Hello and welcome to not just paleo.

I'm your host, Evan Brand. I hope you're doing great.

You know, life throws things at you and it's how you tackle or handle those situations that make you the person you are.

So if you've been facing something hard, maybe don't get paralyzed by that.

Maybe keep going or take a break or go out in

nature and recharge or find a hot spring or a cold spring or whatever and go swimming. But you

can't get paralyzed by what happens to you because life is going to keep going on. It's going to

keep spinning and spinning and spinning.

There's nothing we can do to stop it as far as I know. So you just got to adapt and keep moving.

Anyway, this episode's pretty short today due to the interview itself and the audio quality

is a little bit subpar just because Doug

Fine, the author of the book called Hempbound, he's like a solar-powered goat-milking man

out in the middle of a farm somewhere and so maybe he doesn't have the best phone quality

or connection so anyway excuse the little less quality than normal,

but nonetheless, still a good episode. We're talking about hemp and the next agricultural revolution.

So hemp is actually popping up in a few states for growing right now, and it's only going to

continue to spread. So this is a good thing. And I hope you enjoy this

episode. So leave a review on iTunes. I'd appreciate it. Thanks. All right. I'm back with Doug Fine.

The author of a cool book called Hempbound Dispatches from the Frontlines of the Next

Agricultural Revolution. So I found this book online and I was happy to get in

touch with Doug. So thanks for coming on to the show, man. Thanks for having me, Evan. It's time to

get this plant back in American soil in a big way. It is. Yeah, so you wrote this book on hemp. Is it out

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