Any personal book/DVD recommendations for beginning AE student?

Economics Economics Questions
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I know the Mises bookstore has books organized into beginning, intermediate, and advanced studies, but are there any books that really stick out as essential for the budding Austrian? I am currently reading Rothbard’s “What has Government done to Our Money” and while so far in my reading it has not revealed a great deal to me of anything that I didn’'t already know it has cemented my understanding and has given me ammunition to back up my arguments.

I am also familiar with Mises’ take on the business cycle so I think I have a good beginners understanding there as well.

I guess I am seeking an AE Bible of some sort as long as it would not be too deep where much of it would fly over my head at this point in my learning. Thanks

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This is a ‘DVD’ of sorts:

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1AD95D0593508BD8

And there is an actual torrent of them to be found here:

http://www.vforvoluntary.com/austrian-economics

PS Youtube’s HD function seems to be broken right now. So that you know..

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A book that I read (several times), which i found to be generally easy to understand and well written, in addition to being extremely informative is Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson. While it’s not an intro to AE per se, Hazlitt does follow that line of thought, while also being less radical than Rothbard. Certainly worth a shot checking it out, IMHO.