Join, Nick Meyer aka - The One Armed Madman - Nolan 5150, and/or Daniel Steele as we tackle the latest in news, politics, business, energy, AI, transhumanism, and their impact on the future of human liberty—with an unapologetic libertarian edge. Every episode digs into how these forces shape our world, with regular one on one interviews discussing politics, business, economics, energy, technology, aliens, the paranormal, and science fiction with the One Armed Madman.
Nick’s perspective is forged from real-world grit: years behind the bar in Southern California, Maui, and San Francisco taught him how successful businesses actually run, while his time as an electrical line worker—and the electrocution that cost him a hand—gave him a deep respect for teamwork, resilience, and the critical infrastructure that keeps modern society alive.
Nolan brings the precision and leadership of a Harley-Davidson Master Tech and shop foreman. After years running and rescuing motorcycle shops, he knows what competence, accountability, and real-world problem-solving look like.
Dan is the founder and CEO of Listening Post, an AI-agent startup, and a veteran entrepreneur with 25+ years in tech. He’s helped build multiple companies past $100M in annual revenue. From launching and selling a gaming company, to scaling SillyBandz into a national powerhouse, to co-founding Influential—the first AI-powered influencer intelligence platform acquired by Publicis for $500M—Dan brings hard-won experience in AI, product strategy, and startup growth. He’s a frequent speaker, advisor, and operator who’s seen every side of the tech world.
Inspired by Mac Dre’s legendary track Too Hard For The F***in Radio, we embrace the anti-censorship ethos, recalling a time when being shut out of the mainstream meant hustling tapes from the trunk of your Caddy. If the powers-that-be had their way, we’d be doing the same with podcasts—but until then, we’ll be right here, going hard in the paint, uncensored and unfiltered. Welcome to Too Hard For The Radio. Tell me something good!
Join, Nick Meyer aka - The One Armed Madman - Nolan 5150, and/or Daniel Steele as we tackle the latest in news, politics, business, energy, AI, transhumanism, and their impact on the future of human liberty—with an unapologetic libertarian edge. Every episode digs into how these forces shape our world, with regular one on one interviews discussing politics, business, economics, energy, technology, aliens, the paranormal, and science fiction with the One Armed Madman.
Nick’s perspective is forged from real-world grit: years behind the bar in Southern California, Maui, and San Francisco taught him how successful businesses actually run, while his time as an electrical line worker—and the electrocution that cost him a hand—gave him a deep respect for teamwork, resilience, and the critical infrastructure that keeps modern society alive.
Nolan brings the precision and leadership of a Harley-Davidson Master Tech and shop foreman. After years running and rescuing motorcycle shops, he knows what competence, accountability, and real-world problem-solving look like.
Dan is the founder and CEO of Listening Post, an AI-agent startup, and a veteran entrepreneur with 25+ years in tech. He’s helped build multiple companies past $100M in annual revenue. From launching and selling a gaming company, to scaling SillyBandz into a national powerhouse, to co-founding Influential—the first AI-powered influencer intelligence platform acquired by Publicis for $500M—Dan brings hard-won experience in AI, product strategy, and startup growth. He’s a frequent speaker, advisor, and operator who’s seen every side of the tech world.
Inspired by Mac Dre’s legendary track Too Hard For The F***in Radio, we embrace the anti-censorship ethos, recalling a time when being shut out of the mainstream meant hustling tapes from the trunk of your Caddy. If the powers-that-be had their way, we’d be doing the same with podcasts—but until then, we’ll be right here, going hard in the paint, uncensored and unfiltered. Welcome to Too Hard For The Radio. Tell me something good!