What is up, Cyco Nation? Welcome to a brand new installment of the Suukup Summer Series, a much

anticipated one. We've been wanting to do this for years and we finally have the great

Eric Heft joining us for today's episode. But before we do that I want to give a

shout out to our sponsor. Sioux Cup manufacturing.

You've heard us talk about the Sioux Cup safety home.

Of course, that's a shelter that's made from a grain bin.

And it's used for housing, medical clinics, orphanages, and developing countries all across the world.

A Suukup Safety Home can withstand a category 4 hurricane.

145 mile per hour winds, people.

The newest safety home project is a refugee camp in northern Uganda.

This camp is for children who have been separated from their parents while they're fleeing South Sudan.

This is so cool. This is an Iowa company, everybody.

And hopefully their parents are going to hear about this camp they can go find their children.

The camp has 130 Sukup steel buildings that are used for schools and a community center.

And interestingly, the safety home

is very similar in size to the shape of their traditional homes,

except it's made with steel instead of mud and grass.

How awesome is that?

You can learn more.

It's safety home.com.

That's safety home.

And you can learn more about how

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