For the last two years I have really been ready to get off of both Facebook and Twitter. I have not used google as a primary search engine for a very long time. For browsers I either use FireFox or … Continue reading →
Beau and his wife Kelly are the kind of people who see what could be and don’t hesitate to make it happen. With their four kids, they sold their 2000 sqft suburban home to do this crazy thing of converting … Continue reading →
Does the question, what if everyone did what they most want to do, give you visions of the scary kind of dark T.V. anarchy? Okay so if it does let me ask you a second questions, why? What reason do … Continue reading →
The Serenity Bus Project is and adventure being taken by a family of 6. Led by husband and wife team Brian and Sherry Hamons they have sold our home, left their jobs, and converted a 40′ school bus into a … Continue reading →
Long ago I coined the term, “walking to freedom” to explain the concept of movement within a republic. Some of the sates that seem the most oppressive such as California, New York and Illinois are east to “escape from”. This … Continue reading →
It isn’t a trick question, also note I didn’t way it was or even how close it was, I just asked the question. The answer is a lot closer than you might imagine. Today we are going to discuss the … Continue reading →
Mark Herr, Sr. is a U.S. Air Force retiree and holds a masters degree in business administration and is the president, co- founder, and Instruction Development Director for The Center for Self Governance, (CSG) a training institution specifically for citizens … Continue reading →
Today I was supposed to have an interview for you but due to a technical problem, that has to be postponed. As this came up late in the day doing the Thursday show today isn’t really an option either, so … Continue reading →
Yes it may be time for a new theme song, “The Insurrection is You”? Not sure on that in practice but perhaps in principle it is a better way of thinking. One thing I said in my talk at PermaCulture … Continue reading →
Prof CJ has multiple history degrees and has taught college history for eight years. He is also the host of a podcast called Prof CJ’s Dangerous History Podcast, which covers a wide variety of historical and related topics from a … Continue reading →
