Category Archives: Homesteading
Podcast Episode 27 – 72 Year Old Survives 19 Days in Wilderness
In today’s worldview segment I talk about a 12 year old girl named Nancy from the UK who was in the hospital until her mother fought in court to have her
Posted in Finances, Homemaking, Homesteading, Preparedness
Tagged 12 year old girls mother fights to have her daughter killed, 72 year old survives 19 days in wilderness, how to survive in the wilderness, Lessons learned, nancy dies of starvation and dehydration, preparedness, UK, wilderness suvival
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Podcast Episode 26 – Death in the Desert – The Search For Evan Tanner
In this episode I talk about desert survival. I use a scenario I was personally involved in. The search for Evan Tanner. Evan Tanner was a middle weight UFC champion who embarked on a quest in the desert and lost … Continue reading
Posted in entrepreneurship, Homemaking, Homesteading, Matron and Maiden, Preparedness, Project Planning
Tagged Evan Tanner, Fermented vegetables, health benefits of fermented vegetables, how to ferment vegetables, Lessons learned, Proverbs 22: 17-19, survival, surviving the desert, UFC
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Podcast Episode 25 – Homeschooling
In this podcast, Monica and I talk about the topic of homeschooling. After 16 years of homeschooling, we bring you some of the benefits and lessons learned and debunk some myths. Some of the topics covered are:
Podcast Episode 24 – Permaculture Orchard – Stefan Sobkowiak
On today’s podcast I interview Stefan Sobkowiak of Miracle Farms featured in the film “The Permaculture Orchard: Beyond Organic” an educational film teaching how to set up a permaculture orchard on any scale.
Posted in community, entrepreneurship, Homesteading, permaculture, Preparedness
Tagged food, miracle farm, permaculture, permaculture orchard, stefan sobkowiak, sustainable, trees
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Podcast Episode 23 – Winterizing Your Home and Vehicle
In today’s worldview segment, I talk about the scientist named Krauss who thinks religion should be taught in schools,
Posted in community, entrepreneurship, Finances, Homemaking, Homesteading, Preparedness, self-defense, worldview
Tagged atheism, crouse, how to make sourdough starter, preparing your home for winter, preparing your vehicle for winter, Psalm 100:1-2, religion should be taught in public schools, sourdough starter, winterizing your home and vehicle
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Podcast Episode 22 – The Carrington Event
For the worldview segment, I talk about the recent election. With the Republicans in control in the House and Senate, people are hoping for a change; but will they
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Tagged 1859, communications systems, esv, food, preparing fro an emergency, proverbs 27:1-3, rebublicans, recent election, shelter, the carrington event, warmth, water
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Podcast Episode 21 – Lessons Learned From The Great Ice Storm of 1998
For today’s podcast, I talk about the Great Ice Storm of 1998 and some lessons which can be learned from the ordeal to include:
Posted in community, Homemaking, Homesteading, Matron and Maiden, Preparedness, self-defense, worldview
Tagged baked pancakes, being prepared for an ice storm, heating with wood, how to keep your house clean, how to organize chores for the kids, oven pancakes, preparedness, the great ice storm of 1998
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Podcast 19: Reformation Day Part 1
For today’s worldview segment I read the Humanist Manifesto III and talk about the similarities and differences with Humanist Manifesto I and II. In the main topic, with it being so close to Reformation Day,
Podcast Episode 18 – Color Code of Awareness
In the worldview segment, we talk about how in humanism, because there’s no fixed moral standard, the ethics and values necessarily change over time. I cover this in the reading of the Humanist Manifesto II. For the main topic, … Continue reading
Podcast Episode 17 – Paul Herndon – Business Owner and Dairyman Part 2
(Interview with Paul Herndon) For today’s worldview segment I read part of the Humanist Manifesto 1 and talk about the displayed underlying worldview. Humanism denies the supernatural and denies the
Posted in community, entrepreneurship, Homemaking, Homesteading, Matron and Maiden, Preparedness, The Lost Art of...., worldview
Tagged a1/a2 properties of raw milk, advice for homesteaders, greek yogurt, homemade spaghetti sauce, homemade yogurt, homemaking, humanist manifesto, life of a dairyman, pleasant meadow creamery, pressure cooker, raw milk, rice, running a dairy, the dairy cow for the homesteader, yogurt
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Podcast Episode 16 – Paul Herndon – Business Owner and Dairyman Part 1
In today’s podcast I talk about a public middle-schooler who was chastised for sitting during the pledge of allegiance. For me the simple facts of this story do not get to the heart of the matter which is, fundamentally, worldview. … Continue reading
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Tagged a1/a2 properties of milk, advice for the homesteader, cream, matron and maiden, new segment, pleasant meadow creamery, raw milk, running a dairy, the dairy cow for the homesteader, the life of a dairyman, the lost art of womanhood
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Minute with Mon – The Lost Art of…Yogurt-Making
Before we moved to the mountains of idaho I made yogurt, I made bread from freshly ground grains, I even made kombucha and kefir water, we’ve even tried our hand at brewing beer but honestly, none of it was second … Continue reading
