Eric talks with Mike Sertic, president of the Advocates for Self-Government, about liberty, political identity, and what self-government can look like in practice. They explore the history and impact of the World’s Smallest Political Quiz, changing political attitudes, and the limitations of the traditional left-right spectrum. The conversation also looks at New Hampshire’s growing liberty community and how principles of self-management and individual responsibility can shape businesses, organizations, and education. They discuss what it takes to build cultures based on trust, accountability, and voluntary cooperation rather than traditional command-and-control structures.