Welcome back everybody. We had an awesome live interview at the farm with Daniel Firth Griffith. This is Daniel's third time on the podcast.

He's an author, a Renaissance man, a true polymath in every sense of the word. Daniel came out and did an awesome education for us for about a half day and we really want to stretch this to a full day next time at minimum, but we had about 20 people out for it live. It blew my mind, walking the land, learning from him, learning from his experiences. But the real

reason I had him on the podcast was because of his new book, Stagtime. He also does his own

narration on Audible, and it is an absolutely incredible book. It's one of the top three books

that has changed my relationship in the way

that I view nature. Now, obviously, plant medicines are a huge component of that. And I'll talk about

magic bag here in a second, but sometimes words can give us a viewpoint that's outside of our own

wheelhouse. And studies can do the same. And Daniel really dives into this. We had an amazing podcast.

It's two hours long.

We included at the end of it a couple of really cool pertinent questions from the crowd.

So when Daniel finished teaching, we went inside.

We did a big podcast in the barn and finished that off with a couple of amazing questions that he just nailed.

And this podcast is literally for everyone.

If you have no farm, you are still by all means included. If you have a relationship with nature, that's everyone. This podcast is for you. If you eat food, also everyone, this podcast is for you. You're going to learn a lot about the health of our food. And the old adage, you are what you eat ate still stands,

but you are what you eat eight and how it died actually does matter. And he's done some deep

science proving this with Dr. Fred Provenza, who's now in mid-80s, former professor at Utah State.

He writes the forward for Daniel in Stagdine. and what's great is this is the first of a trilogy

that Daniel's doing and I am so pumped for the second one I'm so pumped for the third I've had the

wonderful opportunity to be able to hear from him and listening on that and one of the great things

at the end of Stagtime is that he does bring up some of the different concepts that he's going to break down in the upcoming two. And the trilogy is just phenomenal. You guys got to get into it. There's many ways you can support this podcast. First and foremost, share it with a friend. Two, leave us a five-star rating with one or two ways. The show's helped you on life. And three, support our sponsors. They make this show possible. We're brought to you today by Organify.com slash KKP. Organify is one of our longest-running sponsors. Remember to use code KKP for 20% off everything. Normally I talk about the red, the green, and the gold, the awesome stacks that they're known for, the sunrise, the sunset kit. But I want to talk to you about their Shilajit gummies. These are sourced directly from the Himalayas, home of the world's finest Shilogy, and tested for metals. It is rich in any oxidants that can help fight free radicals. It can support gut health and nurse the digestive tract by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria. It improves the permeability of cell membranes and helps to better absorb and enhance nutrient absorption. This is huge. It can support detoxification, can enhance

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