The Tom Woods Show, episode 823.

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Your daily dose of Liberty Education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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milestone in the life and work of Walter Block, our friend, the great libertarian scholar. He has just reached a milestone that he's been working toward for many years, and that is he has just had his 500th scholarly article published. This number, by way of comparison, is far beyond that of

pretty much anybody you've ever heard of when it comes to the academic literature. Nobody writes

500 scholarly articles. But Walter Block has done it, and I want to talk to him about. I want to

talk to him about the kinds of

things he's written about, the kinds of areas he's contributed to, what kind of advice he has

for people who are looking to get published. Lots to talk about here. Walter, of course,

holds the Harold E. Worth eminent scholar chair in economics at Loyola University in New Orleans.

He's the author of probably around

two dozen books or so, and, well, as you now know, 500 scholarly articles, as well as many, many,

many, many articles in various popular publications. He speaks on a wide variety of topics and a

wide variety of venues.

He's just been there, done that with almost everything that you can think of relating to libertarianism.

And I'm really glad to welcome him back to the show.

Walter, welcome back.

My pleasure to be with you as always.

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