
Porcupine Report #113: “Quill History and PorcFest Today” with William Kostric
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Eric sits down with William Kostric, co-founder of The Quill, to talk about the early days of the Free State movement and how one underground liberty clubhouse helped shape a growing network of communities across New Hampshire. William also shares stories from the history of The Quill, including its survival through COVID, the “Save the Quill” effort, and the challenges of building decentralized communities. The episode closes with a preview of PorcFest’s new “Spontaneous Order” format, highlighting events happening across the state and the evolving future of the liberty movement in New Hampshire.
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