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The Libertarian Christian Podcast

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Join the Libertarian Christian Institute as each week they explore, debate, and analyze the issues that are directly relevant to the intersection of Christianity and liberty. Always thoughtful, frequently controversial, and never boring (trust us), it is our hope and prayer that The Libertarian Christian Podcast serve as a valuable resource to the Church for years to come. If you'd like to reach o... more

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In this episode, we speak with Jerom Sidwell, a former Hollywood visual effects producer who now creates immersive history experiences. We discuss his work in film, motion capture, digital doubles, and the way AI is affecting visual effects, especial... more

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Jeremy Todd joined host Cody Cook at this past weekend's Christians for Liberty Conference to discuss his Libertarian campaign for the Kentucky U.S. House seat, currently held by Thomas Massie until this coming January, describing how party members q... more

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Eastern Christianity is rarely associated with classical liberalism — but should it be? In this conversation with Dr. Dylan Pahman, author of The Kingdom of God and the Common Good and co‑editor of The Christian Roots of American Liberty, we explore ... more

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Life before the Industrial Revolution was not simpler, slower, or more humane. It was short, violent, filthy, and saturated with grief, and almost nobody alive today can picture it accurately. That gap is not harmless. It shapes how people respond to... more

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Jarom Sidwell
Former Hollywood visual effects producer and creator of immersive history experiences
Immersive History
Episode: Why Liberty (and America!) Matters, with Jarom Sidwell
Jeremy Todd
Libertarian candidate for Kentucky's U.S. House seat
Libertarian Party
Episode: After Massie: Does Liberty Have a Future? (Jeremy Todd at Christians for Liberty Conference 2026)
Dylan Pahman
Orthodox scholar and author; founder/president of St. Nicholas Kaposolos Institute; research fellow at Acton Institute
Acton Institute; St. Nicholas Kaposolos Institute
Episode: The Eastern Orthodox Contributions to Liberty You've Never Heard About, with Dylan Pahman
Chelsea Follett
Author of The Grim Old Days; research fellow at the Cato Institute
Cato Institute; author of The Grim Old Days
Episode: Grim Old Days, with Chelsea Follett
Paul Mueller
Senior research fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research
American Institute for Economic Research (AIER)
Episode: The State of Religious Liberty, with Paul D. Mueller
Alex Bernardo
Author of Politics, Economics, and New Testament Interpretation
LCI; CFL Press
Episode: What New Testament Scholars Get Wrong About Politics & Economics, with Alex Bernardo
John Lott
American economist and author known for crime and gun policy research
Crime Prevention Research Center
Episode: Why the Free Market Works, with John Lott
Stephanie Slade
Senior editor at Reason; author of Fusionism, Liberty, Virtue, and the Future of the American Right
Reason magazine
Episode: Why Liberty Needs Virtue: Fusionism and the Christian Case for a Free Society, with Stephanie Slade
Mike Tremont
Former Libertarian Party vice presidential candidate (2024); advocate for leveraging GOP overlap for libertarian direction
Libertarian Party / Libertarian Movement
Episode: Libertarian Political Strategy: Is the LP or the GOP the best path forward for increasing freedom? with Mike ter Maat & James Mills

Hosts

Doug Stuart
Long-running host with Libertarian Christian Institute affiliation; engages guests on theology, liberty, and public policy.
Cody Cook
Co-host contributing theological and historical perspectives; often co-headlining discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 270 ratings
  • Should Christians fear Islam

    I support your podcast but the last guest jay smith was awful. I think it’s obvious that he isn’t on the side of libertarianism but I feel he’s not on the side of Christianity either. But please don’t hesitate to invite awful guests on. We all need to have conversations with them and present a libertarian viewpoint. Good luck with your podcast and god bless 🗽🇺🇸

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cam from Central Park
    United States6 months ago
  • Podcast Rocks

    Don’t miss an episode by the Libertarian Christian Institute. I don’t.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vance Ginn
    United States3 years ago
  • They're a bit more woke than they maybe think they are, or worse, pretend to be. Also mostly political, a tiny bit of "Christianity" here. Could balance their talking points in light of Scripture more. Listened to a dozen or so episodes so maybe a rough patch I started at but unless their ideology changes regularly, I suspect this just stays as a Liberal-tarian podcast that maybe mentions anything Christian for 5% tops per episode.

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    3 years ago
  • Glad I Found This Podcast

    Recently learned about this show and I am happy to be able to learn from it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    @HowMuchGreater
    United States4 years ago
  • What a Bummer :(

    I used to like this show but they have gotten sucked into the right wing cult thinking that most evangelical Christian organizations seem to be into these days. They are giving platform to conspiracy theorists and even using Jesus as a prop for this. Gross!

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    Jenni.kay
    United States5 years ago

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Fans appreciate a steady stream of high-profile guests and rigorous, non-preachy debates.
Some criticism notes occasional guest imbalances and provocative takes, but overall positive.
The show is seen as a valuable resource for Christian libertarian discourse and practical policy insights.
Listeners praise the thoughtful, accessible treatment of complex topics.
Episodes are consistently thought-provoking and informative for those exploring faith-meets-liberty.

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Why Liberty (and America!) Matters, with Jarom Sidwell
Q: So what's the advantage here?
Sidwell sees interactive apps as another learning tool that speaks to digital-native children and can make screen time educational, helping them explore biblical learning and the principles of freedom and liberty.
Why Liberty (and America!) Matters, with Jarom Sidwell
Q: Do you, is AI changing that a little bit?
Sidwell says AI is advancing visual effects, with creators able to record an action and use a model to render it; consistency across shots remains a major challenge.
After Massie: Does Liberty Have a Future? (Jeremy Todd at Christians for Liberty Conference 2026)
Q: Do you feel like there's a concern that people are disingenuous? They say, well, Libertarians already have some ballot access. We're not going to affirm anything they believe, but we're going to try to leverage where they already are.
Todd says he would oppose people joining the party merely to exploit its ballot access. He wants newcomers to engage with and support Libertarian principles rather than use the party as a vehicle for unrelated goals.
After Massie: Does Liberty Have a Future? (Jeremy Todd at Christians for Liberty Conference 2026)
Q: So what was that decision like to suddenly put a Libertarian candidate up for that seat?
Todd says the party had previously avoided running against Massie, whom it considered an ally, but after his primary defeat members saw a short window to reach his supporters. They gathered the 400 signatures required to get Todd on the ballot, with many Republicans helping.
The State of Religious Liberty, with Paul D. Mueller
Q: How does the project disseminate findings to legislators and influence policy?
The researchers engage with legal circles and legislators through conferences, press events, and direct interactions; they provide online resources, state-by-state pages, and model legislation links to help policymakers replicate protections that work well in other states.

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What is The Libertarian Christian Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thought-provoking exploration at the intersection of Christianity and libertarian principles, with frequent guests who challenge conventional policy debates through a Christian-libertarian lens. Episodes span topics like free markets and Black empowerment, biblical study habits, pro-life libertarian arguments, international travel for Christians, housing policy from a liberty-centered view, data-center policy and local governance, religious liberty in American history, and critiques of education and central planning. The show often features rigorous debates, historical context, and practical implications for public policy, faith communities, and everyday life, making it useful for listeners who want principled, Liberty-first Christian per... more

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3. Dylan Pahman
4. Chelsea Follett
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6. Alex Bernardo
7. John Lott
8. Stephanie Slade

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