Just a small blurb. An IRC friend of mine today sent in a friend because I frequently talk about the message of liberty. It's kind of awkward, in one sense, because I keep wondering why people go "I've got a friend who is pro-liberty, you should talk to him!". I find it questionable because my friend is ALSO pro-liberty and I wonder if it's simply that he doesn't have the same sort of support network as me. I currently live in Maryland, a place where liberty is seldom brought up and even more infrequently the cause of action. I, however, have been to New Hampshire to visit the Keene area activists because I am a Porcupine and will be moving to New Hampshire as part of the Free State Project. I know there is a functional, rational and active group of people who feel so strongly about freedom that they're comfortable tossing the ideas out there.

So I will begin putting up plugs (what I call advertisements for purposes other than making money) on my site, hopefully in a tasteful manner. I began by putting up a banner for Free Talk Live, a podcast I listen to every day because it is 100% pro-freedom. Ian and Mark, the regular co-hosts are both among the Keene area activists I've met and they're great people who both moved from Florida as part of the Free State Project. They're syndicated on over thirty radio stations across the USA and there's one station in Tobago that picks them up. They're also continually rated #1 podcast in the political/cultural section on a respected podcast ranking site.

Everything on their site is free, you can download their podcast 6 days a week totally free of charge. It's one of the many ways I manage to stay hopeful throughout my day and I thought I should pass that on.