I somehow talk Laura into doing another show where we throw out some updates on the dog, seed starting, and the bees. We take some great feedback, including an actual voicemail! We finally wrap the show up by reading some of the better ads out of the market bulletin.
Arbico Organics (the good folks that I get my fly-controlling parasitic wasps from) are offering a free garden planner until Jan 31. Use code NEWSITE at checkout.
A real treat for you guys today. I get my beautiful wife and garden diva, Laura, in on the podcast action. We go through some updates, catch you up on the latest weimaraner suicide attempt, talk about a pending new addition to the farm, take some great feedback, and finally break the hour mark talking about seeds and gardening.
Music: James Larson, Gaia Consort PodCast Call in Line: 740-5-MYFARM
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Guerrilla Podcasting again with my carpool buddy, Richard. A short one this time where we take some feedback, very nearly die on the road, and talk about tractors.
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Man, it’s cold! We take some feedback, I find a long time listener, talk about Fall Fling, install some gutters, make some Bee Koozies (see pic), and explore the many splendid aspects of mulch!
Hey folks – don’t worry, I am working on a show to put out tomorrow. It’s just been a week of disastrous apocalyptic synchronicity. We dodged a bullet with the flooding, but a co-worker lost his house. Poof. Gone that quick. My wife is visiting her sister in New York so I’ve had to play Mr. Mom more than usual this week. And my neighbors barn exploded and went up in flames. No, seriously. Kaboom!
We managed to get about a hundred pounds of muscadines picked Saturday which was good. The steam juicer is ready to earn its keep, and I’ll have pics up in the gallery soon enough. We’ll probably have enough to do a run of muscadine wine. Woot!
Here’s a video of the barn I took while on the phone with 911.
I’ve been a fan of The Survival Podcast for some time, but I believe that this episode is perhaps the best one ever. So much so, that I thought it was worth blogging about. If this one can’t get you inspired, then you might need to check your pulse.
Even if you’re not a survivalist, Jack really brings home the reasons why every tomato, apple, or bean that you grow is critically important, how it is your key to freedom, and why growing your own food is the most dangerous and revolutionary thing you can do. (Oh yeah – and he does it much more eloquently than I could.)
Even if you never listen to another podcast again, you need to hear this one. And then you need to plant a fruit tree and spread the word.