All right. So what is this homesteading thing? Is it all fake? Is it all just something that a

couple of well-placed people good at video editing have managed to convince the rest of the

American population is the key to resilience and success, if not fame and fortune? Well,

we're going to be analyzing that today from somebody who doesn't claim to be like a full-on, full-time homesteader.

I would never make that claim for myself, but I have been very, very interested in the culture.

And that interest actually generated in a place that some homesteaders have a real problem with.

So we're going to be talking about kind of this idea, this movement,

this culture, whether or not you should do it, whether or not it actually works as advertised.

All of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument powered by good ranchers.

And we want to thank everyone in our community chat who asked us to do an episode on homesteading. So thank you to everyone who helped drive the direction of today's show. If you would like to do that as well,

you can head down to the link in the description and join our community chat. Get to know

everybody there. We forgot about 450 people, which is awesome. And we'd love to see that. Let's get

right into today's episode. All right. Well, as always, I am your host, Nick Freitas, member of the Virginia

House of Delegates, but other than that, pretty okay guy. And I dabble in a little homestead.

And dabbling is the, is the appropriate term, because we're going to get into that today,

because Christian and I got in a bit of a bit of an argument, bit of a shouting match.

Christian and I are actually very, very disciplined when we're on camera, but off camera,

straight up cage match.

We yell things.

Verbaly.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, verbally.

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