Rodger is a long-time libertarian activist; formerly he was the Chairman and Secretary of the Libertarian Party of Arkansas before becoming committed to full anarcho-capitalism. In his time as Chairman, he took a completely dead party and brought together a dynamic team that kicked the party into overdrive, thus turning it into one of the most active LP affiliates in the nation at the time. As Chairman, he also brought full ballot access to the LPAR for the first time in state history, which led to running 15 Libertarian candidates across the state in 2012 and 30 in 2014. In 2012 and 2014, Rodger also ran for Arkansas State Representative in the 51st district in 2012 and 2014, garnering 20.18% and 26.26% respectively. He has worked with End the Fed rallies in Little Rock and has been active in marijuana legalization activism. He has also served on the national Libertarian Party Judicial Committee.

In 2015, seeking to find “liberty in his lifetime,” Rodger and his family moved 1,500 miles from Arkansas to New Hampshire to join the Free State Project, joining the exclusive ranks of nearly 2,000 “early movers” who made the decision to move prior to the Free State Project receiving its first 20,000 signatures. Rodger and his wife Jessica also unschool their children at home. They believe these two activities are among the most important activities you can do for liberty.

In January of 2015, Rodger started The LAVA Flow Podcast, a bi-weekly podcast for the Libertarian, Anarcho-capitalist, Voluntaryist, and Agorist communities. The purpose is to entertain and inform anyone who fits within or anyone who is interested in these categories of political thought. Find out more at thelavaflow.com.