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Most people, right, we're lions here on your show, I know, but too many people are not lions.

Too many people are sheep.

Welcome to the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here's your host, your guy, your shining beacon of liberty, Mark Clare.

Hello, my friends, and welcome back to the Lions of Liberty podcast.

This is episode number 172, and that means you can find the show notes for today's show over at lionsofliberty.com slash 172.

And if it sounds like I have a little more skip in my step today than usual. Not that I don't always have skip in my step,

but it's because it's the first show of the new year of 2016.

And not only that, but it's the first episode of our brand new three-day-per-week format

with the addition of the felony Friday podcast this coming Friday.

So we've got today's show.

You've got another show coming on Wednesday and felony Friday this coming Friday. Very exciting stuff. Today's show is sponsored by Health Excellence

Select. This is an incredibly exciting alternative to the standard corporatist or Obamacare insurance

that so many of us have become saddled with. Start the new year right by getting a fresh start with

your health care. To learn more, head over to lionsofliberty.com slash health.

My guest today is a professor and chair of philosophy at King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

He is the creator and editor of a series of books on philosophy and pop culture,

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