The EasyPeasy Podcast

I go camping with a close friend, who we will refer to as "Jonah". We get into the deep shit, discussing the need for arms, what autonomy and regional sovereignty might look like, the male/female dynamic in our country, the nuclear family and what to do about all of it. Enjoy this raw conversation between a couple of proud hoosier boys while we eat, drink, shoot and strategize.

On this epic episode, I talk to a variety of people I met at the Self-Reliance fest in Camden, Tennessee, including som big names in the liberty and permaculture world: Nicole Sauce, John Willis, Patrick Roehrman, John Bush, and Nick Ferguson, just to name a few. This episode might just be the white pill you've been looking for.

On this second part of the epic series, I captured a few choice clips from some of the speakers at the Self-Reliance Festival. You will hear from Jack Spirko of The Survival Podcast, John Bush from Freedom Cells, Billy Bond from Perma Pastures Farm, Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee, Nick Ferguson of Homegrown Liberty, and more. Caution: this episode is a white pill that if taken has the po...

Discussing property and respect, as well as how to handle unexpected conflict.

Pt. 2 picks up where we left off. I begin the second day diving a bit deeper into the lives of the residents at Chillderburg, and the concepts of Agorism, Volunteerism, and of course... Anarchy. We talk to a couple modern nomads, a colloidal silver purveyor, a tech inventor with a more secure and private means of file sharing, aspiring homesteaders, as well as hear from a couple of libertarian com...

I capture some clips from what must be the greatest festival known to humanity: Chillderburg, where Anarchists from far and wide gather to chill out and get away from normies. For the normies listening, give it a chance... pay attention... it might just make sense.

On this episode my cousin Adam and I discuss engineering, the forces of nature, and how to design and invent.

Discussing the time of flux we are currently in, and the observable convergence of ideas and people.

A night out at the pub always leads to interesting conversations and interactions. In this slice of Indianapolis nightlife, I spoke with a handful of folks about anything and everything. The night ends with a bit of drama and a moral dilemma: Who's responsible for whom?

Discussing the importance of exceptional people, and what they can accomplish... using both Kurt Vonnegut Sr. and Jr.'s work as examples.

On this episode, I discuss the old phrase, "one man's trash is another man's treasure," and how it might apply to what I call the "paradox of historic preservation. I dive deep into the debate in a small village in central Indiana, Zionsville, and how some of the townsfolk are hesitant to embark on a new process of historic designation for some parts of their village.

While 4/20 gets all the attention, 4/19 is steeped in American history. I discuss the first day of the American revolution, as well as few other events in more recent American history that fell on this particular day. Enjoy.

During this interview with Breahna and TJ, we discuss the core Tennant of voluntarism, "The N.A.P.", as well as the principles of permaculture, non-violent parenting, and more.

Cole D. is a TikTok creator who has gained a large following through his man-on-the-street interviews about vaccines, cannabis legalization, and other controversial topics. This was an interesting chat about the his methods, intentions, and future plans. Enjoy. Instagram: iamcol3d TikTok: coled

Discussing the "dynamo", and how often they are hated for the exact thing they do best, converting work into power.

Another session of drinking, smoking and talking in the shop with my dear friend Angel.

On this episode, I share some of my poems. Take no offense, but I believe we are, each of us, a newbie, novice and/or a knucklehead in some regard, and poetry is a great way to remember what matters, love, life, beauty, and pain. Enjoy.

Discussing Indianapolis racing culture with a Hunter, a California native, who chooses to live in Indiana for one reason.

The basic question: What's right, and what's wrong?

Our favorite pot dealer is back once again, with riveting tails of loose bowls, dating a stripper, and much, much more. This episode is about nothing... and that's just fine.

On this part of the "Travelin' Light" series, we take a deep dive in to the issue of homelessness, specifically in the city of Bend, Oregon. From a public forum, a lively pub, to a stretch of road in the national forest lined with homeless camps, I attempt to portray as full a picture as I could during my short visit in Bend.

On this episode (part 1 of 2), I share moments from my most recent travels. From, Indiana to Oregon, I was given the opportunity to drive my mentor's truck, camper, and two dogs to their new house in Bend, Oregon. Along the way, I visit old friends and make new friends; sharing conversation, smoke and drink, and avoiding a catastrophe along the way. From haulin' ass to a friend's cozy, mountain ca...

Discussing wooden ships and iron men, the fine (and often arbitrary) line between outlaw and law-abiding, the tenuous hierarchy of a ship, and the every present possibility of mutiny.

Discussing moving beyond anger and irritation, while remaining true to uncompromisable values.

Discussing the history of money, precious metals and crypto currency, the advantages of sound money, and the intersection between bitcoin and permaculture.