The Tom Wood Show, Episode 2076, prepared a set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here, joined today by our old friend Pete Canona's.

You may remember him from such podcasts, I can't help introducing you as Troy McClure,

but you may remember him from such podcasts as Free Man Beyond the Wall, but oh no,

no, it is now the Pete Canona's show, and we're going to talk to him about,

let's say, you know, rethinking things and thinking about what's likely to work in the 21st century,

what's likely to appeal to people, which people are likely to find us appealing,

these kinds of questions. Pete also produced the monopoly on violence that outstanding documentary,

we also talked about, so Pete, welcome back to the show. Thank you for having me back Tom.

All right, there's a lot we can talk about, a lot of fun interesting topics, but I would be

scared to rebrand my podcast. Everybody knows it as the Tom Woods show, so if it suddenly became

something else, I feel like I'd have to run around and correct everybody, and I don't even know

if technically, does it mean people have to re-subscribe or does it automatically appear in the feed

of your podcast, like I don't even know how that works. It did, yeah, it just moved down,

if you go into a podcast app and it's alphabetical, obviously, it's going to move down now, but,

I'm no stranger to changing names, so I didn't think anybody would be too upset by it.

It just got to the point where I noticed that I would listen to people's podcasts,

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