I've learned way more from the comments to my blog than any reader has learned from my blogs, to be sure. Usually I don't comment on comments in order to keep myself from getting embroiled in endless argument circles…
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I do a LOT of guest podcasts and one this week was so fascinating I had to share some thoughts from it. The Break it Down Show is hosted by Pete Turner who introduces himself as a former U.S. military spy, serving in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan…
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Want to meet Congressman Thomas Massie? How about Catherine Austin Fitts, founder and mastermind of the world-renowned Solari Report? Or perhaps…
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If you're keeping up with Sec. of Ag. Brooke Rollins' big audacious shake-ups in the USDA, you know the main goal is exports. This theme is exactly opposite what our nation needs…
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Today's Polyface patrons unfortunately do not have the privilege of meeting my dad, who was a genius and visionary. His one negative trait was becoming weary of routine; he loved the new thing, the innovation…
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A Pew Research Center food study just released interviewed 5,000 people across numerous states and regions and nearly half put convenience of access and preparation at the top of their list…
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I've had a huge revelation in the last two weeks: convenience is here to stay…
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The political gymnastics over agriculture and hospitality workers is not about kindness toward illegals; it's about how lazy our nation has become…
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As usual, I cried at the July 4 parade on Friday. Why?
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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)…
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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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