Hey folks, welcome back. This is Andy with the Poor Pro Poles Almanac, and we're here with our final installment of the Prol Model series.

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We don't explicitly offer any of our traditional content focused on the specific goals of this podcast to our patrons in terms of limited access or anything like that right now.

Knowledge is for everyone, but we have started up a Patreon-only miniseries called the prologs, during which we will do some critiques on various subject matters and talk about those things not only from an intersectional lens, but also within the context of this podcast, societal collapse and reconstruction.

If you're interested and you're willing to donate $2, it's up on our Patreon.

We've also got extended clips from the upcoming series all on the Patreon as well for all of the episodes.

So if you're interested in hearing us talk with a number of guests, go check it out.

On top of this content, we've also got stickers available, and we're including some footage from my farm,

putting the theory we're talking about into practice.

So if you want to see what's going on over there, check out the Patreon.

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so any support we can get to offset our actual costs we fully and wholeheartedly appreciate.

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If this is your first episode, we highly recommend going back to the first episode of the podcast

and catching up since each episode springboards from the previous content.

However, this is the last episode of this miniseries, and I, for one, think it's been quite a

journey over the past few months and has been really exciting to see the different ways

different parts of the world have tackled the challenges of providing sustainable, resilient

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