An unusual episode. In this episode, we sit down with Ms. Rhoda, a retired banker, farmer, and quilter with Native American and German heritage. From her quiet farm in rural Maryland, Rhoda offers a deeply personal perspective on climate change, challenging mainstream views by framing it as part of Earth’s natural cycles and reversing poles. She explains her suspicions that the government's cloud seeding is the real culprit of extreme weather changes, critiques the Biden administration's climate spending, and calls for a return to self-sufficiency through gardening and traditional farming methods.

Rhoda’s perspective is both skeptical and grounded in her lived experience, emphasizing the wisdom of the past and practical steps individuals can take to reconnect with the environment. This conversation challenged both of us to look beyond our differences and explore where our goals overlap

Whether you agree with her views or not, this conversation pushes us to reconsider the interplay between tradition and innovation, individual responsibility, and the broader forces shaping our planet’s future.