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4.7 • 527 Ratings

🗓️ 20 April 2026

⏱️ 57 minutes

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The Prism of America’s Education with Host Karen Schoen – Between the drought, the frost, the strike, and oppressive government regulations, you can expect food prices to rise exponentially. How does all this inflation affect jobs, community health, and well-being? How does this impact population growth? The longer the drought, the worse it gets. What happens when the cows and the farm animals...

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0:00.0	Born in the grip of oppression,
0:05.0	I fought for my liberty.
0:09.0	I paid with the blood of my people.
0:13.0	Freedom has never been free.
0:18.0	Now my doors always open to dreamers and friends when I'm a town I protect and
0:32.6	defense because my name is America
0:38.3	Hello everyone and welcome.
0:41.3	This is Karen Shone and you are listening to the prism of America's education brought to you on the America Out Loud.
0:48.3	News Network.
0:50.3	Today I have asked the friend David Callan who I have to ask you this question, David, why on earth did you change your occupation into farming one of the hardest, I believe agriculture is one of the hardest businesses to get a total handle on because you are dependent on the one thing that
1:14.1	we have no control over called the weather.
1:17.7	And you were very successful and I know you're successful in farming, but what made you change
1:24.4	your mind or change your occupation, I should say.
1:29.3	Actually, it was a COVID situation.
1:31.7	Most folks knew that I had previously worked as proof for Allegiant Airlines.
1:37.5	So I spent a lot of time in the air.
1:39.6	And when COVID hit, people lost their minds.
1:43.0	They were not so nice.
1:44.7	And I decided I didn't want to participate in that bit of insanity that the world had become.
1:52.1	And I was able to withdraw to my farm.
1:54.2	I was already a bee farmer.
1:55.8	I've been farming bees for about 25, almost 30 years now.
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