Ep. 88: Beyond Factory Farming, the Power in Our Soil, and Learning About Regenerative Agriculture at Roam Ranch

The Hunting Collective

MeatEater

Sports, Wilderness

4.5 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2019

⏱️ 144 minutes

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On this week's show, Phil the Engineer and I read some listener emails and tie up the loose ends from past episodes. We also put Skimpy McWeakstache to rest for good. In the interview segment we're joined by Taylor Collins, Robby Sansom, and Marshall Seedorf from Force of Nature Meats to explore regenerative agriculture, how we can better consume meat on a large scale, and the power in our soil. Enjoy.

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0:00.0	If you got kids like me, you know summer break is coming up. School's almost out.
0:07.0	It's time for that perennial question. How do you keep your kids occupied off the couch
0:12.0	when you're busy on long summer days? You sick of yelling at them, get out of the house and go,
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0:32.4	Chock full of fun activities and adventures that will help build serious outdoor kids. We're talking
0:38.7	knowledgeable, tough, competent kids with a little bit of a raw edge to them. You want to build up a good
0:47.3	hunting buddy, a good fishing buddy out of your kid? Well, start him young by teaching them how to
0:53.0	build a wildlife viewing blind. How to gig a bullfrog. How to navigate through the wilderness using
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1:15.3	enough to give me some expertise on the subject. And now that my oldest is 13, I've been at this
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1:33.5	It's for kids eight and up. Catch a crayfish count the stars. Raise some serious outdoor kids with
1:40.2	some serious know how. Get the book now. Oh, hey everybody. Episode 88 of the honey collective
1:48.4	fill and I are feeling good today. Aren't we feel Friday? Friday. People behind the curtain.
1:54.4	We're recording this on Friday. Yeah, it's Friday. It's Friday. I'm excited. Are you? I don't know.
1:59.3	All right, but you should be. I should be. Yes. I should say that I am. Yes, I am. There's a lot of
2:04.7	good stuff in episode 88, including I took a trip back to Texas to the hill country to meet with
2:10.8	some folks at work at a place called force of nature meets. They make real good, clean food for you.
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