Hey, it's John, and you've probably heard me talk about true diagnostics, true age test.

My results were a game changer. But have you tried it? Here's why I think you should. Many of the health risks that accompany aging are in your control. The true age test didn't just give me a number. It showed me how quickly my heart, brain, liver, and immune system are aging. It was eye-opening. The test will give you tailored tips from

Ivy League scientists like tweaking diet and sleep to slow aging and cut risks. As a result,

I started taking more vitamin C and a mushroom supplement that seems to be helping me with focus

and overall health. It was so easy, a quick, at-home finger prick, send it off, and in two to three

weeks, I got a detailed report. No doctor, no hassle. If you care about protecting your health and want to find out what your real age is, head over to truediagnostic.com and use my code, Harris, to get 20% off your entire order or subscription. That's truediagnostic.com and use H-A-R-R-I-S at checkout to get 20% off.

Your future self will thank you. It's not the time to cloister yourself off and put you all your

efforts into sequestering yourself off from society and just building a community for

some niche group that won't likely survive that long. You need to be putting

your efforts into making sure the balance is not permanently tipped for the country that your grandparents

have passed down to. Welcome to the Conversations That Matter podcast.

I'm your host, John John Harris and today is another

trail talk, which means we're only going to tackle one subject and we're going to do it in a short

time frame. And that subject is intentional, privately sponsored, segregated racial communities

in the United States in 2025. How is that for a mouthful?

The reason I want to talk about this is because of a little bit of pushback I got for some commentary I provided on the podcast last week in which I talked about a intentional community,

or at least the attempt to create an intentional community in rural Arkansas. And I said,

you know, this whole thing seems like a grift. It's in rural Arkansas. And I said, you know, this whole thing

seems like a grift. It's in rural Arkansas. It's already predominantly European ancestry.

You're probably more likely to segregate yourself off, to cloister yourself off from other

white people than you are from anyone else. That's effectively what you're doing

when you put the community there. My suspicions were somewhat vindicated when it was found out,

...