The Tom Woods Show, episode 964.

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

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

Folks, if you're like me, you were a victim of educational malpractice when you were in school.

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university program, and I'm just trying to get myself situated and

back in a routine.

So for today's episode, I'm sharing with you another of the talks I delivered last week.

And this one I called Austrian Economics versus Conventional Wisdom, which left me open

to discuss a variety of topics, which

indeed I do with special emphasis on business cycle topics. And I think in particular on the

depression of 1920 to 21, where there are a few refinements to be made to the argument.

But a whole bunch of topics covered here, some of which

you've no doubt heard on the show before, maybe not discussed in precisely this way. But here you

have it, 45 minutes of fun and goodness coming your way, starting right now. This topic, of course,

could go on forever, of the Austrian school versus the conventional wisdom.

That's why I came up with it.

I thought I could repeat this every year with new material.

So I've chosen a number of topics to hit some briefly, some more in depth.

But so that I can get to the most material, I actually prepared a, I do this a lot.

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