Libertarian channels

Written jointly with Bitarch

There is never enough time. Fortunately, quite a lot of information on libertarianism can now be obtained in audio format. The most popular delivery channel for such content is, undoubtedly, YouTube. Except that by default, it assumes you are sitting and staring at the screen, rather than strolling down the street with headphones, and the mobile app refuses to work in the background. More precisely, it graciously agrees, but only in the paid version.

Fortunately, for Android, the market has solved this situation, and those who wish can install NewPipe — a free open-source YouTube client capable of background mode and saving videos locally to the phone for subsequent offline viewing. You can download the installation file directly, or, if you want to receive app updates, install the alternative app store F-Droid in addition to the alternative YouTube client, and install NewPipe through it. Then you’ll have to export your YouTube subscriptions as a file and import that file into NewPipe, and after all this series of tedious manipulations, finally obtain the coveted ability to cheat Google. By the way, to hell with the background mode, but NewPipe also cuts out the annoying ads, which definitely makes all the effort worth it. In short, I recommend it.

Now, Bitarch recommends a selection of channels worth subscribing to. I am not familiar with all of them, so I will only comment in italics in a few places.

Dobroum (Alexander Elesev) – an interesting evangelist of non-violence, lives in the States, broadcasts in Russian, has gathered a community around himself; in particular, Bitarch himself came from there, which is why the channel holds the honorary first place)))

Stefan Molyneux — in English, but very easy to understand, has subtitles – haven’t listened, took note, I know that Svetov referred to him from time to time.

Alexey Sherstnevas far as I understand, this is a guy from the Zolotorëv circle, while Vladimir himself, alas, is not represented on YouTube, but occasionally appears on television.

Pavel Usanovwell, this is overall my favorite channel on YouTube)))

SVTV (Mikhail Svetov) – the frontman of LPR, mentioned here many times, whom one may disagree with, but cannot afford to ignore

Zhukov’s Blog (Egor Zhukov) – a guy who for some reason is not liked in LPR, a witness of Gene Sharp, a preacher of the wonderful idea of giving flowers to the police, and generally a talented self-taught person, much like myself)))

InLiberty didn’t even know they had a video channel, I’ll have to subscribe

Ruslan Sokolovskythe most famous Pokemon catcher in Russia and an involuntary cryptocurrency practitioner

BitNovosti — mainly about cryptocurrencies, occasionally podcasts about ancap come out.

Mr. Deadline is kind of hinting that you should listen to videos in the background, so as not to kill Time


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