This week's episode starts off with a mundane conversation about the weather and then devolves into about 45 minutes on why Bob just isn't built for a world with other people in it.

Is Thanksgiving cold? Why are there so many caterpillars, here? What’s going on?

This episode is kind of like a nostalgic fever dream and links would not help to clear it up… just listen and appreciate your moment in time.

That’s great it starts with an earthquake, birds and snakes, and aeroplanes…

It’s bullshit, but the people we’re targeting it to don’t know that

It rained for 2 days, so we reverted to Netflix and 80’s sit-coms.

It’s a back porch episode featuring wood stoves, bunnies, birds, garlic, and little podunk agricultural fairs.

We are all over the map this week. Soviet X-Ray Albums, Bill Gates buying all the farmland, Juul e-cigarettes pulled from shelves, and a quick tangent on White House press secretaries.

A longer episode this week. The first half is the usual goings on. The second half, we geek out over an old court case.

Sitting on the porch, watching the cement trucks go by

Conspiracy theories keep the mind nimble and sharp.

I like talking to this chick every week. It keeps me on my toes.

We started super late tonight because the kids are out of school and we have to tote them hither and yon for their burgeoning relationships. But we eventually sit down to chat about the goings on in the world and the meta conversation around recent shootings.

Neither of us can breathe or talk, so this week’s episode is mostly just grunting and banging on the table. Subscribe for $5 per month and you can listen to our primal utterances

In this episode, we continue to marvel at the slow motion car crash that is the economic decay of 2022. Food shortages are more common and inflation is cray cray

Sebastian wanted to hang out and talk to us, so we have a special guest on the podcast this week.

Turns out, we aren’t crazy. There are actually fewer bugs.

As people get further removed from the origins of their food, their food-related knowledge deteriorates.

The state is trying to talk in a big boy voice, the supply chain is hitting the homestead, and we just keep on keepin’ on.

In this episode, we complain about the news and enjoy a nice impression

We give you the real talk about cast iron cookware. Sara starts a pre-flight checklist to get in a homestead state of mind. We make drugs out of willow trees.

In this episode, we talk about digging holes to alleviate anxiety, ducks as a homestead staple, and the miracles of modern technology, from chainsaws to audio editing software