About Toward Anarchy
Find the Toward Anarchy Podcast across all the major streaming platforms or tune in to the radio show every Saturday at 11pm Central Standard Time on Republic Broadcasting Network for an Anarchist perspective on the latest news and headlines followed by a personal, thoughtful, non-adversarial conversation on a wide array of topics from social to political to economic and pop culture.
What is Anarchy?
Simply put, we live in anarchy daily. Every second we make choices, we create and destroy, we love and hate. We influence the world around us without consideration of, or need for, authority.
Anarchy does not preclude hierarchy or rules, it means no ruler to force them on you.
Anarchy doesn't answer the question of who will build the roads, or fund the schools, or solve society's ills, it leaves us free to accomplish these things and more through voluntary cooperation.
Why Toward Anarchy?
Toward Anarchy is a phrase coined by the early anarchist founders of the Libertarian Party. The slogan was proposed by David F. Nolan in at least one Pre-Party newsletter; as was a logo, the Circle-A Anarchy symbol with an arrow crossing through it pointing toward the upper right quadrant of the Nolan Chart. That point being the maximum point of freedom, Anarchy. They were ultimately rejected, but the remnants of the idea exist to this day in many individual State LP logos. The arrow pointing to the right in many of their logos is the visual reference to the phrase Toward Anarchy.
The notion hit home immediately and I always wanted a place, an idea, something worthy of the sentiment.
That is where you find yourself now.
Who is Michael Storm?
I'm a broadcast and journalism professional of more than 20 years, including top 50 markets in radio and television as a host, producer, and a programmer.
I am a student of economic theory and the law for over 30 years with an emphasis on the geo-political and socio-economic impact on the legal rights and duties of the individual and The State in modern and historic society. Moreover I am a student of my mind and the human condition.
I am an activist for human rights, informed consent, corporate and political responsibility, and police accountability.
I further advocate for the complete abolition of the modern paradigm of profit driven policing to be replaced by a strict complaint/response system of voluntary and paid citizen responders.
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