Guest Bio

Nash is an independent researcher, teacher, and founder of CrowsFoot.info—a resource dedicated to helping individuals understand the principles of equity, jurisdiction, and private life. Drawing from deep historical context and modern application, Nash equips people with tools to lawfully navigate outside of state-controlled systems. Whether it’s marriage, travel, taxation, or trust law, Nash brings clarity to the confusing overlap between public statutes and private rights.

 

Episode Summary

Most people navigate life within the commercial system—paying taxes, signing contracts, applying for licenses—without realizing there’s an older, lawful remedy available to them: equity. In this episode, Nash from CrowsFoot.info joins Peter King to demystify what equity jurisdiction really is—not as something in opposition to statutory law, but as a complementary remedy designed to protect the private rights of the individual.

Together, they explore how trust law, biblical principles, and ancient equity offer a way to reclaim your position as a responsible, self-governing man or woman of honor. This is not about rejecting the system—it’s about understanding it fully so you can navigate it with confidence and integrity.

In This Episode, You’ll Discover...

• What equity really means—and why it predates modern law
• How jurisdiction is established (and how to challenge it)
• The legal and spiritual cost of licenses and state permission
• Why the state becomes a third party in your marriage (and how to stop it)
• The difference between the “public” and “private” and how to live lawfully in the latter
• How trust law, usufruct, and equitable maxims still affect your rights today
• Tools to begin separating yourself from commercial entanglements

 Connect with Nash

Website: Crowsfoot.info

 Call to Action

If you’ve ever felt unequipped to operate lawfully and peacefully within the modern system, this episode will reframe everything. Equity isn’t rebellion—it’s restoration. Share this episode with someone curious about their rights, and visit Crow’s Foot to begin the journey of standing in honor.