I have a problem with Views and Taxonomy Tags

On my new Drupal 6.x site, http://leveragethesecret.com

When you click on a "tag" in the content, you get a 404 error.

If I disable the "Views" module, everything works fine again.

I need to either
1) find an alternative to Views to show the rest of my content, or
2) fix the problem in "Views" that's causing it.

To "re-enact" my problem, head to:
http://leveragethesecret.com/node/170
Click on any tag, and you will see what I get.

However, if I disable views, it works perfectly, but I lose all my Views content..
- My Daily Checklist
- Science of Getting Rich blocks
etc

Any ideas on an alternative to views that will achieve the same thing?

As views is in Beta, and the "New" 6.x-2.0-beta4 Beta release was only released yesterday, and both the Previous release and yesterday's release causes the same problem.. it will be a few months til the next "beta" release.

I've already tried clearing the Views Cache. Too new to know what else to try?

Link to a Random Blog Post in a Sidebar Block

Even though I'm now using Drupal 6, and this was created for Drupal 4.7, this is the ONLY post that helped me create a random post in a block, albeit 3 hours later but still.. I need to keep this somewhere :)

1. create a new view in administer » views » add tab.

2. give it a name. I called mine "Random".

3. click the "Block" section heading to get its settings.

4. enable "Provide block"

5. choose a "View type". I went with "List View" so that I could choose which fields display in the block.

6. type in a title. This will be the title of the block. In this example I used "Random" as well.

7. type in a number for the amount of nodes you want to display in the block. You can use 1 (number one) if you like.

8. click the "Fields" section heading to get its settings.

9. add the fields you want. I chose just "Node: Title" since I wanted just links to the blog posts, not the text.

10. click the "Filters" section heading to get its settings.

11. select "Node: Type" and click "Add Filter"

12. choose the content type(s) you want to appear in the block. In this example, I chose the 'blog' type.

13. select "Node: Published" and click "Add Filter". (I keep forgetting this one, but it's important, since you probably don't want to display unpublished nodes.

14. click the "Sort criteria" section heading to get its settings.

15. select "Random" and click "Add criteria".

16. click "Save"

17. click administer » blocks and enable the block you titled in step #6.