There's a better way to do this.

Let me show you a better way.

A better way.

better way.

You don't have to be another face in the crowd. And we are alive in as much as I would love to blame that on our guest today Ben Falk he was completely on time

I'm just a little bit behind today between weather events that Ben and I were riffing on as I was getting ready and some other power outages today and stuff like that got a little bit behind so it's my fault that we're late.

We'll have Ben Falk on just a minute.

He's got a new version of his book.

We're going to talk about that.

We're going to talk about resiliency for homesteaders and permaculturists.

We're going to talk about some of the things that Ben changed over the years.

You know, I've worked with Ben a very long time.

I'm not sure exactly what year we first kind of connected with each other but I'm going to say it was before I even moved to Arkansas and I've been back from Arkansas since 2013.

So it's been a while I've been to his place. It's pretty dead gone impressive. I'm sure it's even more impressive now because that was a long time ago.

So we'll have been with us in just a moment to talk about permaculture and resilient homesteading in episode 3427 of the survival pod. and Otherwise we're speaking to you from the past.

Anyway, let's go ahead and tell you about our two sponsors of the day today.

Sponsored the day, number one today is J.M. Bullion.

Now, this is a sponsor that's been with us for over a decade.

Think about that, a decade of sponsorship in the world of podcasting

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Why?

Because you guys are awesome and give them a lot of business,

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