On the Frontlines of Collapse Podcast New Revenant Society

In this episode of the podcast, we discuss the recent legislation signed by Gov. Bill Lee of Tennessee banning the performance of drag in public with minors present. We dive into the hypocrisy of the conservative right and explain the need to look at facts objectively before jumping into an argument with both feet. Where does the witch hunt end?
It might help to read the companion article to this episode (Conservatives Come Out Against Free Speech) to understand the story better. 
#dragqueens #dragstorytime #firstamendment #freedomofspeech #outlawingdrag 

In this episode, we discuss all things chickens. Since many people are just starting or interested in raising chickens, we thought it would be fun to sit down and discuss our experience with our feathered friends. We discuss our history raising our feathered friends, some of the things to know if you're a first-time chicken parent, and so much more.
With chicken shortages and egg prices going through the roof, now is the time to increase your personal resilience by starting a sustainable and ethically raised backyard flock.
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Show notes:
Here's the link to the video on how to preserve your chicken eggs using water and hydrated lime (also called water glassing).
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In this podcast episode, we discuss the ecologically catastrophic chemical incident that occurred in East Palestine, OH, on February 3, 2023. The mainstream media took days to cover the story, all while residents were left in the dark. Within hours of the train derailment and subsequent chemical fire, local animals started dying, and people developed headaches (among other ailments).
We talk about the ecological damage of the disaster, the ineptitude of Norfolk Southern, the lack of care from Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and the future outlook of people in the area.
Later in the show, we briefly discuss the chicken shortages throughout the country, the rising prices of eggs, and what people can do. Additionally, we give a couple of resilience activities to focus on as spring approaches.
*Apologies for the beginning when CM kept saying Palestine, Ohio, instead of East Palestine, Ohio.
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Notes from the show:
• Where to stock up on antibiotics: Buy Pharma
• A link to our resources page on NRS
• Homestead Security Article
• Find Home Series Articles
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On this episode of the podcast, we spoke to LB, Justin, and Nica from Kudzu Culture. Kudzu Culture connects people with kudzu. The plant kudzu is a vine native to China that the U.S. government widely planted in the early 1900s to stop soil erosion in the Southeastern United States. This fantastic group envisions a world where a widespread culture of kudzu use and reverence balances kudzu in native ecosystems in the Southeast while providing major material and economic benefits for communities amidst a rapidly changing world.
Unfortunately, corporate-sponsored propaganda has created tremendous cultural hatred toward this beneficial plant. Instead of focusing taxpayer funds on eradicating Kudzu, we should be focusing our time and energy on partnering with this wonderful species for the continued health and well-being of the local socio-ecology. 
As Western Civilization continues down the slope of decline, we need to join forces with as many innovative people and plants as possible. So join us today as we find out what Kudzu has to say on the subject through the excellent botanical translations of Kudzu Culture.
If you want to check out the amazing work of Kudzu Culture, they can be found on the web at KudzuCulture.net. In addition, Nica's website Fiberhouse Collective can be found at FiberHouseCollective.com.
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In this podcast episode, we (Christopher David and Christopher Michael) discuss the cult operating under the World Economic Forum (WEF), meeting in Davos, Switzerland, for their annual summit. We ask the question everyone should be asking: Why are we letting unelected people decide what should happen to the world over the next ten to twenty years? The echo chamber that is the WEF is so out of touch with reality that most of the schemes seem to be something straight out of a science fiction novel.

We also discuss the education system in America and the need for parents to start standing up for their children. The woke mob has been indoctrinating the children for years, and it’s time brave parents stood up and took a stand for our future generations.

If you enjoyed the podcast, please visit us at New Revenant Society. We just opened our public forum so that everyone can have a place free of censorship to talk about all the nonsense infecting our world.

In this episode, we (Christopher David and Christopher Michael) discuss our recent three-part article series focusing on the resilience of the Christian churches in America. Part 1 focuses on the message we sent to churches in a social experiment to see if the Christian community is building resilience for the challenges ahead. Part 2 is the growing guide Christopher David put together with his years of knowledge in permaculture and sustainable design. Finally, part 3 is our conclusion, which was shocking.
In this episode, we break down our part 3 conclusion article to discuss the ways in which the Christian church has failed its community and Christianity itself. We discuss the opulence, entitlement, narcissism, gluttony, and evilness of what the Christian church has become in America. These artificial Christians treat the church like a country club where they showboat their moral superiority, party nonstop, and go on lavish retreats, all while childhood poverty explodes in their communities.
Towards the end of the episode, we list multiple ways the Christian churches can recognize their faults and change course. We discuss building tiny homes on church properties, turning acres and acres of Church lawns into life-sustaining gardens, teaching financial literacy and other classes to help improve the local community, and much more.
If you're an easily offended Christian, you're going to love this show!
As always, if you enjoyed the show and want to read some of our articles and introduce yourself on the forum, we encourage you to check out our website at New Revenant Society.