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On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Jason Boothe and Shane take another dive into VonuLife, March 1973 to examine a couple articles authored by Rayo. The first is titled “Troglodyte Community,” and the second is, “Smumans: The Super Hobos.” New to vonu? START HERE! In more detail, we once…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Shane is joined once again by Jason Boothe to examine more suggestions from previous freedom-seekers, taken from the recently published libertarian publication, Ocean Freedom Notes. Ocean Freedom Notes, 1984-1990 Specifically, the proposal of free communities on icebergs and in Antarctica, as well as…
Below, you will find another publication from the big batch we recently acquired–this one being Going Mobile, a terrific and highly valuable collection of articles, especially so for those pursuing nomadic lifestyles. Herein, you can learn the basics about living such a lifestyle, van conversions, letters from those living in such…
On this episode of The Vonu Podcast, Jason Boothe and I examine another interesting series of articles from the new batch of publications; this one being the newly published Ocean Freedom Notes. Ocean Freedom Notes, 1984-1990 Specifically, we cover: Islands of South Chile — An Untamed Frontier by Jim Stumm…
After Rayo disappeared, the discussion of vonu in various libertarian publications didn’t stop. In this episode, Jason and I cover three letters contained in Vonu, Book 2. Namely: New to vonu? START HERE! A Letter from Roger Kenmore Regarding Vonu (Sept. 85) Comments for Roger Kenmore from Jim Stumm Comments…
Vonu Week was an interesting hands-on course offered by Rayo and Roberta. We’ve discussed it in previous episodes of TVP, and even covered Benjamin Best’s personal experiences there. Well, in Vonu, Book 2, we obtained a bunch of new material: letters/articles from Rayo advertising the training, an in-depth overview of…
The disaster known as Hurricane Harvey has wrecked the Texas Gulf Coast and has left a large number of residents stranded in their homes awaiting rescue by government agents or private persons. Many of these folks, not being able to leave their homes, likely have little to no food storage…
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