Joel Salatin, who was featured in Michael Pollan’s bestselling “The Omnivore’s Dilemma,” discusses the way to prosperity in farming is through direct marketing and not leaving one’s destiny to middlemen. The author of “Folks, This Ain’t Normal” and “You Can Farm” shares his insights and passion for farming and the conditions needed for farmers to ...

https://youtu.be/PcHM29hiaPs On Sunday March 29, 2020 Kevin and Steve spent almost an hour with author and blogger John Michael Greer to get his take on the events of the past month that could very well be some of the most significant in our lifetimes. JMG’s blog can be found at https://www.ecosophia.net JMG is also creating astrological forecasts ...

Steven and Kevin discuss how Southern Californians are dealing with the coronavirus before discussing CA Senate Bill 1079, Residential Property Warehousing, that seeks to ensure residential properties that are vacant more than 90 days are stripped from corporate owners via eminent domain and turned over to affordable housing agencies. Will it help solve California’s homeless ...

After an absence of nearly 40 years, I visited Skid Row in Los Angeles. In my Pentecostal youth, I volunteered to provide services to the folks who lived there. They were predominantly WWII and Korean War male veterans, mostly white, single and alcoholics. The world has changed. In 1970, L.A. County had a population of 7 million; ...

With the Eagles going down in the playoffs, I was less than enthused about Superbowl 54 and last Sunday chose to skip it altogether. I awoke the next morning to several texts and DMs raving about the halftime show. What was the source of all the brouhaha? It certainly appeared to be much more than ...

I am a working class person. I don’t apologize for this. Yes, I went to university. But, that’s not where my education came. It came from doing, wanting to learn – and then doing the learning – and my own curiosity. University isn’t where my loyalty is either. My grandfather was an automobile mechanic. My ...

Last month, an armed drug dealer shot six policemen who attempted to arrest him in the Nicetown neighborhood of Philadelphia. Nicetown is one of those places in America that the elected of both political parties have long since not bothered to even pretend they gave a damn about. In my youth, under then Police Commissioner ...

In a recent fit of pique, after having been attacked for weeks by U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on various matters, including the treatment of illegal aliens at detention centers, President Donald Trump struck back. Cummings should pay attention to his own district and the conditions of the citizens who he is supposed to represent, ...

On April 13th Kev & Steve discussed the arrest of Julian Assange, Trump’s threat to release detained illegal aliens into sanctuary cities and plans for a new Los Angeles County art museum. The plan was to discuss just Assange and Trump, but we went down a lot of rabbit holes that included the state of ...

On Saturday, March 23, 2019, Kev and Steve sat down to discuss another week of astonishing revelations. Topping the list was Morris Dees and Richard Cohen’s ousters and resignations from the Sothern Policy Law Center. Then there was the release of the Mueller Report and lastly the terrible treatment presidential candidate, Tulsi Gabbard has been ...

  On March 16, 2019, Steven Lamb and Kevin Lynn discussed the college admissions scandal that has been dominating the news over the past several days. The conversation quickly veered to a deeper inquiry into a system hyper-focused on credentialization over systems that produce critical and independent thinkers as well as college education as a racket. ...

Steven Lamb and Kevin Lynn separate fact from fiction with regard to House Resolution 109 – The New Green Deal

https://youtu.be/ciIH_J5KFBk On Sunday morning, February 10, 2019 Kevin Lynn sat down with Dr. Steven Hatfill, a physician, virologist, biological weapons expert, and adjunct professor at George Washington University to discuss a typhus outbreak in Los Angeles, CA. Our 60 minute talk ranged far and wide on the topic of past, current, and potential epidemics/pandemics. Dr. Hatfill ...

https://youtu.be/_91jFN_SmJg Shockingly, Los Angeles, one of the greatest cities in the United States is experiencing a Typhus outbreak that is going largely unreported until just recently. Steven Lamb and Kevin Lynn peel the veneer off the incompetence of both County and City leaders as they explore the root causes that have led Angelenos to this point.

My good friend and collaborator on the G.E.B.B. https://gebb.io comic strip, KMO joined me to do an interview with the brilliant, enigmatic, and always interesting, Clif High who sat with us for an interview that took on the form of a grand exploration that led us down many a rabbit hole in search of an ...

IFSPP covered POLITICON, a wild and raucous SoCal event that features high-profile players in politics from across the ideological spectrum for unconventional discourse, and we’re pleased to bring you video from panel discussions, spotlight events and interviews conducted in Democracy Village.

Arizona Senator John McCain died this week. Progressives and Democrats have been issuing a series of confusing statements talking about what a Great American McCain was. In embracing his distaste for Donald Trump, they seem to have forgotten his lack of support for all American workers, his willingness to bomb any country on Earth into ...

My wife, Sally’s sister, Judith Kahrl, the founder of Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights(GRR!!) had her July 29, 2018 letter published in the Portland Press Herald which reported that over 200 million women worldwide lack access to contraception. These sisters’ father, Clarence Gamble, founded Pathfinder International in 1956, which ever since has been most effective in its efforts to reach ...

As we leave July behind and move forward into August, we approach the end of Congress’ session for the year. This means that members of Congress are more focused on preparing re-election campaigns than voting on bills, but with legislative backlog mounting in the hundreds, there may be more incentive than usual to get bills passed ...

A new report by the Brennan Center shows that millions of registered voters were purged from state registries across the nation, leading to renewed accusations of voter suppression and discrimination. The 1965 Voting Rights Act included numerous provisions to prevent voter discrimination in states that, shall we say, had a history of discriminating by race. States would ...