Murray Rothbard: I couldn’t find the link for it, but it was a lecture series about the history (maybe economic history?) of the United States.
Walter Block: Defending the Undefendable: http://mises.org/media.aspx?action=category&ID=143
Thomas Woods: Major Episodes in American Labor History, an Austrian Reevaluation:
part 1: http://mises.org/media/1429
Part 2: http://mises.org/media/1431
Defending the Undefendable was absolutely fantastic. I’m still not quite done with it, but even his defense of the Blackmailer I thought was terrific. Good way to put things in perspective. His point about sadists and yelling fire in a crowded theater was a little contrived, but he made his point . The point being contracts can solve those types of issues without recourse to a magical piece of paper signed by people who don’t know you that holds you liable for things you never agreed to.
Oh, and Jeff Riggenbach is the shit! I liked the Libertarian Tradition episode with Lysander Spooner: