This week, Chris sits down with HAA executive Ed D'Agostino to discuss the role of gold (and silver) in an investment portfolio during the age of bitcoin and endless central bank liquidity.

This week Doug Noland joins the podcast to discuss what he refers to as the "granddaddy of all bubbles".

This week's podcast guest is Lewis Dartnell, author, presenter, and professor of science communication at the University of Westminster. He's best known to the public as a popular science writer, especially for his book The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Our World from Scratch. In that book and in his related TED Talk, Lewis explains how every piece of our modern technology rests on an enormous support network of other technologies, all interlinked and mutually dependent

In this week's podcast we are joined by Tim Young, who made the transition to artisan entrepreneur after spending twenty-five years in marketing roles within the high tech industry. Tim founded Small Farm Nation, which which offers farm-preneurs practical guidance for growing their farm businesses.

Today's podcast guest is Gene Guarino, founder of Residential Assisted Living Academy.

Today's podcast guest is bioecologist and ecological economist Dr. William Rees, professor emeritus of the University of British Columbia’s School of Community and Regional Planning. Rees is best known for his development of the ecological footprint concept as a way to measure the demand a particular population places on the environmental resources it needs to survive.

In this podcast Chris interviews Dr. Ron Paul. They discuss the future of the movements he helped launch - tackling central planning, the military empire, cultural Marxism, the surveillance state, the deep state, and the real threats from these institutions to our civil liberties.

This weeks podcast Chris and Becca Martenson discuss the upcoming Rowe Conference and illuminate some of the many topics that with be worked through there.

This weeks podcast guest is Professor Tim Jackson, sustainability advisor for the UK government, professor of sustainable development at the University of Surrey and Director of CUSP. Tim is also a full member of the Club of Rome.

In this weeks podcast, field ecologist and agroforestry specialist Connor Stedman explains the science behind the carbon farming process.