Fixing the Problem with Industrial Farming and Food Consolidation

Having farmers on to discuss topics as important as this is one of the many reasons JRE is the best

These folks have a 8-10 part series, something like that, on a small YouTube channel called living web farms. They basically take you through their whole operation down in GA and talk about how they run their farm, their business, a lot about land in general, it’s incredibly informative and interesting.

George Carlin said "Youve got 27 flavors of ice cream to choose from but only 2 political parties." The illusion of choice is real

To live near this family in Georgia is an honor. Will is the antithesis of Bill Gates. Two opposite bottom lines. One health, the other wealth.

What she’s describing specifically within the meat industry is also happening in the grocery industry. Kroger owns a baffling amount. For a time, if you had a Safeway, Albertsons, or Fred Meyer in your town…you were buying from the same people if you were shopping at any of them. There is allegedly an anti-trust lawsuit going on, but the likelihood of it amounting to anything meaningful is slim to none. It will just be window dressing. Look up the umbrella of companies Kroger owns and then the subsidiary brands within them. “The Illusion of choice” indeed. Good luck trying to boycott some of these companies if they ever do you wrong…they have spiderwebbed across the entire nation and even the world.

Thankyou JRE for continuing to bring on great 'guests' and keeping topical conversations alive! Industrial farming ep is GOLD 👍👊

The name of the book is called "A Bold Return to Giving a Damn" by Will Harris

Joe is legitimately the only interviewer on the planet that will have on a pair of regenerative farmers that no one has ever herd of to talk about the farming industry and then the next day have a conversation with The Rock.

Young Jamie getting put to work 😂😂

Jaime is the king of “pull that up”