I don’t have any fun links for you with this one, but I hope you’ll enjoy the tale of how my husband and I found our little patch of Heaven. Listen to “Ep 9 –…
Like Clark Kent in “Superman and Lois,” it’s time to think about returning to Smallville, and all that that means. Listen to “Returning to Smallville” on Spreaker. Cover of the Action Comics in which Superman…
On today’s podcast, I’m exploring the tradition of competitive baking – whether for the heart of the judge or your intended. Come have a slice of pie and listen. Listen to “Bragging Rights and Blueberry…
Episode 6: Hand to Hand to Hand
- April 25, 2021
- Tagged as: homesteading, rural skills, self-sufficiency
In today’s episode I talk about why it’s important to learn from another person. Transmission of skills from one person to another prevents us from losing them altogether. Listen to “Hand to Hand to Hand”…
Come along and explore the chasm between the animal agriculture industry and heritage breeds of livestock. Listen to “Hand to Hand to Hand” on Spreaker. Visit The Livestock Conservacy for more information about American Heritage…
Join me for a discussion of how America got its extensive collection of apple varieties, why we’re gradually losing them, and some easy things you can do about it Listen to “The Appling of America”...
Listen to “The Stories We Tell” on Spreaker. In this week’s episode, I’m exploring story and why it’s important to our personal and national identities. Story is a potent antitode to “narrative” as practiced by...
In the first real episode, we’ll talk about the ancient art of manipulating woody plants for our own gain. These are techniques that were common in the Old World, practiced some in the new, and...
Less than a first episode, this is more of a brief introduction. A road map, if you will. (Does anybody still know what those are?) Why is rural American culture important? How will we find...
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