We made it back alive, with fresh eyes, full hearts, and big smiles. We had a such we had a great trip with so many awesome connections, that it was difficult to summarize and recap it all. We had fun recording this one, and hope you enjoy listening to us recount our tale, over 13,000 miles, and many milestones... many smilestones!
We start with a historical fiction and elaborate a shared understanding, then cover their background and unique abilities, and finish with off-grid living discussions and building a house to die in. Good chat!
Insightful, candid, and caring chat with Lincoln Thurman.
Mike and I have a lively discussion that starts without introductions, surprisingly.
We talk a bit about strategy and a lot about tactics with direct, on the ground scenarios.
Preppers listen to this episode!
A lively, fun round table discussion. Had some mic trouble in the first 45 minutes that dropped mics a few times. Have since resolved this problem. If you hear mic volume drop, a mic has dropped recording. If you hear silence, both mics have turned off. About halfway we switch to recording on an iPhone and the volume level jumps, yet remains constant till the end.
This is a longer episode, be prepared. Brandon Hayes provides a wealth of information on a wide range of subjects important to Sheepdogs and Propertarians. I particularly enjoy his articulate, precise phrasing and delivery.
Super enjoyable, fast paced, information packed, 40 minute interview.
Essential listening for Sheepdogs and Propertarians.
Steve and I continue our discussion and Maddy joins in at the end to ask some questions, and encourage Women Sheepdogs!
Steve and I cover a bunch of topics, some with an entrepreneurial perspective, a lot of historical perspective, and plenty of white pill future encouragement.
What do Ron Paul, Loose Change, and a possible documentary on the Gold Rush have in common?
Patrick Holman. Give it a listen, some fascinating stories about the Gold Rush, and what we can learn from it today as Sheepdogs, and Propertarians. Some core principles were lived.
Bryan and Maddy interview Shea and his son Shade about living off-grid, Propertarianism, and a lively discussion about what we can learn from Rainbow gatherings.
