The Tom Woods Show, episode 478.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. I recently appeared on a new podcast called the Ron Paul homeschooling podcast.

And they wanted to know all about the courses that I produced.

And they did a whole episode just on my course on government.

And I think this discussion that I had with them is of general interest.

It's not just for people who are interested in homeschooling or whatever, but the more general question of how you would teach government to people and make sure that the libertarian

angle is given a fair shake is an interesting topic of general interest. So that's why I'm

actually sharing this conversation with you today. It'll talk a little bit about my own educational experiences or how I would have benefited if I had had access to all this great information when I was a younger person. There are a lot of issues that come up for all of us, whether we homeschool or not, whether we have children or not. These are questions that we ask ourselves quite a bit,

and I thought you might be interested in some of my answers. So you can find out more about this particular podcast. First of all, on today's show notes page, of course, which is always

the clearinghouse of information for every episode we do, Tom Woods.com slash 478 is the show

notes page for today. The website of the podcast from which today's

episode is drawn is Ron Paul homeschooling.com. Not to be confused with my site, Ron Paul homeschool.com,

which is where, of course, I give you $140 worth of free bonuses if you decide to join the Ron Paul curriculum. So please bear that in mind.

All right. What I have done is I've deleted just the portion of the episode in which Richard Emmons, who is the interviewer, gives a lengthy introduction of me and gives my credentials

and all the things I've done and so on and so forth. I figure if you're a regular listener

of this show, you probably know a little something about that. If you don't, you can always

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