Hey everybody. Welcome to the Field Craft podcast. This is Amber L this week and I am

sitting down with Doc Nate Jones. Hey, how's it guys? How many people?

Hi.

So we have two, um, two field crafters here for you.

I know that doesn't always happen.

We don't have internal conversations as much as we are having

conversations with other people, but we wanted to take the opportunity to talk to

you about a lot of overlap that Nate have between both of our lives and the way that we lead

our lives as well as just kind of what's going on with us within the company

lately in our roles and what we've been working on. So if you are unfamiliar with me

or this is your first time hearing from me,

my name is Amber Ill, like I said,

I'm the director of Family Preparedness at Field Crafts.

So all things, women, family, homestead, raising children, teaching

them how to be prepared. All of that jazz falls into my will house by education. I'm a registered nurse. So Nate and I collaborate on some of the

medical aspects sometimes and I also homeschool my three children. So lots of living our lives through the lens of self-reliance and

liberation from the status quo per se and I'll let Nate tell you a little bit about himself and

then we will dive into a chat.

100% I it's a bummer that we actually need to start doing this more often because it's the conversations between at least all of us directors are easily the most entertaining and fun things that I get to do at Fieldcraft.

So, but yeah, if anyone hasn't had a chance to meet me yet, I'm Nate.

I have been a combat medic since 2007, not since I was seven, as some may believe.

But yeah, I've had lots of cool experiences.

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