Author and celebritarian Julie Borowski sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss her new children’s book, “Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza.” Inspired by Leonard Read’s classic essay “I, Pencil,” the book is a concise and fun explanation of economic cooperation and collaboration. Julie also reflects on the disintermediating influence of the internet and how anyone can reach out and find an audience without having to appeal to government gatekeepers.

Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578558564

<p>Author and celebritarian Julie Borowski sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss her new children&rsquo;s book, &ldquo;Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza.&rdquo; Inspired by Leonard Read&rsquo;s classic essay &ldquo;I, Pencil,&rdquo; the book is a concise and fun explanation of economic cooperation and collaboration. Julie also reflects on the disintermediating influence of the internet and how anyone can reach out and find an audience without having to appeal to government gatekeepers.</p>
<p>Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?v=Dcke_16rVY0&amp;event=video_description&amp;redir_token=4EKKuKVCwgNUb_oj0kuY9l26Hgd8MTU3MDcxMjg1NkAxNTcwNjI2NDU2&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fdp%2F0578558564">https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578558564</a></p>

Libertarian Matt Kibbe puts aside politics to have mostly honest conversations with mostly interesting people. Mostly because it’s really hard to be honest and interesting at the same time. Mostly because we want to have some fun, even as we argue about things that really matter — you know, things like beer. Kibbe digs a little deeper with guests from all over the political spectrum: Right, Left, and libertarian; smart, independent people who don’t give a damn about your preferred political tribe. Let’s listen and learn together. Subscribe to Kibbe on Liberty, the counter-counter-revolution of social media. Because endless virtue-signaling is a total buzzkill.

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