Today at 4:30pm pacific, explore the foundations of a healthy society. Thesis: societies that embrace human respect will necessarily also tend toward political and economic freedom. Taken to the extreme, a society in which each person truly embraces respect for himself and for

Join economists Antony Davies, Ph.D., and James R. Harrigan, Ph.D., for Words & Numbers Live—a weekly intellectual dive into economics, political science, history, and philosophy. Today, we'll explore "The Knowledge Problem" at 2:30 PM Pacific (5:30 PM Eastern), exclusively on

Happening now: We're going live to discuss "Unintended Consequences." CiVL members have your questions ready. Synopsis: Unintended consequences arise when decision makers impose decisions on people and those people react in ways the decision makers didn’t anticipate. Unintended

In a quaint European mountain town where sausage and bread vendors duel daily for culinary supremacy, a high-stakes tricycle race between a mustached meat peddler and a fierce bread-slinging cyclist takes an unexpected turn—derailing their rivalry in the most surprising way. La

A botched alien abduction leaves a combative couple fighting for their lives and the future of the planet. Human Holes is now playing exclusively on CiVL. We're featuring Human Holes director, Julien Lasseur, in our upcoming film. We're excited to share this imaginative,

In "Frame The Future" we're featuring Julien Lasseur, director of the sci-fi film, Human Holes, which is now playing exclusively on CiVL. Frame The Future is about CiVL's journey to find undiscovered talent. We loved Julien's film, Human Holes, which is in the final four of all

Many want to be filmmakers, but few have what it takes. Watch "Frame The Future" to see who will win the next CiVL development deal. Now on CiVL.

LIVE at 8 pm Central: TCR Live #169: What's REALLY Happening in Mexico? Brought to you by CiVL Derrick Broze is back with a brand new episode of The Conscious Resistance. True crime for anarchists, The Conscious Resistance challenges corporate and state power while