Recently, we announced that we’re looking for a third crew member to join us to help spread the ideas of complete liberty via the Free State Friendship Tour.
It’ll be a lot of work but it’ll be rewarding as hell. If you’re high-maintenance, it’s probably not for you. But if you have a solid worth ethic, advocate self-ownership and ideally could bring some skills to the table we’d love to hear from you.
This is your opportunity to be embedded with some of the most-active individuals in the freedom movement while bringing your own flavor to the mix.
Just tell us about yourself, why you want to join us and how you could help take the Free State Friendship Tour to the next level.
Whoever joins us will get the back bedroom in MARV for the first five weeks of the Tour (so ladies, you’ll have some privacy) but at PorcFest you’ll have to either camp outside on our site (we have a small tent you can use) or find other arrangements (sorry, we already had made prior arrangements).
If you have interest in being that person, let us know.
Deadline: We’ll make a decision as to who will join us as the third crew member for the Free State Friendship Tour by May 1st. It’d be ideal if that person could join us in Keene the week of May 9th.
Random details:
- LOT will cover your admission into PorcFest if you don’t already have a ticket.
- We’ll cover groceries. Usually Ademo cooks and I cleanup but we can all take turns.
- We wash clothes weekly or so at laundromats or at friend’s places (so you won’t need to bring a lot).
- As noted above, you’ll have the back bedroom in MARV. You’ll also have space to stash your clothes and other gear.
- It’s not a five-star hotel but there’s a bathroom and standup shower. We’ll probably dump the gray and black water once before getting to PorcFest.
- We pretty much work from the moment we get up until we go to sleep – going out on location (to follow-up on leads, do outreach, guerrilla marketing, etc.), brainstorming, smashing keys at a local coffee shop (exporting/editing/posting video content, writing blog posts, responding to emails, Facebook messages, and phone calls, etc.). There is no “typical” day in the life of an activist – we try to be as effective as possible and learn as we go.
- Ademo and I are both strive for open communication, so it’ll be a pretty chill environment to live and work.
- The third crew member will be treated as such – you’re input, opinions and creativity will be welcomed.
- It’s going to be an awesome experience.
Got questions? You’re probably not alone. Leave them as a comment and we’ll reply ASAP – that way, others can learn as well.
I’d love to but I’m 17, and stuck in Michigan until next year…