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Andrew Heaton, author of Tribalism is Dumb, joins the program to share his views on tribalism and its evolutionary roots, how it impacts modern society, and ways to navigate its effects. Eric and Andrew explore how liberty-minded individuals can engage in politics without succumbing to negative tribal impulses, focusing instead on shared values and community building.
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Edra Toth shares her personal story of fleeing Hungary with her family during the Hungarian Revolution in 1956. Edra was introduced to ballet almost by chance when she accompanied a friend to dance lessons. This led to a passion for ballet, eventually becoming a principal dancer with the Boston Ballet by age 16. She taught for many years in the Greater Boston Area, but had an opportunity to open a studio in Wolfeboro, NH in 2003. She enjoyed teaching New Hampshire students so much that she eventually phased out of her school in Massachusetts to bring her classical style of ballet training to the “Live Free or Die” State.
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Chris Lopez is an early mover to the Free State and a passionately dedicated worker for the FSP of over ten years, coordinating many visits and moves for freedom lovers to come to New Hampshire. Coming up on her 20 year anniversary in the Free State, she joins the program to share her story and her love of the great community here.
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Dan McKnight joins the program and shares his story of military service and the events that drove him to found Bring Our Troops Home, the organization coordinating the Defend the Guard effort in state legislatures across America. He is once again presenting at the upcoming Rage Against the War Machine rally and shares his vision for defeating the Military Industrial Complex.
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Angela McArdle joins the program to give us the latest and greatest about how the LP is continuing to affect change on the national level and move the Overton Window in the right direction. The second annual Rage Against the War Machine rally is gearing up to march once again on the National Mall in Washington, DC. A great array of speakers are planned. Find out more at: https://jointheresistance.org/Today’s episode is sponsored by Porcupine Real Estate — the original Free State real estate agency, doing business in New Hampshire for more than 15 years. Learn more at: https://porcupinerealestate.com
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Matt McCaw, Executive Director of the Greater Idaho Movement, joins the Porcupine Report to discuss why 13 counties in Eastern Oregon have voted to breakaway and join the state of Idaho. Why are state official refusing to move the imaginary line and how are the people of rural Oregon working to achieve self-determination?
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Kitty Michelotti, President and Co-Founder of Latitude Learning, joins a LIVE episode of the Porcupine Report for a conversation with Eric Brakey on alternatives to government schooling in New Hampshire and how Education Freedom Accounts are empowering more parents to take active roles in their children's education.
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Skot Sheller is a co-founder of The Shell, a libertarian social club on the New Hampshire Freecoast — and the Free State’s resident expert on Javier Milei and his breakthrough on the Argentinian political stage. Skot shares his knowledge of Milei’s rise and current state as leader of a once failing country, now on an upward trajectory thanks to libertarian policies.
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Thomas Quiter is a libertarian and longtime crusader for issues affecting people with disabilities. On the subject of socialized medicine, he explains how the solutions to many problems are easier and simpler than often thought, if only the people can be empowered to make better choices than the government.
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