Today, we will talk through the basics of starting a podcast because so many of you have asked of late. Since this is live on Youtube, I will take live q & A from there if any shows up.
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Today, I was going to talk with you about how to start a podcast because multiple people have asked me this question. But then a homestead day happened. Got up, had quiet coffee, started roasting, missed a call. We are doing a round of meat chickens. I plan to also do a processing class. They are going to arrive Thursday this week.
And in true homesteading colors, the things that happen on the days they are supposed to happen don’t. So I picked up chicks this morning a day early — and this is a good thing, but my benchmark for coffee volume is now going to be a push. A push that will happen no matter what because it has to.
As I showed Tactical how to get the chicks going, I realized that lots of folks are starting birds for the first time, so today I will share how I raise baby chickens.
Today, we hear from listeners about jumping in – getting going and addressing the thing that holds you back.
It has been a pretty long time since Dori Mulder was on the show. And today, we are fixing this! Dori has had a ton of things change in her life over the past year or so and today she joining us to talk about those changes and what that has meant for her homesteading adventures.
- Travelling to Oregon Next week – no Friday Show Next Week or the Following Monday
Today we talk about website questions you have in a semi-live, semi-social media Q & A Session.
Today I want to share some thoughts on Community quality and why I think some really large communities are no goes for so many people.
Today, we will discuss what you need to know if you want to build your business website — or outsource it to someone else. It does not have to be a bear.
Today, I talk about the tenacity of an earlier generation and what we can glean from them to navigate this shifting economy.
Last week, I posted in our online communities a question – who has canning questions. So today, I will cover the first set of a TON of questions that arrived.
2020Today we will walk through a day in a country kitchen that is filled with preserving, cooking, harvesting and other “from scratch” undertakings. Summer time is the high point for so many projects that it can get a little overwhelming — and sometimes just knowing that everyone else who lives this way faces the same problems can go a long way in how your approach summer inn a farm, homestead or urbanstead kitchen.