Libertarian Party of Indiana Podcasts

LPIN Executive Director Chris Spangle picks up where the last podcast left off- with Indiana City-County Councilor Ed Coleman’s navigation of uncharted, caucus-free waters. So, what happens when Libertarians are … Continue reading →

Mark Rutherford is the Vice Chair of the Libertarian National Committee, and like many other Libertarians, he credits two-time presidential candidate Harry Browne with helping to make it so. Prior … Continue reading →

If the thought is that one Libertarian on a legislative body has no value, think again. Besides being a coveted vote on any fairly evenly split council, being outside the … Continue reading →

Conventional wisdom holds that Libertarians are former Republicans. In reality, disaffected Democrats are every bit as likely to become Libertarians. Ed Angleton is a good case in point. He comes … Continue reading →

Rebecca Sink-Burris participate in the first of three debates between the three candidates for US Senate Monday night. Often times, she looked like a buffer between the other two, but … Continue reading →

Mike Kole is the Chair of the Hamilton County Libertarian Party and a candidate for County Council, but above all, a citizen of the Town of Fishers. When the Town … Continue reading →

Andy Horning is well known to Hoosiers across the state. Although he ran several times as a Libertarian for went to the Republicans, and came back to the Libertarian Party, … Continue reading →

We’re introducing a new segment on LPIN.org today: Why I am a Libertarian. Many people are confused why Libertarian Party members leave the two party system to build up a … Continue reading →

The second-most important event in the LPIN’s annual calendar, the state convention, approaches. Delegates from all across the state meet to do the business of nominating candidates to statewide office … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This is portion is on media relations with Sean Shepard. View the video series at http://youtu.be/2nvfIlxBW8A. Tweet

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This portion is about fundraising by former Marion County Chairman Tim Maguire. View the video series … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This portion is about campaign finance by Mark Rutherford and Todd Singer. View the video series … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This portion is presented by Ed Angleton, a candidate for House in 2008. View the video … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This portion is on beginning your race with Mike Kole, former LPIN SOS candidate. View the … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This is the intro by State Chair Sam Goldstein and Executive Director Chris Spangle. View the … Continue reading →

In 2010, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held a candidate training seminar entitled Run! This portion is on the final days of the campaign by Ryan Liedtky. View the video … Continue reading →

Neighboring states Illinois and Ohio have statewide smoking bans on the books, and Indiana is considering its’ own, in House Bill 1213. If passed, it would ban smoking in all … Continue reading →

Timothy Maguire has parlayed a noteworthy Libertarian campaign for City-County Council into an appointment to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals, and now election as Marion County Chair for … Continue reading →

Libertarian Party of Indiana Chair Todd Singer talks about the hopes and fears libertarians may have for liberty-friendly policy coming from the Obama Administration and the second Daniels Administration in … Continue reading →

Host Mike Kole sets out the goals for the podcast: To promote those doing the work of liberty throughout Indiana. The LPIN’s candidates, leaders, and policy analysts are the stars … Continue reading →