Norm Singleton has posted on the Mises Institute's vast selection of print media. I have recently begun listening to "The Ethics of Liberty" by Murray Rothbard in the form of 20-minute sections that you can download free through your favorite RSS reader (I use iTunes).

I was interested to find out that Rothbard comes off as very much a geolibertarian in his section on Land Monopoly. Not all the chapters are equally convincing to this free liberal, but the print version of "The Ethics of Liberty" sat on my bookshelf for nearly two years unread, before I began the podcasts of the book. The podcasts "shuffled" the content so that I downloaded the chapters based on which looked most interesting. I have since begun shuffling through the print chapters. Consuming the ideas in this manner is both less daunting (because it requires less commitment), and more fun (as it allows you to focus on what is most interesting to you).

The Mises folks should be commended for the multiplicity of forms of media that they offer.

- KDR