The moment it hits your body it rots your teeth. I think that's a good signal to not eat it

This was really helpful!! Thank you so much!!❤

I listened to this podcast and immediately shared it with a couple of mom friends who have littles still. What great insight. I wish this parenting idea was around when I was just starting on my parenting journey!

Also...The aggressive pursuit of comfort and leisure is what's prematurely aging and killing people. Maintain a comfortable level of athleticism throughout your life so you can grow old and still be strong and agile, not weak and fragile. Agile. Not fragile. For as long as possible.

The first time I cooked "our"eggs for my best friend he lost his mind and then I fed him one of my tomatoes it was actually a Giant Crimson that the MiGardener resurrected and he almost cried I swear he didn't know what he'd been eating from the store

I clicked on this because I also just started a podcast! Great work, yall!

The suburbs are a village if your family is right there as yours is… this IS normal, everything else is abnormal and maybe even “anti” normal. Americans lived like this once upon a time too! We’re not that different from the rest of the old world… we’re being forced to change so quickly, alas… we are not ready to be “weaned” off of our families if we’re honest with ourselves, nor should we be! What a blessing, so happy for y’all and hope both sides of mine and my husband’s families can work toward this, God willing.

Any suggestions for a weighted vest?

My grandfather also helped tutor me in high school math when I was homeschooled! I love the idea of the whole family/community working together and using their strengths in home education 💪🏼

Literally came to watch this entire epidsode insted of just listening all because of Bowman lol 💛

Congratulations on the birth of your sweet little one!

Wish she studied Ray Peat on metabolism. Would be interesting.

I loved seeing these two on your show!!! What they share and the wisdom they provide is hands down life changing for new moms (and all parents in all seasons!!!). My mom bought the NOEL Method Course for me when I was pregnant with our first 5 years ago and looking back I always view what I gained from that course as the most foundational gift we received before bringing our first baby into the world. 🤍

Really interesting topic not a lot of people are speaking on yet

Jared can you like stop like saying like, like all the time like its really annoying like do you like know what i mean like. BTW awsome show very good info.

This was a pretty cool conversation. I appreciate you guys caring about things like this and doing God's work to make the world a better place. One Love.

I thoroughly enjoyed this so much. Thank you. 🙏🏻

Madam, ❤you don’t know how much I appreciate you so much for teaching me every step of the way. Thank you for being my sourdough baking friend I love your technique it is the most easiest step I have ever learned it took me so long to make a sourdough bread until I saw you on KZbin earlier this evening so I thank you so much I posted you on my Facebook

My kids don’t like mushrooms. But if the wildly forage them they love them. Having kids involved in the process is help us work with picky eaters. They are proud of there contributions and have more respect for the meal

Deer tongue is always the first cut we eat when we harvest deer and heart next. I’m going to save the cooking water now. Great idea!

I came across baby led weaning when my second refused to be feed by me. It was a game changer for me and my dogs lol. I take more of baby led weaning as technique not diet recommendation. With my first I made all my own baby purées. When I started to feed my children I only wanted the best for them and that’s when I really got a lot of momentum on my real food journey. My fifth is almost 9 months old and her first foods were egg yoke off my fingers and liver I cooked, cut in strips and froze some. She would naw on the liver cold was nice when teething. 95% of the time she eats what we’re eating. It’s my understanding that baby’s gage reflex is higher up there tongue.

This was really helpful! Thank you!

Enjoyed this episode! I'm also currently pregnant with my 2nd and I have to say it would be an absolute dream to give birth at home. Such a dream! But I don't have an upstairs and I think the screaming i know I will do as I push will terrify everyone in the house. 🫠😵‍💫 And I'm just too afraid to have a home birth but I so admire any mom who does! Praying for a safe and healthy baby, mom and delivery for you Liz. ❤

Your natures Gatorade sounds good. Would you mind sharing the ratio of coconut water/ lemon juice/ salt? It frustrates the heck out of me the way they handled giving birth at the hospital during covid. Making Moms labor with a masks on? 🤯😠 I could go on but ill stop there .

Glad I watched this. Looking into the seasoning now and it sounds yummy

She’s a god sent

I know you mentioned pepperoni! So yummy! What brand do you recommend or ingredients to look for?

We lived in Southern California when our girls were growing up. We didn’t let them do much in our neighborhood because of my fears of them being kidnapped. But we would go camping/dirt bike riding and the kids would take off in small groups riding dirt bikes. No adults. They learned independence, navigation, some mechanics, and first aid. One thing we did at home probably started at 5, they helped with grocery shopping and they would pay. I would send them down the aisles to get the items. Also, when they started to drive. Dad made sure they knew how to change the oil, fluids, tires.

God was definitely speaking to me through this episode! I have been feeling so overwhelmed as a mom and haven't been able to enjoy being home with my youngest; it's gotten so bad that I've began blaming my family. I realized I was in the mindset of "just let me do it because I'll do it right." We also live in an apartment so taking charge of my space is a way I use to make it feel "mine". Now I realize our space will become our home by all of us working together to make it the family's.

That was so incredibly informative. Loved it!

I am just watching this 11 months later but target actually has a glass foaming hand soap bottle that’s not super expensive!

In Europe we have 30 km/h signs. Where in Cadada you drive 50 and then slow down depending on situationen but that makes it more difficult for kids to cross the street. Cars don't stop at the Zebrastripes, only if you push a button but only adults can see if their light is turned on and they might stop because its too high and even then they might not stop. Kids schedule their own playdates because they can walk or bike there in nordic countries but america and canada adults drive the kids often because walking across town can take 45 min for a child. And almost all schools are mixed with kids from all backgrounds, parents would like to get to know the other parents and not find out they smoke weed in front of their kids.

Correct me if i am wrong. Playground in european or nordic countries are safer , not as high and as risky. And fenced in. In canada I had a big plaground with some playstructures for 6-12 years olds where my toddler wanted to go and do what their older sibling does. Their are bigger and farther apart (the playstructures, swings) so the toddler can run off 100 meters away from you to other adults you dont know or youth hanging out at the playground. Everything is farther apart and for kids to walk to school its not always safe compared to europe where there are sidewalks or even bikelanes on the sidewalks where kids can safely ride the bike to school. We get up to -30 Degrees Celsius so being outside too long can kill you. I grew up in Europe and was very independent from 6 years old. Here in canada the infrastructure is different.

I make beef bone broth and chicken bone broth, I add it to everything is brilliant

Hi 😊 Loving your podcast. Ive been looking for the episode where you talked about using a cgm and I can't seem to find it. Was wondering if you know the episode I'm speaking of and can point me in the right direction?

Thank you for your work! I'm a listener from Germany and love to listen while I am working on our little organic chicken/egg farm. But due to f**ed up politics we have to end our work next spring 😢 sending love across the ocean ❤

I just found you all on instagram and then just listened to this podcast on Spotify! I really enjoyed everything y’all talked about!!👏🏻😊 I had one question you didn’t mention where your sources chicken from … do you eat chicken ?

This episode was SOO good. Such great questions asked and it really provided an incredible framework for so many things I had already started thinking about. Would have loved to hear more about parenting in the rubble of the last 100 years and how to foster a healthy attachment legacy for your family that spans multiple generations. Thank you, Joey and Liz! ❤

This was really enlightening and I loved it! Attachment theory is so intriguing and what an awesome starting point and resource you all are providing by sharing this conversation. Our homeschooling family appreciates you!

So are home canned peaches easier on our digestion than fresh?

I would really like to hear every word this enlightened farmer has to say. At the beginning of every conversation his words were cut off and distorted. This sounds like this is before the speaker guest moves close to his microphone. I just subscribed and hope to hear from this gentileman again. Fyi, now, the sound has gone compleately.

Interesting conversation with a lot of good points mentioned which are worth serious consideration.

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Love the show! Wondering what you use to make chocolate milk. My kids feel deprived since I stopped buying the mixes from the store.

This was so informational

She is in late 70s and look how amazing she looks. ❤.

Im just finishing up this episode. It’s so good! I’m trying to find where to follow Sam and Brett. Could you tag their KZbin or Instagram handle?

We need to call it fresh milk! Like we say fresh berries, fresh lettuce, .....all that is raw.....

I’m from Lancaster, Wisconsin. Pronounced “Line Caster” or “Lan Caster” depending on which age demographic you’re talking to. And I’m 22 also haha.

Love this- I sourced my raw milk from a dairy farm near me (in Ohio) over a year ago and I drink 3 gallons per month on my own. I feel amazingly healthy. I am hesitant to give a lot of it to my kids because people act like it’s so risky even though I toured my farm and trust them. Going to let my kids drink it more.