The Socratic method has worked throughout history to help people uncover their own prejudices and faulty assumptions. Another technique is to ask "why?"…
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In the last week I've done three conferences and my FOOD EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION is really resonating, moving into some fairly high-swinging circles in the political tornado. So I'm a bit hopeful…
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I'm on my way today to PorkFest in New Hampshire, an engagement transacted by a speakers' bureau. Rather than my getting the plane ticket, it was procured by a third party…
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I'm flying back today from Palm Springs, a desert city with 120 golf courses that each use 1 million gallons of water a night…
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This is our government food safety at work. Read and weep…
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Last week I had the distinct pleasure of spending a day at St. Martin's Academy in Fort Scott, Kansas. I became acquainted with the school in the fall of 2020 (remember that?) when a busload of students stopped by for a farm tour as part of a trip to the east coast…
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David Stockman was President Ronald Reagan's Secretary of the Treasury, and the youngest cabinet member to ever serve in the federal government…
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Have you ever tried to help someone and then discovered your help wasn't appropriate? I have…
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You can like or dislike the current goings-on in Washington, but you have to admit we're learning a lot of things…
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I'm writing from the Dallas-Fort Worth airport waiting to board to come home after speaking at the Heritage Homestead Festival in Waco and the Great Homeschooling Conference in Columbus, Ohio…
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Today I received the following letter and request to add my signature…
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Bill Mollison, co-founder of permaculture, always said the solutions to the world's seemingly complex problems are amazingly simple. I've been thinking about food, farm chemicals, RFK Jr., and policy…
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