Well, hi 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 the things

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

Today is Tuesday, March 15th, 2022.

This is episode 3,053 of the Survival Podcast.

As we continue, what these are going to be, a five part or a six part series I haven't

decided yet on the design science of permaculture.

These are being done as live streams on YouTube and Twitch and Twitter and everywhere else,

and they're also be done as audios.

I say this during the live stream today, but I'll say it right now at front, just in case

while you're listening to this, you're like, damn, I wish I could see that.

If you don't want to go sit through the whole video after listening to the audio episode,

but you want to be able to see what I'm talking about in it, whether it's better understanding.

In the show notes today for episode 3053 is a PDF down in the list of resources that

you can open up, and it is the exact same deck that I use and talk about during the audio

version of it.

That said, this is one of those ones where you might want to look up the video rather than

the audio because it is so visual-based instructional on permaculture design science.

Today we're talking about a definition of permaculture.

We're talking about sectors of design, earthworks including swales, ponds and dams, terraces,

plowing and ripping texture in the landscape.

We're going to talk about evaluating a property through the lens of water, access, and structure

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