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Hosted by Paul Wheaton · Science · EN-US · 109 episodes
Paul Wheaton is the creator of Permies.com which has the largest and most popular permaculture community in the world! On these videos Paul Wheaton will show you everything from the ultimate permaculture design to compact florescent light bulbs. Videos and interviews with the leaders in permaculture, homesteading, rocket mass heaters, farming, beyond organic foods, alternative anergy and living a self-sufficient life.
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Homesteading Videos by Paul Wheaton
<p>Paul describes the content of the two Art Ludwig Podcasts that are being offered. Visit http://permies.com/podcasts/ to get these two spectacular podcasts.</p>
Homesteading Videos by Paul Wheaton
<p>Suzy Bean renders lard in her favorite way. And she talks about some other lard rendering techniques that she has tried and doesn’t like as much.</p> <p>The way she likes: the stove top “dry method” (no water) in a cast iron skillet. She says a stainless steel pan would be good too. Low to medium heat.</p> <p>Some ways she doesn’t like as much:</p> <p>crock pot: the cracklins don’t crackle. they’re mushy. And there might be water in the lard</p> <p>oven: it’s fine, but it takes a while</p> <p>t...
Homesteading Videos by Paul Wheaton
<p><br /> Just some buffalo filmed a little south of Missoula, Montana. Plus some new music from my friend Jimmy Pardo: “Buncha Fuckin Weirdos”</p> <p>For the part where the buffalo glot close to me, i was humming the tune. That seemed to draw them in.</p> <p>Relevant threads at permies (with more info about the music):<br /> http://www.permies.com/t/13946/art-music-aesthetics/montana-buffalo-song-bunc…<br /> http://www.permies.com/t/6301/art-music-aesthetics/china-pheasants-out-window<br /> http://www.permies.com/t/13650/art-music-aesthetics/sandhill-cranes</p>
Homesteading Videos by Paul Wheaton
<p></p> <p>Erica Wisner shows us some of the latest innovation with rocket mass heaters. This time there are two innovations. One is sub floor heating. The heat of the rocket mass heater exhaust is routed under the floor and then outside. The other is heat bypass valve – the heat is the routed directly outside, bypassing the underfloor heating.</p> <p>The cool thing about this design is that you run one small, hot fire, and it gives off heat for days. And there is no bulk in the building. And this isn’t nearly as expensive as other unde...
Homesteading Videos by Paul Wheaton
<p><br /> Michael “Skeeter” Pilarski talking about the uses of maple trees. Depending on the region, maple trees could make the best wood for bows. Skeeter talks a bit about maple trees and primitive skills. There is mention of the tie in with permaculture. Vine maple, big leaf maple and rocky mountain maple are discussed.</p>
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