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In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".

In this lecture series Gary Chartier, a noted left-libertarian and professor at La Sierra University speaks on what we as libertarians can take (and not take) from Linda and Morris Tannehill's, "Market for Liberty".