The Tom Woods Show, episode 599.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

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

Hey everybody, Tom Woods here.

I am sharing with you today a talk you have almost certainly not heard.

It's from probably five years ago. I was

talking to the Rothbard Graduate Seminar, which is an event that's held at the Mises

Institute every year with advanced students, and they take a really intensive look at an

important text in the Austrian tradition for a week, guided and lectured by a number of important faculty

from the Mezes Institute. So I was there at a, at the luncheon one day to give this talk,

and it was about my experiences in publishing, and particularly in publishing about Austrian economics and libertarianism

and what I've been able to do to try to reach beyond our traditional audience.

So in this talk, I mentioned several of my books, The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, Meltdown, Rollback, Maybe One Other,

but certainly those three are available in audiobook form.

If you prefer audiobooks, I know a lot of you who enjoy listening to this show, like listening to

content. So you can actually get one of those three audiobooks for free through tomwoodsaudo.com.

And if you are the autograph type, I also sign and personalize

books at tomwoods.com slash books. So the show notes page for today, of course, it be tomwoods.com

slash 599. And on that page, I will have links to the books mentioned in the talk. So hope you like it.

Well, first part what I want to do is just go through a few titles and just some

of the things that happened as a result of them for me. And Joe mentions that I had done some

scholarly writing, which is a polite way of saying that I wrote books that no one purchased.

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