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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2022 · 55 MIN

Part 2 - Joel Salatin: The True Cost of Food and Freedom

from Blue Collar Money: Theories of Middle Class Investing · host PW Gopal, Joel Salatin

Resources/ Mentions:Joel SalatinPolyface FarmsThe Marvelous Pigness of PigsEverything I Want To Do Is IllegalSalad Bar BeefThe Sheer Ecstasy of Being A Lunatic Farmer  PW [email protected]@thebluecollarmoney.comthebluecollarmoney.compwgopal.com ** If the content of this episode or podcast has brought you value we would appreciate a tip at the Paypal email below.  We promise we will put the funds to good work and honor your [email protected]

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In this episode we sit down with "lunatic farmer", Joel Salatin. Joel's resume is more than impressive as an environmentalist, capitalist, Libertarian... I mean, it's almost impossible to find the end of that list. But Joel was kind enough to sit down with me to unpack the economics of food and freedom buried in our food narratives. Please join us in Part 2 of our two-part interview with Joel as he unpacks some of the hidden costs behind our broken food narratives.

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