Eric talks with Jody Underwood of EdOpt about New Hampshire’s newly expanded homeschooling freedom and the growing range of educational options available to families. They discuss Education Freedom Accounts, private and charter schools, microschools, and the misconceptions that often keep parents from exploring alternatives to traditional public education. They also contrast New Hampshire’s approach with increasing restrictions in states like Connecticut and explain why educational freedom continues to attract families to the Free State.

Eric talks with Nikki Sunshine about the upcoming Family Planning Weekend, an event designed to introduce prospective movers to New Hampshire's family-focused community and opportunities. They also discuss why New Hampshire has become a destination for families seeking greater freedom, stronger communities, and more choices when it comes to raising children. Along the way, they explore the unique culture being built in the Free State, the value of connecting with like-minded families, and the many resources available for parents.

Speaking at the Libertarian National Convention in Grand Rapids, Eric shares how the Free State Project has transformed New Hampshire into a proving ground for libertarian ideas by encouraging thousands of liberty-minded people to relocate and get involved in their communities. He explains why he believes concentrating activists in one state has produced meaningful political, cultural, and economic change that would be difficult to achieve through scattered national efforts. Brakey also discusses why state and local action offers a more effective path to advancing liberty than focusing on Washington, D.C. The talk concludes with an audience Q&A covering grassroots organizing, political strategy, and the future of the liberty movement.

Special thanks to Ethan Mathis for providing his recording of the event.

Eric talks with Australian libertarian activist Jordan Dittloff to discuss the state of liberty movements in Australia and the United States. The conversation explores Australia's increasingly centralized political climate, the lasting impact of COVID-era policies, and why New Hampshire's Free State Project stands out as a unique model for building real-world communities around shared values. Jordan reflects on his visit to New Hampshire, sharing his impressions of its culture, activism, and sense of possibility. Together, they examine whether concentrating like-minded people in one place may be the most effective path toward advancing freedom in an increasingly authoritarian world.

Eric sits down with entrepreneur and freedom advocate Eduardo Alexander to discuss the growing push for decentralization and the future of liberty-oriented communities. Their conversation explores concerns about centralized political and financial power, the migration of freedom-minded individuals to places like New Hampshire and Puerto Rico, and the role emerging technologies may play in creating alternative systems. They also examine the promise and challenges of Bitcoin and decentralized platforms as tools for greater individual sovereignty and economic independence. More broadly, the discussion reflects on how communities can preserve freedom and self-governance in an increasingly centralized world.

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Eric sits down with longtime Free State activist and State Representative Dan McGuire to reflect on two decades of the Free State Project, New Hampshire politics, and the movement's growth. They discuss what makes New Hampshire's citizen legislature unique, the impact dedicated individuals can have, and the many ways people contribute to advancing liberty beyond elected office. The conversation also explores lessons from Dan's years of public service, the importance of community, and why New Hampshire continues to attract people who want to build a freer society. Eric also shares updates on Free State Project initiatives, upcoming events, and the organization's current fundraising efforts.

Eric reflects on the 2026 Porcupine Freedom Festival, sharing how this year's decentralized format brought together liberty-minded people from across New Hampshire and around the country. He discusses the growth of community initiatives, the role of philosophy in the Free State movement, and why events like PorkFest continue to strengthen the culture of liberty. The episode also highlights upcoming opportunities to get involved, from festivals and educational events to outreach efforts aimed at welcoming future Free Staters. Plus, Eric responds to recent media coverage of the movement and offers his perspective on the ideas shaping New Hampshire's future.Attend NHLA's annual Liberty Dinner. Visit: libertydinner.comGet your tickets for FreedomPalooza 2026 at: freedompaloozanh.comReserve your spot for Family Planning Weekend at: tinyurl.com/tobebornfree

As PorcFest 2026 approaches, Eric welcomes Brian Becker, Free State Project IT Director and founder of the Warehouse clubhouse in Weare, New Hampshire, for a conversation about the movement’s continued growth and this year’s decentralized festival format. They discuss how Free Staters are building communities, events, and institutions across the state, creating new opportunities for activism, networking, and migration. The episode explores the vision behind PorcFest’s statewide "choose your own adventure" approach and the role grassroots leadership plays in making it possible. Brian also shares details about the Ware Fair and reflects on how local initiatives are helping strengthen New Hampshire’s liberty movement.