On Part 6 of this episode we discussed wood burning stoves, favorite wood to burn, and other miscellaneous information.

This is the whole podcast in its entirety. I decided to put the whole podcast in its entirety because, someone might want to listen to the podcast while driving or doing a long task that may make it not so easy to reach for your smart phone or audio playing device every 30 minutes. Shanon Brooks owns a college called Monticello college in Monticello Utah which is near the 4 corners area Shanon Brooks was on the bord of George Wythe College. We discussed what George College was and how Monticello College is a continuation of what George Wythe college was and should have been. I also gave a scenario when I sat in on a class at George Wythe College and tied it all in during the ending of the Podcast. I found Shanon Brooks web site very uplifting. Speaking of the website. Go to

http://www.montocellocollege.org.

This is part 1 of a 3 series.

This is Part 2.

This is a 3-part episode. I interviewed a person named Shanon Brooks. Shanon Brooks was one of the head people at George Wythe College which eventually converted in to George Wythe   University. We talked about the down fall of George Wythe University. I also discussed an incident that happened to me at George Wythe College and connected my incident to the whole podcast at the end of part 3. Shanon discussed what a libera education is. We then discussed adobe’s and how to build your house out of straw. We went over the different between a Georgic and an agrarian life style. We then discussed the treks students go on. We talked about the food people eat at Monticello College. Up to 40 percent of there food is produced. The web site is,

http://www.montocellocollege.org.

Noji was my guest again on the podcast. I got a lot of comments that I should get a little bit more in to the technical side of Ham Radio. So, we did. We discussed how to build a Ham Radio Station, and instructions on grounding your Antenna. This prevents lightening from striking your Antenna, coming down your coax, and completely destroying your Radio. We discussed how to get todays youth, and young adults interested in Ham Radio. There is also a very cool story we talk about at the end of the podcast. In fact, you can click on the link that will send you to the article Noji wrote about. If you click on the link, you will read in greater detail about how he was able to do cross band radio. You will also be able to see photos on the radio he used. Here is the link.

https://noji.com/hamradio/pdf-ppt/noji/Noji-Article-Cross-Band-Repeater.pdf

If you want to email Noji for more information email him at [email protected].

Noji Ratzlaff was my guest on this episode of the Canning+7 Podcast. Noji is a personal friend of mine from Orem Utah. He is a Ham Radio Operator. We discussed why it is important to have a ham radio as a prepper and during an emergency. We discussed Hurricane Maria and how Ham Operators communicated from Puerto Rico to the main land after Hurricane Maria. We also talked about a popular method of communicating over a digital network called Digital Mobile Radio Also known as DMR. We discussed why a person or people might want to communicate over DMR or other digital methods during an emergency. You can email Noji at [email protected].

I would like to thank Suzanne C Sherman for recommending to me Brian Duff the first guest for 2022. Brian has a site called Mind4survival. There is an abundant of information on his site. We only covered the surface. Brian and I discussed what is prepping. It isn’t just prepping for beans, bullets, beans, and I would add rice. There is definitely an emotional aspect to prepping. You could even argue that there is a spiritual side of prepping as well. We briefly discussed a person named Shelby Gallagher who cohost a podcast called Prepping2.0. Brian and I also talked water, food, and avoiding fake news. I am confident you will enjoy this podcast.

http://www.mind4survival.com

https://prepping2-0.com

This is a 2-part episode. I interviewed a person named Phil Gleason. Unfortunately, my Microphone somehow became distorted after I did the podcast. This means 2 things. First, you will not be able to hear me tell you when part 1 of the podcast is over. You will hear the outro on part 1 of the podcast. However, it will sound be abrupt. Again, this is because I could not come in at the end of the podcast and tell you that this is the end of the podcast. The second thing this means, is you may not hear from me in a while because I need to get a new Microphone.

I found this podcast very enlightening. Phil Gleason has a self-reliant community in Central Utah near Delta. On the podcast, I tell you what this self-reliant community is not and what it is. We also discussed how Phil Gleason got started in this venture. For lake of a better term. It sounded like this community is a utopian area. That is not a bad thing in this case. I really hope to check this out soon. Perhaps in the next few months. The links are as follows.

http://OSRcommunity.com

http://OSRcommunity.com

Let’s in joy the podcast.

This is Part-2 of my interview with Phil Gleason.