The Tom Woods Show, episode 1275.

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Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. I got a couple of interesting things for you. The second one

is just fun. If you don't like fun, then turn it off before you get to the second part.

But the first part is an interview I did on the Money Metals Exchange podcast. And I see there's a page that features it from 2018.

But I know this podcast was released in 2015, just based on what I say in there, how long I've been doing my own

podcast. I know for a fact I did not talk to these guys in 2018. But anyway, the Money

Metals Exchange podcast. So we talk a bit about money. We talk about some economic history of the

U.S. and some related topics. So I hope you'll enjoy that. And I think it will supplement some of the things

that I've said in previous episodes over the past two or three weeks. But then, after that,

what the heck, I'm going to play for you about 10 minutes of a game that we played on the Contra

Cruise. Of course, you know that's the cruise that Bob Murphy and I host. So far, we've been doing it every year. We'll be making an announcement about the 2019 cruise. But we were

joined as a special guest by Naomi Brockwell, who's been a guest on this show. She's just

tremendous, multi-talented, and just a wonderful person to have on board. She hosts this

crypto-quiz show in different contexts at different conferences, and she

wanted to do it on board the Contra Cruz, and it turned out to be a big success.

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