Resilient Living Podcast

Adam Martin of Bee Kept joins the podcast to talk about natural beekeeping, local feral honey bees, horizontal hives, and what it means to “let the bees be bees.” After starting with conventional beekeeping methods and changing course, Adam and Leslie built a simpler, more sustainable approach centered on swarm trapping, low-intervention hive management, and keeping bees in a way that works better for both the colony and the beekeeper. In this conversation, we’ll talk about getting started, common mistakes, hive design, pests, honey, and how natural beekeeping can fit into a practical homestead.

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Ryan and Jared talk about the cost of adding to much to fast to our homesteads.

Special guest: Elliott Scott joins Jared and Ryan to continue their conversation on fitness.

Where to start??!? Ryan and Jared dive into the specific areas to consider first.

Ryan and Jared discussing logical fallacies and how to keep from falling for them in a culture of social media that is filled with them.

Ways to think better. Why the way that we think is so critical to our enjoyment and success if life.

What is waste and why it should be a four letter word to every homesteader.

This is the 5th in our series on the 12 permaculture principles. What are Renewable Resources and Service and why should we care?

What plants should you put together? What plants shouldn't be together? Let find out!

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