Ep. 168 – You Need to be Bloomscrolling, Not Doomscrolling
You need to post your wins and surround yourself with positive people.
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Ep. 167 – Why Gen Z Doesn’t Care About your Traditional Career Path
Gen Z has a very different view of job, career, and money than older people (even Gen X). I interview my Gen Z friend, not to poke fun, but to understand them.
Ep. 166 – Feeling Overwhelmed by World Events? Focus on What You Can Actually Change.
Tips for dealing with adversity. Focus on your Circle of Influence and Circle of Concern.
Ep. 165 – I Am Orthodox Christian But Not an Orthobro (with Matt from FarmHopLife and Homestead Padre)
Matt from FarmHopLife and Joseph the Homestead Padre with me and we talk about Orthodoxy.
Ep. 164 – Building a Sustainable Nursery with Backyard Berry
Travis from Backyard Berry on Substack shares about his series “Building a Sustainable Nursery”. He shares his favorite trees.
Ep. 163 – Plant a Fall Garden in July!
Plant a great Fall garden – even in the heat of July! Hear how to start sensitive greens and carrots, and how to plant squash and beat the wave of squash bugs.
Ep. 160 – Creating Community with Jamon – The Independent American Gardener
Jamon Mysliwiec joins me to share about TIAG – The Independent American Gardener, an online to in-real-life community, teaching permaculture and self-sufficiency through regenerative community.
Ep. 159 – New Perennials I am Planting this Spring
This Spring I have not planted any new annuals, besides potatoes. Let me share the new perennials I am planting this year. Skirret, Yacon, Mashua, Sea Beet.
Ep. 158 – The Thriving the Future Community Shares Our Spring Plans
Matt from FarmHopLife, Joseph the Homestead Padre from Smith Homestead, and Grant Payne from Christine Acres Farm join me on a community call to share our Spring plans.
Ep. 157 – How Goes the Struggle?
Perpend became an Orthodox monk.
When he was home, he would greet others, with a greeting that he likely learned in his travels: Instead of saying, “Hi, how are you?”, he would say, “How goes the struggle?”
Instead of giving the usual response of “I am fine”, you would think about it for a moment. This led to a more real and heartfelt conversation.