The Tom Woods Show, episode 715.

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Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here. I'm talking to Leah McHenry by popular demand. I've had

quite a few requests to have her on the show, particularly from my supporting listeners over

at supporting listeners.com. She is an independent musician and also a libertarian. In fact,

I think I first saw her over on Anarchast, which is the program that

Jeff Berwick hosts. So I thought I'd have her come on and talk about her story. I mean,

it's great. It's an interesting thing about how somebody in the Internet age is able to build a

career, is able to create a following out of nothing,

really out of nothing, starting at ground zero and building from there thanks to the different

ways you can get your message out, and in this case get your music out through the internet.

So it's an interesting story, and you know, I love entrepreneurial stories like this, and we haven't told one in a internet. So it's an interesting story. And, you know, I love

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