This episode is pretty great! I was being trailed by NBC Boston, who had their cameras set up in my studio too, and they asked if I could do a quick wrap up of recent developments in the Free State, and this is what they got. They were pretty impressed that I was able to do this entire episode on the fly. I explained it’s my super-power… if you’re never as prepared as you should be, you learn to be good on your feet! Enjoy!
Controversial backroom deal to declare a public park with a robust community garden “surplus” in order to sell this green space to a private developer without telling the people living in the neighborhood? Say it isn’t so! This week, I discuss my recent op-ed in the Union Leader regarding the unethical mess happening at Parkside Park. Get involved!
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This week in Manch Talk, we discuss economic incentives, private vs. public approaches, and how the whole of Manchester would be better off if a handful of elites weren’t trying to control everything down to the pool hours.
In this episode, we talk about my House of Representatives race in Ward 11, and “It’s the economy, stupid!”
Don’t watch this if you want to know what Carla thinks about the massive proposed West Side “community” center. No really, this show is about cops in NH.
EMT, author, and activist Alu Axelman is a rising star in the liberty community. Today, I get to hear his “Coming to New Hampshire” story, and he walks us through his growing body of books covering various liberty topics from due process to independence.
What is the election landscape like for Manchester this Fall?
This week, we’re in the studio discussing grassroots solutions to the problems Granite Staters face: a government that is too big and unresponsive to our needs. Terese Grinnell is a hospice nurse, grassroots activist who was arrested for saying ‘Amen,’ and is being persecuted by the Sununu administration, and yet, she is STILL fighting back. Watch this episode to learn more about the “We The People: The Resolve” Initiative.
Read The Liberty Blocks take on The Resolve HERE.