Dr. Dave Jones, a leadership coach and author, joins us to discuss the pervasive sense of despair and anxiety affecting many Americans who feel they are falling behind despite working hard.
The current situation in Venezuela, with the present induced scarcity, made me analyze what could be done by a prepper to provide a proper DIY supply of those goodies that suddenly disappear from the shelves.
With game changing new tools like Tailscale available, setting up a Homelab server frees you from dependence on any cloud provider and allows you to keep your data out of your phone and computers.
What if the secret to saving American agriculture isn't bigger machines, but more farmers? Welcome to Polyface Farms, where Joel Salatin proves that regenerative farming isn't just a dream--it's profitable, ethical, and authentic.
Dreaming of true self-reliance, but not sure where to start your farmstead journey? Joel Salatin cuts through the noise with practical, field-tested advice on building a resilient life.
You pick up the phone, say hello, and nothing comes back. One second. Two. Three. That silence is not a bad connection. It's a machine deciding whether you're worth a criminal's time.
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The best part of late summer is the glorious tomatoes. Once you've eaten all of the BLTs that you can hold, it's time to start preserving tomatoes for later.
In this video, I interview Gary Vaynerchuk about his family roots and how his upbringing contributed to his current success. Vaynerchuk, often known as Gary Vee, is a prominent entrepreneur, author, speaker, and internet personality.
It's called the alcohol intermediary method, and all it takes is lightly misting your dried herbs with vodka and letting them rest for about 20 minutes before adding your carrier oil.
Are you dealing with a master manipulator? Learn how to identify the hidden red flags of liars, psychopaths and narcissists before they cause lasting damage.
By late summer, the garden can start to feel a little wild. The weeds are growing fast, the harvest is piling up, watering needs are changing, and life outside the garden is getting busier, too.
Parts of my pasture were dying -- dry, dusty, covered in dandelions -- while other spots were thriving with clover. The problem wasn't a lack of water, it was where the water was actually going.