# Jonathan Drake
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The Four Skulls of jonathan drake is a 1959 American black-and-white horror film written by Orville H. Hampton and directed by Edward L. Cahn. It was one of a series of films they made in the late 1950s for producer Robert E. Kent on contract for distribution by United Artists. The film stars Eduard Franz, Valerie French, Grant Richards, and Henry Daniell.
Culture of Change Ep. 161: Justice on Trial, Poverty by Design
Ashe in America welcomes back Jonathan Drake for a two part conversation, starting with a fun behind the scenes recap of their live jury trial experience at Deadwood, complete with an unforgettable "my son is innocent" courtroom moment and a preview of what is coming at the Great American Restorati…
From teaching class to training crews: Episode 80
The boys are together in the Music City talking with Jonathan Drake, operations manager for Chattanooga Tent — Nashville, about his journey from coaching kids on the field and in a classroom to teaching tent installers.
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Space Revolution Ep. 34: Grounded in Space
Jonathan Drake joins Chris Ponder and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Steven L. Kwast this week to dig into natural law, the idea that God built physical rules for the universe and equally binding rules for human relationships, and why ignoring either one tends to end badly. Jonathan brings a research background o…
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 45: Keeping the Fruits of Your Labor
Jonathan Drake dives into Spooner's first two economic propositions, starting with the deceptively simple idea that every man should keep the full fruits of his own labor. From there Jon works through why Spooner sees the employer employee relationship as a subtle drag toward poverty, and why he th…
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 46: Usury Laws and Institutional Poverty
Jonathan Drake opens up about quitting his job before diving into Proposition 3 and the meaty Proposition 4 of Spooner's poverty essay, where the real target becomes usury laws. His case is that capping interest rates does not protect borrowers, it locks the very people who need capital most out of…
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 47: Usury Laws and the Surveillance State
Jonathan Drake takes listeners on a wild nine phase journey tracing how 1840s usury laws quietly evolved into the modern financial surveillance apparatus, arguing we are already living in something eerily close to a social credit system, just built slower and dressed up as consumer protection. From…
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 48: Usury Laws and the Fruits of Your Labor
Jonathan Drake wraps up Proposition 4 of Spooner's poverty essay with a thought experiment that turns 1840s dollars into numbers modern listeners can actually feel. Person A borrows at 6% and hires Person B, while Person B, locked out of credit, watches the profit walk away with someone else. Jon t…
The Narrative Ep. 83: The MAGA King
Burning Bright and Jonathan Drake break down Burning Bright opens with GoT and Narrative branding, Burning Bright teases the MAGA King and Tolkien and Overton windows and excommunication, with plenty of commentary along the way.
Also on the docket: Drake and BB introduce Aragorn as MAGA king analo…
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 49: Fractional Reserve, Bitcoin Teaser & Credit Based on Productive Value
Jonathan Drake digs into Fractional reserve and Bitcoin teaser, Credit based on productive value and Free banking versus modern finance, with plenty of commentary along the way.
Also on the docket: Centralization and parallel systems. You won't want to miss this one.
The No Treason Podcast Ep. 50: Free Banking, Cash Prices & the Tax Burden
Jonathan Drake is back after a week off building sets for his daughters' homeschool production of Fiddler on the Roof, plus a look at the cedar patio furniture coming together in his shop. Then it's on to the finish of Proposition 5 in Lysander Spooner's poverty essay: why free banking would flood …
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