Today, we have the Scottish version of The Night Before Christmas, read by Jaggy Little Thistle

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 Join us for another reading of the classic poem, The Night Before Christmas, by Mia from our Mewe group. This is a pagan take on the day, The Night Before Yule.


Today is the last new podcast for 2021 and I got to thinking about the next ten days for so many being the most stressful of the year. Then I thought about why this is and recorded this podcast.

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Tornado and Christmas Reception update

Video with Billy from Permapastures

Tales from the Prepper Pantry

  • Christmas from the pantry
  • Time off means final freeze drying can occur before cow arrives

Operation Independence

  • Sell, Sell, Sell
  • Hillside Project

Main topic of the Show: Be True to Yourself

Holiday Posturing

  • Strength/Weakness (clerical story vs starting and motivating)
  • Talents/ opposite of talents (Coffee lifestyle business vs business empire)
  • Desires/ hates (solitude, walks, working with hands vs CEO) rich people vs really rich people
  • Insecurities
  • Boundaries/ pressures (keeping up with the joneses at christmas – you are enough)
  • Honesty with yourself and others (Youtube story, fat story)

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Each year we read variations of the classic poem, The Night Before Christmas. Today’s version is the Redneck Night Before Christmas read to us by The Tactical Redneck.


Today is a thought of the walk episode – a collection of short thoughts shared on a variety of topics. These thoughts are shared on Odysee every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, then produced as an audio podcast every other Friday.

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Today’s Thoughts Include:

  • Keto Update
  • Work for the Boss Who Will Fire You
  • Pants, Time, Opportunity, Vision, Just Asking and more

To view the videos for Thought of the Walk Episode, go here: Odysee: https://odysee.com/$/invite/@livingfree:b

They are also produced on Youtube as a playlist.

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Today, I share my homesteaders perspective on rotating pigs on pasture on a three-acre, very hilly homestead.

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  • Livestream today at 12:30 with John Willis and Kurt Dugger about helping folks in TN. If you want to financially support the rebuild efforts, please consider a donation to CACTeam.com.
  • Webinar Reminder

Speaking Jan 6 in Chattanooga

Time:

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Crabtree Farms, the Evelyn Center

1000 E 30th St.

Chattanooga, TN 37407 United States

https://chattanoogavoluntarysociety.com/event/monthly-agorist-meetup/

 

Stump the Sauce: How to find people!

Main topic of the Show:  Pig Rotation Madness

Why this topic? 

What we have in place and how it all started

What we have tried (solid fence, electric, training the pigs)

What we are doing right now (mars)

What would be more appropriate (breed, number, purpose)

What is next with the pigs 

Long term outlook

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Many of you know that terrible tornadoes hit our state over the weekend, completely leveling whole towns in its wake in Northwest Tennessee. We talk so much here about building the live you CHOOSE on your terms, the power of a community of doers, building networks – underground and otherwise.

And this is our test. What can we do to help those impacted by this disaster, without using the force of government? What are you willing to do?

Perhaps your heart is elsewhere – say, Kentucky where they were hit much harder. Good – you found your heart! Go with it.

One of the justifications for taxes is that the care of people is outsourced through tax money. Not in this case. YES government officials are doing things to help. NO they are not equipped to handle a crisis of this scale. Who would be?

We like to bander about the saying, “Many hands make light work.” Yet here we are — looking for helpers for a crisis and so many cannot answer the call.

But I know we can. I know there are many of us out there.

Where is my heart? It is with all the communities impacted by this disaster. But one area, that in Northwestern Tennessee comes to the forefront.

Why?

A long-time listener, supporter of the show, and friend was lucky that these terrible twisters did not hit his home. And they didn’t. Instead, they completely leveled four towns nearby. By leveled, I mean flat. All the homes are gone. All the gas stations. All the buildings. There is nothing left. People who did not die that night are in neighboring towns, filling churches and schools. They sleep on sofas in other people’s homes. They crash on the floors as best they can. There is nowhere for them to go in order to rebuild.

This long-time listener, Kurt Dugger, has found places to organize aid. He is assessing needs beyond the centers where aid is abundant. He could use our help.

The needs change by the day. Sometimes water, sometimes a blanket, sometimes soap. The best way to provide what people need now is to have contact with them. Contact from the local area, not following some national “crisis aid outline.”

At this time, here are the needs:

  • Donated items: hygiene, blankets, NOT CLOTHING, comfort for the kids who lost Christmas that is portable like coloring books and crayons and stuffed animals, canned and boxed food, tarps, water. Contact CACTeam.com or me to find out where to bring these things. If you are on a week or two delay, contact us to see what the current needs are.

    If you are coming to my Christmas Reception on Saturday, please feel free to bring donated items to the Holler.

  • People to help: We need folks willing to help distribute supplies, do the shopping as we get more monetary donations, and haul big thinks like pallets of tarps (yes we just found TWO of those). We may need some dispatchers too! Right now, we are working with CACTeam.com to coordinate that piece, although Kurt Dugger is also a great resource for information on where and when things are needed.
  • Monetary donations: Please either find a local church or bank raising funds to help victims, or donate to the CACTeam.com so that your funds go to people who need help, and not administrative fees and private jets. Disaster Aid can be big business for some organizations.

Long term, these families who survived will rebuild. They will need sofas and beds. They will need dishes. They will build new memories and take new photos. We do not know what the long term rebuilding process looks like just yet. We do know one thing: Our community loves to empower people and right now, these folks could use some healthy helping hands.

Join John Willis, Kurt Dugger, and I Wednesday at 12:30pm Central as we discuss Aid in a Free Society and How to help the folks who have lost everything over the weekend.

Join us here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3oq3anc_Cg


Happy Birthday Mama Sauce

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Today is the big reveal – my word for 2022. Have you chosen your word yet?

THURSDAY Webinar: Small Business Roundtable, Get signed up today!

Xavier Hawk

Sue Zoldak

John Davis

Nicole Sauce

Tales from the Prepper Pantry

Operation Independence

Main topic of the Show: Word of the Year 2022

Quick Review of 2021 Word and 2 Biggest lessons learned (Boundaries, prescheduling)

Process I went through to choose the word

What I hope to address with this

  • Big new ideas
  • New relationships
  • Finishing old things
  • Addressing the fixer
  • Learning joy in being alone

Discarded words: Connection, network, stabilize, propell

Heart meets bravery

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Today, we have a discussion with John Willis of Special Operations Equipment covering animal processing, underground networking, taking control of your success and more. It was recorded live this week and I thought it worth a listen for my audio friends!

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Last call for Christmas Reception tickets.

Self-Reliance Festival

Gift Coffee

Monday, Dec 13 at 10am – Live Recording of the LFTN Podcast

Show Resources

Original SOE Gear Website

Things you should be aware of:

Main content of the show

John Willis is the DEFINITION of self made, successful business man and he has a keen understanding of human nature. He empowers those around him to develop a strong work ethic, build their dreams, and take ownership of their futures. His company, Special Operations Equipment, makes fantastic tactical gear. Check out the website here: https://www.originalsoegear.com/

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Song: Mr. Clammy by Sauce

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Today, I am pleased to have Billy Bond of Permapastures on the show to discuss ways to raise your livestock, learning how to process and food freedom topics.

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Live with John Willis Tomorrow at 12:30PM CST

Flote: https://flote.app/user/Nicolesauce/live 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/372313363858/posts/10159543158663859/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PNGEcJtup4

Last chance for Christmas Reception Tickets! 

Thurs Dec 16, WEBINAR: Small Business Roundtable

https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com/2021/12/08/small-business-roundtable-with-xavier-hawk/

Show Resources

Permapastures Youtube

Chicken Tractor on Steroids

Permapastures Website

Main content of the show

Journeyman IBEW electrician, former US Army Airborne Sapper, former talk radio host at KMBZ in Kansas City, former butcher at The Local Pig in Kansas City, Mo, permaculture designer and regenerative farmer

Interview

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