On this episode, I talk with a friend from Chillderburg, Andy and his cohost, Makoa from "Burn Babylon Burn". We discuss what the future of local economics and the food system might be like, as well as address the question: what killed all the cows?". Enjoy.

In the final part of this trilogy, "Jonah" and I stay up til the wee hours and really start to party when we realize that we aren't the only freedom-lovers in these woods.

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I go camping with a close friend, who we will refer to as "Jonah". We get into the deep shit, discussing the need for arms, what autonomy and regional sovereignty might look like, the male/female dynamic in our country, the nuclear family and what to do about all of it. Enjoy this raw conversation between a couple of proud hoosier boys while we eat, drink, shoot and strategize.

On this episode, I'm hanging out with a good friend of mine, Nick Harley, who is a working musician in Nashville, TN. Nick also has a passion for backpacking and builds ultralight gear that makes it easier than ever before.

On this epic episode, I talk to a variety of people I met at the Self-Reliance fest in Camden, Tennessee, including som big names in the liberty and permaculture world: Nicole Sauce, John Willis, Patrick Roehrman, John Bush, and Nick Ferguson, just to name a few.

This episode might just be the white pill you've been looking for.

On this second part of the epic series, I captured a few choice clips from some of the speakers at the Self-Reliance Festival. You will hear from Jack Spirko of The Survival Podcast, John Bush from Freedom Cells, Billy Bond from Perma Pastures Farm, Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee, Nick Ferguson of Homegrown Liberty, and more.

Caution: this episode is a white pill that if taken has the potential to create symptoms of hope and motivation to the listener.

Discussing property and respect, as well as how to handle unexpected conflict.

Pt. 2 picks up where we left off. I begin the second day diving a bit deeper into the lives of the residents at Chillderburg, and the concepts of Agorism, Volunteerism, and of course... Anarchy.

We talk to a couple modern nomads, a colloidal silver purveyor, a tech inventor with a more secure and private means of file sharing, aspiring homesteaders, as well as hear from a couple of libertarian comedians along the way. Enjoy.

I capture some clips from what must be the greatest festival known to humanity: Chillderburg, where Anarchists from far and wide gather to chill out and get away from normies. For the normies listening, give it a chance... pay attention... it might just make sense.