Welcome to Our Hen House. This is Jasmine Singer.

This is Marianne Sullivan.

Thank you so much for joining us this week.

Marianne will be speaking with Sean Smith and Melissa Hoffman.

They are the co-directors of the Living Future Foundation, which is a 1,300-acre home to

veganic wildlife-integrated agriculture, a duck sanctuary, and so much more, located in Huntington,

Vermont. This interview is mind-blowing with its possibilities of what agriculture and eating

could look like if we just do it right.

Yeah, do it right. That's a good idea. Why don't we do a few more things right? Why don't we do anything right?

It's crazy. We live in a crazy world. Are you all aware of that anyway? I digress.

So this week on the bonus segment, we'll be hearing more of my conversation with Sean and Melissa.

As always, if you're a flock member, you'll get that link to the bonus segment in your email. On the Tuesday after the podcast goes up, you can always find it on the flock Facebook group. If you're not a member of the flock and you can afford it, you can join for $10 a month at our henhouse.org slash donate or $100 a year and it's a good time to do that $100 a

year donation if you can manage it. Why is that, Jasmine? Because we're in our end of year fundraising

campaign right now, which means that thanks to our barnyard benefactors and an anonymous donor who

matched the barnyard benefactors, every dollar that you donate becomes tripled.

So up to $20,000, your donations will be matched by our barnyard benefactors

who will throw in $20,000 as well and an anonymous donor who will throw in another $20,000.

We do the vast majority of our fundraising

for the year at our end of year. So if you believe in pro-animal responsible vegan media,

then support our henhouse by going to our henhouse.org slash donate and your dollars will be

tripled.

It is a great time to donate.

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