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Program Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2021

06-08-21 -- Dan Schultz (Maitreya Mountain Village) -- (MP3's LOADED) In 3rd Hour AfterShow VIDEO

Dan Schultz (Founder of Maitreya Mountain Village) talks about the Permaculture and Community for Sustainable Living -- Ernest Hancock goes over the Freedom's Phoenix Headline News; Updates the LOVE Bus Liberty Tour

Hour 1 - 3

Media Type: Audio • Time: 123 Minutes and 5 Secs

Guests: Ernest Hancock, ,

Topics: Red Pill Expo

Hour 2

Media Type: Audio • Time: 41 Minutes and 19 Secs

Guests: Dan Schultz, ,

Topics: Maitreya Mountain Village, Intentional Communities

Hour 3

Media Type: Audio • Time: 41 Minutes and 19 Secs

Guests: Dan Schultz, ,

Topics: Maitreya Mountain Village, Intentional Communities

Hour 1 - 3

Media Type: Audio • Time: 123 Minutes and 5 Secs

Guests: Ernest Hancock, ,

Topics: Red Pill Expo

NO LIVE VIDEO STREAM TODAY

Hour 1 - Ernest Hancock goes over the Freedom's Phoenix Headline News; Updates the LOVE Bus Liberty Tour

Hour 2-3 - Dan Schultz (Founder of Maitreya Mountain Village) talks about the Permaculture and Community for Sustainable Living

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Hour 1

Ernest Hancock goes over the Headline News

Pics from Red Pill Expo - Rapid City, SD

Red Pill Expo just starting - Dan Happell (Executive Director - Welcome and Intro):

John B Wells:

Dr Shiva Ayyadurai David vs Goliath; Dr Shiva vs Government & Twitter:

Adam Myers - History's Unstoppable Women of the American Revolution:

Alex Newman - Dark Agenda Behind Covid-19:

Sheriff Richard Mack - Security Independence When Police are not Available:

David Sumrall - The Fake Insurrection of January 6 Revealed on Video:

James Corbett - A Brief History of Hopeium:

Jerry Day- "Don't let it happen" was Orwell's Answer. What was the question??:

Dr David Martin - The economics of tyranny. When bravery is not enough:

David Rasnick - scientific and otherwise, from AIDS to Covid:

Andrew Kaufman M.D. - Virus? What virus??:

The man himself, G Edward Griffin:

Richard Gage - 9/11 New Evidence - Final Verdict:

Dr Manuel Aparacio, M.D. - treating covid-19 with ClO2 ( Chlorine Dioxide) - the universal antidote:

Brad Weeks, M.D. - Why are public health policies not based on actual science?:

Christian Gomez - JBS - Treaties, Global Conflict without War:

Hour 2

Media Type: Audio • Time: 41 Minutes and 19 Secs

Guests: Dan Schultz, ,

Topics: Maitreya Mountain Village, Intentional Communities

Hour 2 - Dan Schultz (Founder of Maitreya Mountain Village) talks about the Permaculture and Community for Sustainable Living

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Hour 2

Dan Schultz
Dan Schultz iis the founder of Maitreya Mountain Village, (www.maitreyamountainvillage.com), which promotes an intentional community for individual sovereignty, independent thinking, and self sufficient sustainable living in an off-grid, wilderness setting.

Maitreya Mountain Village

PERMACULTURE AND COMMUNITY FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING

Welcome to Our Sustainable Living Project

This remote wilderness in the Siskiyou Mountains provide a unique environment for a responsible, vibrant, natural lifestyle -- bypassing an unsustainable, industrial, consumer-culture.

We have worked since 2008 to create this sacred space and currently focus on our relationship with the land through permaculture/agroforestry, animal husbandry, and wildcrafting. Our focus is a fearless harmony and a positive, healing, love-consciousness in the midst of dramatic socio-economic changes.

Currently, we are open to accepting community members, WWOOFers, interns and guests. Come visit and talk with us if you're interested. Specifically, we are looking for congruent people who are willing and able to help us create the world we want to live in.

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION for Maitreya Mountain Village Cooperative

Visiting MMV

If you'd like to visit or be accepted as a volunteer or a potential member,
PLEASE READ ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT NOTES FIRST, then complete the application at http://maitreyamountainvillage.com/application.htm
It gives us a place to start to get to know each other and feel for harmony.

Important notes:
-- Our desire is for our everyone to have a mutually beneficial, rewarding experience built on understanding and realistic expectations. Here are eleven important or atypical distinctions about MMV we want you to know about before you commit to a visit:

1) This is RUSTIC living. Three of our four cabins are primitive, meaning they have no electricity, running water or indoor plumbing --those amenities are accessed in our common structures. We use composting toilets.

2) Our location is REMOTE. If it might bother you to be far removed from the grid, reconsider your length of stay. Be aware that there are bears and mountain lions here, too, although you'll probably never see one.

3) We have a herd of goats, four DOGS, CATS, and CHICKENS. Notify us if you have any issues with animals. It's usually OK to bring your pets, but check in with us first. And please be sure your dog is not a goat, cat, or chicken killer, or if you're not sure.

4) BEE stings. Our bee hives are in close proximity to cabins and this means you could get stung. If allergic, come prepared.

5) We are in the "FORMING" stage of development. There are a few of us here full time with some part time supporters and volunteers. We hope to transition/evolve into a more formal community soon with agreements, bylaws, and governance, etc. Right now we are some people living in nature, forwarding our sustainable, natural and cultural objectives.

6) CELL SERVICE. As odd as it may seem for a remote area, we do have good cell signals (the ranger station on a nearby mountain top broadcasts a repeater signal) but only if you have Verizon or US Cellular.

7) PERFECTION. For being all about buzz words like sustainability and green and all, our diet is sometimes NOT organic, some of us are omnivores, and some of our building materials are not "green." It happens. This can open up a larger conversation about embodied energy, buying local, convenience and cost/benefit ratio, but you should know that these kinds of sins sometimes happen here. We have even been known to eat Ben and Jerry's ice cream, dark chocolate, and potato chips, too.
Idealists and purists beware.

8) With all of the logistics that goes into correspondence, directions, pick-up, orientation and so forth, we ask for a TWO WEEK MINIMUM commitment on volunteer stays. Unless we make other arrangements before or during your visit, please honor our minimum stay agreement.

9) WORK. Weeding, digging, raking, hammering, and loading materials, etc is physical work. If you're not in pretty good shape or haven't recently been doing this kind of work, it could be challenging. Be realistic. If you have bad knees, back or feet, please reconsider. Our volunteers commit to a minimum of 25 hours per week and we strive for 30 hours regularly. We teach you what we know, take care of room and board, and offer a unique experience in exchange for your volunteer work.

10) WEATHER. Especially if your visit is between December and April (the rest of the year is easy, warm and dry) you should be apprised that this is subtropical rainforest. Temperature lows are in the 30's and it can rain for eight days straight in winter months. We average about 100 inches of rain per year. In order to be prepared for winter months you should be emotionally OK with cold wet days and own suitable rain gear.