Joshua Flapan is an author, who published his first book in 2014. Some of his works include Education Mania, Modern Prohibition, and Innocent and Executed. You can purchase his books on Amazon. He returns to the podcast today to discuss college professors, freedom of speech, making a living, and more. Later, Franky gives his thoughts on whether actors make too much money and Hugh Jackman never saving never to returning as Wolverine.
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