Well, high folks, this is Jack Spirco with another edition of the Survival Podcast.

There's always one man's view of the changing world, the changing times, and I think we

can all do to live a better life, time to get tough or even if they don't.

Wednesday, April the 13th, 2022, the 13th has a connotation to be an unlucky, but only when it falls

on a Friday. So we're two days shy of that, means we're safe, and we are lucky instead of unlucky

today because we have a great guest Charles Mayfield, he's a regenerative farmer. We're talking a

little bit about regenerative farming, but we're really going to talk more about skincare,

and a value-added product that his farm produces, which is called Farrow skincare, and it's based

on pastured pork lard. And that might sound a little bit funny, but when you hear Charles

explain the product, how it works, and why this is actually what humanity did for the vast

portions of our existence, it'll make a hell of a lot more sense. We have a great discussion

for you in just a moment. What we do, let's hear from our two sponsors of the day. Sponsor of the

day, number one today, is J.M. Bullion. You know, I am big on cryptocurrency and specifically Bitcoin.

Bitcoin, and then everything else is a distant second and third, and some of it's crap. But

I'm also still big on precious metals. I have never been, well, I believe in gold, or I believe in

silver, or I believe in silver and gold, not cryptocurrency. I believe in Bitcoin, not silver and gold.

I believe in true diversity, and I have been recommending a wealth allocation of about 5 percent

of your net wealth in precious metals since 08 when I started this show. That's a long time ago,

guys. Man, I'm very long time ago. Next year, it'll be 15 years. We're already planning our 15-year

anniversary party for next year. And that recommendation has stayed constant at that 5 percent, and up to 10 percent,

but I'm more of the 5 percent mode. And the way it plays you should get your precious metal is

J.M. Bullion. Because first, it costs less than it does at like Lear Capital, or Monax, or Appmex, or the

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