A love for reading and the proof of being “well read” doesn’t require a person to own, or to have even read through, a large stack of books. Quality over quantity should always be the ideal standard, including in the practice of reading. ... read more
If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur in Arkansas with a desire to sell your homemade food items without a permit, you need to learn about the state’s Cottage Food laws. In this episode, Tim gives an update to the law from Arkansas’ 2021 Legislative... read more
There are plenty of “old wives’ tales” that old-time gardeners like to use to predict the last frost date on the calendar before planting their gardens. In this episode, Tim expresses some skepticism toward these silly superstitions and points to the metric of historical... read more
When organized scouting was first introduced in 1908 by war hero Sir Robert Baden-Powell, its objective was to “complete the sequence of training from boyhood to manhood through the progressive grades of [the scouting ranks].” In our modern world, there has risen some... read more
When it comes to emergency preparedness, having a reliable means of communication can make all the difference in coordinating the help you need. Ham Radio is commonly used as such a reliable communication option. In this episode, Tim shares the story of... read more
Accidents happen. When they do, it is best to have a well-stocked medicine kit ready to go. In this episode, Amy and her sister Joy Durand discuss stories of a severe burn and a nasty wound suffered in the family, and the... read more
Do you know the difference between an asset and a liability? If your finances are eroding faster than they are accruing, you may need to revisit the concept. In this episode, drawing from a financial principal he first learned from author Robert... read more
Tired of searching for the perfect bar of soap to meet your family’s specific needs? In this episode, Amy explains the step-by-step process of making your own soap using the simplest recipe from the beginning steps of purchasing ingredients and needed tools all... read more
Those who live on a farm are mindful of the threat of predators that lurk in the shadows and wait for an opportunity to pick off a stray chicken or lamb. Hungry coyotes, venomous snakes, and stray dogs, however, aren’t the only threats... read more
If you feel lost between the cubicle walls of your work and everyday seems like a repeat of the day before with no real sense of progress, there are a few things that can help orient you to where you are and where you’re... read more
