Aubrey Carter

In a recent episode of the podcast, I quoted my state motto to support an example that I shared and to show my viewpoint.

Today, let's see what other state mottos are and how you can start a conversation about freedom, liberty, and more in English.

How are you doing?

Oh, my day's pretty busy today.

Well, we're recording on the show today.

So yeah, always busy if you're recording, right?

Makes for a busy day.

Absolutely.

I mean, what are we talking about today?

Today's a very unique cultural episode, which I'm super excited about.

You had to look it up.

I think it's probably more common your scenario than mine, but I remember what we were talking about.

We were talking about, it was the episode about running red lights.

And I had said that I had a speedometer detector, radar detector when I was in high school in my car.

And I think I said something like, yeah, live free or die.

And it just felt appropriate to quote my state motto because in that moment I

it felt like, hey, if we want to try to protect ourselves from getting pulled over for speeding, we have that right too, right?

Yeah, it's interesting because I think with live free or die, which is the New Hampshire motto, people...

People put it up against the nickname of the state.

So you have like state mottos and then you have state nicknames, right?