In today’s podcast I interview Gregg Carter: homesteader, writer and entrepreneur. He gives us insight into the Micro/Cottage business model and shares the benefits and challenges of running a micro/cottage business. He just published a book: Micro and Cottage Businesses: …  Continue reading →

Gregg Carter – Rural Economist

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In today’s podcast we talk David Kershner, who is a post apocalyptic world (PAW) author. We have an interesting discussion about the central question he poses in his books: What would it take to remove GMO’s from the US food …  Continue reading →

David Kershner – Post Apocalyptic World Author

On today’s podcast we interview KrisAnne Hall, she is a pastor’s wife, homeschool mom, attorney, and former prosecutor who travels the country teaching the Constitution and the history that gave us our founding documents. She is the Host of The …  Continue reading →

KrisAnne Hall – Constitutional Attorney and Educator

In this podcast, Monica and I interview Teri Page, author, wife, homeschooling mom, and homesteader. In October, 2012 her family of four packed up from their Oregon homestead of 13 years and moved next door to their good friends in …  Continue reading →

Teri Page – Homestead Honey

In this podcast we reflect on 2015. We do an honest assessment of the past year. We talk about the challenges and accomplishments for the year. The tendency is for people to focus in on the things they didn't accomplish, we focus on the things we did accomplish.
 

Episode 99 - Reflections on 2015

In this podcast we look to 2016 and talk about some of the major goals we have for the coming year. We publicly announce some of our goals as a way of achieving accountability. We encourage our listeners to also …  Continue reading →

Gregg Carter – Rural Economist

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