there's a better way to do this

let me show you a better way

and we are wide welcome folks to episode 3,642, The Survival Podcast, and it is a Tuesday, just Jack's show.

And yesterday we dug into the blood and guts of the world.

We talked about 15 enemies of the people.

The show was, I guess, somewhat political at least.

It really wasn't, in my opinion, because to me, politics is where you pick a side,

and this was more like us and them were the sides.

Today is where I get to talk about the type of thing I actually prefer to talk about,

even though as I was chatting with some people as we were getting ready to come on board here and go live. I'm sure there'll be 20% maybe if I'm lucky of the number of people in a live stream for a show like this versus a show like yesterday.

But I actually think these are the type of shows that are far more practical, that do more to help more people.

We can be weathermen once in a while look up and see what's going on, try to understand the world and then say, well, what do we do about it?

But most of what we can do about it is actually things like this.

Like when you have a very large number of very wealthy, very powerful people telling you basically you're better off eating bugs than beef and they want everybody

to either be a bug eater or a bean eater.

One of the things you can do is, you know, take responsibility for producing at least

some of your own food.

And we're going to go over what I call today my big five, my big five for backyard food production. And there's absolutely going

to be some people are going to be thinking, well, why not goats? Well, because I'm trying to do this

to where just about anybody, maybe not everybody, but just about anybody could do these animals,

any one of these animals. Certainly somebody on a quarter acre. There's no reason somebody with a quarter

acre that can keep the blue hairs at bay from the HOA's, couldn't do all of these, let alone

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