Miss E's a warrior when it comes to her fight with cancer, but there are some days when it's really tough to be tough. This week, you'll hear the tale of how she got her fighting spirit back with the help of a hot lather head shave, and she and Cam also have news about the latest additions to the farm, the barn cats' first trip to the vet, and more!  

It's an unplanned food-themed episode as Cam and Miss E dig into some of the country's best BBQ, unpack a gift box from Japan full of all kinds of weird snacks, and get into their plans for this year's garden.  The pair also delve into the latest craziness in Virginia politics, and you'll learn why their rooster Clyde has a brand new name.  

As controversy over Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's history with blackface rages, Cam's digging into the story of segregation and civil rights in Virginia with the help of Sarah Patton Boyle's "The De-Segregated Heart", her 1962 autobiography which Martin Luther King, Jr.  called "one of the most eloquent and captivating documents that has emerged from the Southern situation", and yet it is largely (and sadly) forgotten today. 

In the final look at the 1955 classic "Reflections on the Failures of Socialism", Cam looks at what author Max Eastman suggested as an alternative future to increasing collectivism: The Distributive State.  

Cam's flying solo this week while Miss E recovers from her latest round of chemotherapy, and he's got good news about his lovely bride, some painful news about Chico the goat, and a chance for you to make some real money from fake farming! 

Cam is back with another deep dive into the 1955 book “Reflections on the Failures of Socialism”, this time focusing on author Max Eastman’s definition of true liberty, and how socialism stands in opposition to that ideal.

Cam & Miss E are back at the kitchen table with fresh tales from the farm; bartered turkeys, feral chickens, and the launch of the pro-omnivore movement OMNOMNOM.