Episode-1241- The Possiblities of Abundance in Spite of Mondern Self Destruction [ 1:18:26 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday I am going to talk about permacutlure from an entirely different angle then I have in the past. What I mean is the concept that really makes permaculture brilliant isn’t swales, food forests and biogas energy. No it is … Continue reading →
Episod-1057- Zero to Prepared - Fast, Simple and Low Cost- Part 2 [ 1:33:04 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we cover part two of going from zero to prepared. If you haven’t listened to part one of this series yet, you really should do so first. You will notice that title of this episode ends in “low cost” … Continue reading →
Join me today as I welcome Chad Kuntz an Electrical Engineer with 10 years of experience working for large utility company building substation generation facilities with back up power redundancy. Today he joins us to discuss generator systems for our … Continue reading →
Episode-787- Paul Wheaton on Cast Iron Cooking, CFLs and Rocket Mass Heating [ 1:47:19 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSo Paul Wheaton is back for another interview that basically means when the two of us get together you might as well strap in for about 90 minutes of information, entertainment and insanity. No guarantee on the ratios by the … Continue reading →
After yesterday’s interview with Chris Martenson I have been unable to get the concept of Peak Oil out of my head. What I am reconnecting with mentally right now is how many people don’t have any idea what peak oil … Continue reading →
Episode-48- Why Oil Isn't "Down" and Why it Will Keep Going Up [ 38:03 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we discuss the so called “drop in oil prices to 108 dollars a barrel”, why it isn’t a real drop and why prices will continue to rise. Tune in today and hear The first five winners of our listener … Continue reading →
Note – There is an error in today’s podcast. When I stated that it took 400 pounds of corn to make a gallon of ethanol that was a mistake. What I meant to say was 400 pounds of corn to … Continue reading →