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.
Open Government
Back from a week off and raring to go! Fans of the show know that arm gesture means we’re talking about failing public schools again. The more they spend, the worse it gets, so maybe, just maybe, stop? Also, is it possible that all homicides in NH in the past 6 months have been police shooting civilians? [NOTE: the murder rate in NH is VERY LOW to start with, but still…]
This week, I am joined by Rachel Goldsmith from the New Hampshire Chapter of Mom’s for Liberty. We talk about teachers’ unions, literacy rates, and other ways schools are failing their students. Rachel tells us about some upcoming events and ways to get involved to improve the lives of all our students!
Ep. 17 The Carla Gericke Show Sits Down with PBS’s “The State We’re In” to Discuss Open Government for Sunshine Week
FROM PBS: “It’s Sunshine Week, the annual initiative spearheaded by the News Leaders Association to educate the public on open government and the dangers of excessive secrecy. This week on The State We’re In, we discuss New Hampshire’s Right-to-Know Law, how it’s applied, and how it can be improved. Guests include Right-to-Know New Hampshire’s Carla Gericke and Concord Monitor reporter Cassidy Jensen.”
Honored to have participated in this PBS interview to highlight how important open and transparent government is to keeping society in balance. Click the link below to learn more about my landmark #freespeech 1st Circuit win! #SunshineWeek #SunshineWeek2022 https://t.co/A92ypkzR65
— Carla Gericke, Live Free And Thrive! (@CarlaGericke) March 18, 2022