Our guest today is Topher Field. Topher is one of Australia’s most recognized Libertarian political commentators and human rights advocates. He is the director of “Battleground Melbourne”, the multi-award-winning and internationally acclaimed documentary that exposed the human impact of Victoria’s lockdowns. And he is the author of “Good People Break Bad Laws”. 1) Your book is titled “Good People Break Bad Laws”. America’s Founders knew that – and over the years we’ve forgotten it. In today’s world, how do we know the difference between a law that deserves our obedience and one that deserves our resistance? 2) Your documentary Battleground Melbourne tells the story of ordinary citizens living through extraordinary government restrictions. What lessons should Americans take away from Australia's experience? 3) Around the world, we've seen governments invoke public safety to justify expanding their powers – and particularly where gun rights are concerned. How can free societies protect both public safety and individual liberty without sacrificing either? 4) Freedom can gradually disappear—and then suddenly all at once, all because of one compromise at a time. What warning signs should citizens be watching for today, and what practical steps can they take to preserve their liberties? 5) Who has inspired you in your world view and your strength? 6) How do people follow your work, watch Battleground Melbourne, and learn more about Good People Break Bad Laws? Originally Aired 7.22.26