As usual, I cried at the July 4 parade on Friday.  Why?

Regular readers of this blog know I seldom use it for commercial purposes, but from time to time I think it's okay to make sure everyone knows about what I consider life-changing opportunities that aren't free (hence, the commercial aspect)…

The Socratic method has worked throughout history to help people uncover their own prejudices and faulty assumptions.  Another technique is to ask "why?"…

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…

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…

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…

This is our government food safety at work.  Read and weep…

  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…

David Stockman was President Ronald Reagan's Secretary of the Treasury, and the youngest cabinet member to ever serve in the federal government…

Have you ever tried to help someone and then discovered your help wasn't appropriate?  I have…

You can like or dislike the current goings-on in Washington, but you have to admit we're learning a lot of things…

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…