The Survival Podcast

Building Community as a Homesteader – Epi-3622

Feb 5, 2025
Guest
Josh Ewing
Josh Ewing, a dedicated homesteader and DIY solar teacher, shares his family’s inspiring journey of self-sufficiency. He discusses innovative greenhouse designs for cold climates and the local politics tied to building community. The conversation dives into food security, the pitfalls of industrial corn production, and the significance of nurturing a strong work ethic in children. Ewing emphasizes the need for a cultural shift towards community resilience and sustainable living, creating lasting legacies for future generations.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 4min
2
From Nuclear Power to Homesteading: A Journey of Transformation
04:20 • 24min
3
Anchoring Family Purpose in Homesteading
28:34 • 27min
4
Greenhouse Innovations for Cold Climates
55:35 • 13min
5
The Controversies of Corn Production and Health Impacts
01:08:37 • 2min
6
Food Security and Community Resilience
01:10:40 • 15min
7
Fiat Currency and Long-Term Values
01:25:35 • 6min
8
Redefining Retirement and Purpose
01:31:31 • 28min
9
Navigating Self-Reliance and Self-Sufficiency in Homesteading
01:59:08 • 3min
10
Strengthening Community and Enhancing Gardening Practices
02:02:01 • 4min
11
Engaging with Community and Staying Updated
02:06:12 • 2min