Millions of people dream of someday owning land.

And whether your vision is a townhouse with a patio or a hundred acres with a view,

the root longing is the same.

A piece of earth to call your very own.

But what does that mean, really?

To say you own a piece of land, not just legally, but ethically,

especially when you consider that most of the land on this continent

was basically stolen from the original inhabitants.

I'm Anne Strain Champs, and in this episode of, to the best of our knowledge,

whose land is it? Wisconsin Public Radio It's to the best of our knowledge.

I'm Anstrain Champs.

That's the potato patch, on to bed.

I need to come in here and see all this stuff, but I'm very busy.

Have you ever wanted to quit your job, leave the rat race behind, and head back to the land?

Maybe buy an old farmhouse or build a solar-powered tiny home and live self-sufficiently on a few acres of your very own.

Generations before you have shared that dream.

Come on.

Fiji, come, come.

Pidgey, come.

Fiji, come.

The reality is a little more complicated.

We're leaving. I'll sleep the dorm.

...