Reed Coverdale of the Naturalist Capitalist Podcast is coming on to discuss this situation he tweeted about regarding Tulsi Gabbard, in which he wrote “My advice is to never sacrifice your time or money for a politician unless you’re ready to be a brainwashed sycophant.”
“I volunteered for her campaign in 2019 and 2020… I probably met her 30 times…Over two years ago, she promised to come on my podcast, but never connected. Last year, when I was on Jeremy Kauffman’s campaign, she came and campaigned for Don Bolduc, a warmongering Republican. I called her out on social media for her obvious hypocrisy. Then this year she was supposed to come speak at Porc Fest in NH, so they made me her liaison. Then when she heard I was her liaison, she first requested that it be someone other than me, then pulled out of the event altogether.” QUESTIONS?
It’s more like Carla walks us, but she is getting the hang of it! It’s great to live in a neighborhood where you can walk your chicken down the road on a leash and no one says a thing.
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We made chèvre with our goat milk for the first time and it was so incredibly easy, I cannot believe I have been buying soft goat cheese for so long. You may remember that our mini Nubian, Sundae, had kids who would not drink off her left teat, so we had to milk it out ourselves. She produced way more milk than they needed even with bottle feeding one of them. We had a surplus of milk that just did not taste right because the first couple weeks, there is still colostrum in it, and it is somewhat bitter. We tried making pancakes with it and pudding, but really needed to use up quite a bit. Our friend suggested making cheese. We went to her house to learn how. We got so much cheese from what was probably a couple gallons of milk, it likely would have cost us over $100 at least to buy it. And it is delicious!
One of the reasons we love fresh goat milk from our goats who are out on pasture all day is the amount of vitamin K2 in it. It is such an important nutrient to help calcium into your...
Hei Hei is the strong willed child of the chicken coop. He’s bullied by our barred rock rooster (who is actually quite nice to us) so he avoids going back in the coop at night. He also takes out his repressed anger on us so he may be stew someday in the new future.
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