Bobbie Parr, a community developer in Wabigoon, Ontario, transitioned from leading a Recreation Therapy department to building a resilient local food network. Amidst COVID-19 and maternity leave, Bobbie shifted her focus, recognizing the challenges in long-term care and the need … Continue reading →
Anton van Vuuren was involved in various technology roles which brought him to the USA in 2015. After meeting his wife, at her behest, he opened a restaurant serving South African foods. Then in 2020 Covid caused mass shutdowns and … Continue reading →
Today we discuss the cannabis industry and emerging trends in it with Rand Gifford of Akira Botanicals. We cover industrial, medicinal and recreational elements. The current trends in legislation and economic opportunities and more. Rand started his farm in 2016 … Continue reading →
I have been asked a few times in the past weeks to do a “just Jack show” on business. I decided it was a good idea but I want to take a bit of a different tact this time. I … Continue reading →
I have been throwing around this term, “statist jiu jitsu” for a long time, over a decade for sure but it has been a while since we have dug into it. A new potential rule about who is and is … Continue reading →
On Episode 3101 we are Joined by Brian Harrington of BrianHarrinton.org and ChoiceApp.io to discuss using bitcoin as base money. We will also discuss funding your retirement with bitcoin, bitcoin vs. fiat, can btc be used without the internet, how … Continue reading →
Okay guys and gals, let’s start Monday off with a motivational bang! If someone asked me right now for the three biggest things a person can do to have more freedom in their lives I would say they are… Get … Continue reading →
Drew joins us to talk about the power of living foods and how his group developed a worker owned cooperative to build a business around living foods. They have many sustainable practices that can be scaled and in their view, … Continue reading →
It has often been claimed that libertarians are the group that “flocks to crypto and bitcoin”. In the beginning I’d say that was true, but it has not really been the case in recent history. It may same that way, … Continue reading →
In 2014, David and Courtney Gleason and their two (at the time) small children left their suburban Charlotte, NC home, moving to a dilapidated farmhouse on five acres. Their original intention was to raise their own food under the highest … Continue reading →
