S04E27: Coronas And Coyotes
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast, Cord, Nick, and Matt catch up, discuss the deadly Coronavirus and rabid coyotes roaming the countryside, James Boyle continues racking up wins, UNH spends 600K to save 12Mil, and bill wants to let kids seek medical care without parental consent.
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S04E26: Infidelity And Porn
The Freecast
Show Summary: On this very exciting episode of the Freecast, @matthewcarano and @NicholasHBoyle talk about porn, infidelity, nipples, and insulin price controls from @TheFreecoast of the @FreeStateNH.
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S04 E25: Yay-Hoos From Birth To Death
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast Cord leads off with surprise stories, Amy Robach lets slip ABC squashed the Epstein story, the corporate media is just a mouthpiece for powerful people, and Matt talks about his tattoo.
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S04 E24: Border Wars: Wolves Vs. Coyotes
The Freecast
On this episode of the Freecast, Durham hangs paper plates on light posts for climate change, Hong Kong and the hypocrisy of the NBA, and a criss-cross family shooting in Pelham.
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S04 E23: NH Omnibus Budget Supported By Liberty Reps
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast, City of Portsmouth says variances make dogs clean, Jim Boyle goes to the Supreme Court, a former police commish goes to prison, and NH Liberty Reps vote for the Omnibus Budget Bill that includes 300 new laws.
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S04 E22: The Chicken Man
The Freecast
Show Summary: On this episode of The Freecast, more pop culture talk, Tasker is back at his old tricks soliciting children, SNL fires Shane Gillis, and Nick returns with a segment on NH in The Civil War.
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S04 E21: PB4WEGO
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast, Matt and Cord give it their best shot in Nick’s absence. State lawmakers challenge the house gun ban, Sununu OKs PB4WEGO for Rochester mom’s van, while Dweezil’s band plays the Ballroom, and JPJ is a generational man.
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S04 E20: The Two Judges
The Freecast
Show Summary: On this episode of The Freecast, a Derry time capsule comes up empty, the cameras in Manch are going up, housing is at a premium in the Freestate, and children in colonial America. @FreeStateNH
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S04 E19: Predatory Priests and Convicted Chaplains
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast, the NH Catholic Church lists the names of predatory priests onto their website, ex Portsmouth police commish convicted, a Freestate frakas, and drugs do get into prison - shocker!
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S04E18: From A Walkout Basement
The Freecast
On this episode of The Freecast, Pence backs out of a hang out, Sununu voids pot convictions, an impossible Equifax Settlement, and the covered bridges of NH.
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Show Title: Red Flag Flaws
Featuring Hosts: Matthew Carano, Nick Boyle, and Cord Blomquist
Engineered by: Matthew Carano
Produced by: Matt Carano, and Nick Boyle
Show Summary (used for RSS & iTunes Summary): On this Episode of The Freecast the Red Flag Law gets a hearing in Concord, deregulation spikes sales in CBD, HIV may have a cure, and Dover says no to a private music venue.
News
- New owners of greyhound park want 100 percent employee owned casino
- Red Flag Law hearing today (MC)
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- https://www.unionleader.com/news/politics/both-sides-brace-for-battle-over-red-flag-law-today/article_ed375c77-964c-5254-9807-98500b3a2849.html?block_id=664688
- https://www.unionleader.com/news/crime/lawmakers-with-pearl-necklaces-at-hearing-on-red-flag-bill/article_ef9156c0-db59-59e9-9bd2-e028f50aa103.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share
- Deregulation sees spike in CBD sales (Nick)
- Portsmouth’s Zagster bike rentals have net cost of $49K (MC)
- Second man may be cured of AIDS virus after transplant (MC)
- Music venue run out of private home (Nick)
Events
- Freecoast Liberty Outreach Meetup
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- Dover - 1st Thursday
NH History
- Mt Monadnock
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- 3165 ft
- 1,000 ft taller than any other peak in over 30 mile radius
- 2,150 ft prominence
- It is so isolated that American geologists use Monadnock as a term for a mountain or hill that rises abruptly compared to the rest of the landscape
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- It’s like Erebor
- Monadnock derives from an Abenaki term, loosely translated as “the mountain that stands alone
- The earliest recorded ascent was in 1725 by Captain Samuel Willard and his fourteen rangers. They camped out there to lookout for indigenous americans.
- Strange records
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- Garry Harrington, hiked Monadnock 16 times in 24 hours
- Larry Davis, hiked the summit daily for 2,850 days (7.8 years)
- 3rd most popularly hiked mountain in the world at 125,000 hikers a year
- The summit is barren, this isn’t because of a natural tree line, but because there were fires set by settlers sometime between 1810 and 1820 that raged for weeks destroying all the trees and the top-soil
- Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote a long poem about the mountain, which is one of his most famous poems, called “Monadnock”.
- Other Transcendentalists Henry David Thoreau and Margaret Fuller visited the Monadnock several times and wrote about it.
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