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Eggs the Real Red Pill – Epi-3629

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Today we dive into a topic that starts simple but quickly becomes a full-blown red pill moment—raising chickens and producing your own eggs. At first, it seems like an innocent step toward self-sufficiency. Get a few birds, collect some eggs, enjoy better food. But before you know it, you’re staring straight into the cracks of the system. You realize grocery store eggs are garbage, regulations exist just to control you, and suddenly, you’re bartering with neighbors, dodging stupid local ordinances, and questioning everything you thought you knew about food, supply chains, and independence. We’ll break down why eggs are the … Continue reading →

Back Yard Livestock vs. The War on Meat – Epi-3570

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No matter how much they deny it, the main stream media, organizations like the WEF and the government have declared war on meat. They appear to want the peasants to live on gruel, soy and insects. Well we are not having it, rights must be asserted through action and today we talk about doing exactly that. Join Me Today to Discuss… First the war on meat is a real thing, here’s why I think they are doing it They do not want a strong and healthy population Grains are easy to regulate and control and store They are environmentally and … Continue reading →

Home to Homestead, Recapturing our Grandparents Wisdom – Epi-3555

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The first time I used the phrase “from home to homestead” on the show was quite a while ago.  How long ago you ask?  That would have been Episode 20 recorded on July 22, 2008.  This concept so resonated with people it became not just a common discussion topic, it actually inspired one couple (Johnny Max and his wife, AKA “The Queen”) to run an entire podcast for a number of years on the concept. I realized while we talk a ton about the concept of homesteading we have not looked at it from this angle in a while, so … Continue reading →

Natural Quail Keeping for Meat and Eggs – Epi-3545

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Today we are joined by Heather Smith to discuss how she is raising quail in a natural on the ground manner along with “edible landscaping” right smack in the middle of a blue hair HOA. If she can do this, you can too! Tune in to find out how. Heather is a dedicated listener to the TSPC and has used the show as a motivation to get serious about homesteading her .05 acre suburban property.  This led her to Jack’s magnum opus on quail and into the world of natural or on the ground quail keeping. Heather and her three-year-old … Continue reading →

12 Bulletproof Homestead Techniques – Epi-3325

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Today we discuss 12 bulletproof homesteading techniques that can transform the way you interact with your land. We’ll touch on wicking beds, a method that can revolutionize your approach to irrigation, and my simple adaptation Johnson Su-style composting, a game-changer for soil health and fertility with a lot less work involved. We’ll also delve into the world of small livestock, from chickens and quail to rabbits and bees, and how these animals can contribute to a thriving homestead ecosystem. Fodder tree systems, another topic on our list, offer a sustainable way to feed these animals while improving soil quality. In … Continue reading →

From City Life to Rural Homestead – Epi-3321

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Kyle Babikian, also known as the Bridgeman, was a lifelong resident of Dublin, the vibrant capital city of Ireland. Born and raised amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, he lived there until he turned 30. Then, in a bold move that surprised many, he decided to leave everything he knew behind to embrace a new way of life – homesteading. Kyle traded the city’s skyscrapers for the verdant green expanses of rural Ireland, a landscape that was as alien to him as it was beautiful. With no familiar faces, no personal vehicle save for a bicycle, no modern … Continue reading →

Nick Ferguson on The Homestead Nursery – Episode-3298

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Today Nick Ferguson joins us to tell you how you can save thousands of dollars and perhaps even earn as much or more by setting up your own homestead nursery.  We will talk about the how, the what, the why and the things that can go wrong, how to prevent them and why every homesteader should be propagating at least some plants. Join Us Today to Discuss… Why your homestead should have a nursery The biggest considerations of nursery set up Nick’s biggest failure and what it can teach you Various methods of plant propagation and their relative difficulty Dealing … Continue reading →

Home to Homestead, Recapturing our Grandparents Wisdom – Epi-3289

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The first time I used the phrase “from home to homestead” on the show was quite a while ago.  How long ago you ask?  That would have been Episode 20 recorded on July 22, 2008.  This concept so resonated with people it became not just a common discussion topic, it actually inspired one couple (Johnny Max and his wife, AKA “The Queen”) to run an entire podcast for a number of years on the concept. I realized while we talk a ton about the concept of homesteading we have not looked at it from this angle in a while, so … Continue reading →

Sorghum the Perfect Prepper Grain – Epi-3282

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Sorghum is a highly versatile crop that has been cultivated for thousands of years and has become an essential food source in many parts of the world. Its earliest known cultivation dates back to ancient Egypt, where it was used to make bread and beer. There are lots of reasons for preppers and homesteaders to consider growing sorghum.  Sorghum is highly resilient and can grow in various conditions. It is drought-tolerant, making it an excellent crop to grow in arid areas where other crops may not survive. It is also resistant to pests and diseases, making it easier to grow … Continue reading →

A Lifestyle of Self Sufficiency – Epi-3264

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Dwayne is an Arizona off grid homesteader that left the city and HOA life behind to pursue his dream of building a sustainable, self sufficient farmstead 2 years in, he has built an earth bag building, pallet shed, raised chickens, built a solar system that provides all of his power and lived off of rain water for over 6 months. His main goal is to share his experience with others; the good, the bad, and the in-between.  He has lived an eclectic lifestyle that includes being a mixed martial artist, welder, prison guard, and insurance salesman. Resources for today’s show … Continue reading →