Hear about the highly secretive and very difficult to reverse engineer rain making machine that I will be building. Also the usual updates on plant success and permaculture techniques I am applying in the desert.

In this episode I give an update on the soil in the swells and check damn a week after a fairly minor rainstorm. I talked about volunteer plants coming up in those spaces and in one of the cultivated beds I created. I also cover transplanting, shade protection, and how various plants are doing in the greenhouse as well as out on the land. All this while drinking a glass of red under a full moon.

A native woman pulls up my red maple tree and says, "I don't want this plant here." Multiple synchronicities and clairaudient directions prove accurate. The check dam fills and I get some of my huge stock of seeds out into the dirt. Shade cloths goup over orchard trees. A wind storm blows off the roof of the dog house..

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In this episode I share two experiences that to me definitively prove both the existence of telepathy and my own telepathic abilities. Plus updates on projects I'm monitoring.

In this episode I talk about various synchronicities and amazing manifestations as well as an encounter with a beautiful roadrunner and other happenings.

In this episode I talk about the precipitation events that we've had so far, planting more trees - this time using a wicking system instead of dew boxes, getting ready to plant my wetland, handling flies, spotting scorpions and other creatures of the desert, and meeting someone I really kind of like.

Today I showed my cover crops. Learn what I chose to use and how I did it. I'll share success or failure updates in the future. I've also been meeting a number of local characters and getting to know them and their stories. And today I might get the chance to go to a local swimming hole.

The first big torrential rain of the monsoon season hit while I was visiting a neighbor. What a beautiful sight! I share the experience of the deluge as well as provide an update on which tree species have survived so far and why I think so. And I talk about building a funnel to launch my zombie book.

I wanted to share with you two of the top earth-building finds that I've made after a lot of research, hard-won recipes, which method I'm going with, and why. I also provide an update on why the rooted cuttings I've planted have been dying.

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I talk about getting my first perennials and an evergreen in the ground, anchoring and leveling the camper I'll host BnB guests in, and how this desert community bears striking resemblance to my Sausalito houseboat collective roots.