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Episode-8 Urban Areas and Land Use Planning

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Today the Gaggle takes on cities and all that is good and bad about them. We look at the use of zoning and planning to control the population and the latest incarnation of this known as Agenda 21. We also welcome a special guest for some historical context, Prof CJ from the Dangerous History Podcast.

-Moderated by Nicole Sauce Read more

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Episode-7 The Gaggle Answers Your Questions

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In this our 7th episode we take some time and answer questions from the audience. We have a big variety today and it includes things like homeschooling, permaculture, poultry management, building community, counter economics, vaccines, home births, essential skills, investing in preps and more.

-Moderated by Xavier Hawk

On this episode

Show Notes:

  • How can parents who use government school, such as single mom, get homeschool done instead?
  • What is each of the hosts doing now to create resilient communities for harder times?
  • What do the hosts know about Eastern Europe and liberty prospects in the EU in general?
  • How important is the necessity of home birth going to be in the coming decade?
  • What resources do you have available for learning Permaculture?
  • What crops to start in a cold climate in the fall or late summer, i.e., zone 5?
  • What are three skills you think everyone should have for the next couple of years?
    • Sal Mayweather
      • Financial competency
      • How to build a gun
      • Know how to grow your own food
    • John Bush
      • Know how to grow your own food
      • Knowing how to defend yourself
      • Having good people skills to build value and interact peaceably – diplomacy
    • Jack Spirko
      • Critical thinking
      • Learn how to make alcohol and distill it
      • Learn how to reload ammo and bullet-casting
    • Nicole Sauce
      • Critical thinking
      • Reading, and being able to read well – reading comprehension
      • Relationships – learn to develop real relationships with those around you
    • Xavier Hawk
      • Situational Awareness
      • De-escalation
      • Demonstrating your value in a short amount of time – your value elevator pitch
    • If you could buy one or two things to further personal liberty, excluding crypto, seeds and ammo, what would they be?
      • 3D printer
      • Unregistered firearm
      • Property
      • Emergency Fund
      • What can you buy that’s worth more than you’d spend on it
      • Motorcycle – freedom of movement
    • How do I discourage my chickens from laying under the roosting bars?
    • Good places or states to move if you’re not tied down to anyone place – what is your favourite state for freedom & agorism?

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Episode-6 Alternatives to Government Education

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Today, the Gaggle discusses the core problems with government schools, why the system was set up the way it is, and steps people are taking privately to ensure that their children get the kind of education that will prepare them to thrive in the 21st century.

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Episode-5 Personal Food Production and Community Exchange

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This time four members of the gaggle taken on the food system.  We discuss some of the problems with the existing centralized system and the problems that come from the states intervention.

We then quickly turn to what can be done about it.  The great news is food is one place you can still make a difference rather quickly.  We discuss ways all of us have and do grow food including basic gardening, hydroponics and keeping small livestock.

-Moderated by Jack Spirko

On this episode

Show Notes:

  • What do you see as the biggest failure of the food system?
    • Monopolization of whole swaths of the industry
    • The fact that the State is involved in it
    • A heap of Monsanto and genetic changes to our food
    • Not planting heirloom
    • That the food system isn’t decentralized
    • That people are told what to eat
  • Sal Mayweather: One of the three things that people should do to get started in counter-economics
    • Grow your own food – become less reliant on the state
      • It denies the state tax revenue
      • It disintermediates agricultural regulations
      • It’s a hedge against government mismanagement of supply chains
    • Viewer Question: What are the fundamental challenges to creating an agorist wide-scale food system?
      • Instead of trying to create a community so we can do things, let’s flip that and do things so we can create a community.
    • What is your favourite way to grow food and what do you like to grow?

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Episode-4 Cryto Agorism vs. the Machine

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Today the gaggle takes on cryptocurrency with all its good and bad.  We discuss the real power of cryto specifically as an agorist lies in what it can do and what it can’t be prevented from doing.

No matter where you are in your walk with crypto from total newbie to seasoned vet you are going love this one.  The real problem for many in the crypto community is they see it as a “silver bullet” vs. simply an arrow in the quiver of the agorist. We also talk about 3-D printing a bit today with our newest member of the Gaggle Sal the Agorist.

-Moderated by Peter R. Quinones

On this podcast

Show Notes:

  • What is Crypto?
    • Blockchain – tech that allows crypto to happen – goldmine, where you put a stake around each piece of gold,and give someone the key
    • Bitcoin is the key to the distributed ledger; no inherent value other than what the open market is willing to pay for it; gold has an actual use, bitcoin does not
    • Can code contracts into them
    • Selling a stake/piece of real estate onto the blockchain/open ledger
    • Discover new bitcoins using a cryptographic algorithm that changes based on the work the computer does. Once a certain amount of work is done, the location is open, and the blockchain is released.
    • People trade the codes with each other – selling a deed to a location on a distributed drive
  • Crypto is the most powerful counter-economic tool we have ever had
  • Sam Conklin – on one counter-economic tool will suffice to bring about the agora, but if we bring them together, we will get there.
  • Global, decentralized network without hierarchy – Anarchy in action
  • Anarchy all around us, all the time – decisions made without the coercive use of the state
  • Silver & Gold can be stolen – crypto cannot be stolen
  • Crypto faults
    • Creating currencies to digitally trade in – trading stock certificates, not a stable price instrument, value fluctuates
    • No recourse against those creating the value
    • No one actually owns cryptocurrency
  • Forms of crypto
    • Bitcoin, litecoin, dash, Arc token, proof of stake
  • How many provide service for crypto: All 6 panelists accept crypto in some way, shape, or form
    • Natural solution for selling Kratom
    • Not trackable, value rising, other ways to use crypto beyond the transaction
    • Peer-to-peer transactions that the state cannot censor
    • Non-traceable in theory
  • KYC – Know Your Customer law, customer id verification process
  • AML – Anti-Money Laundering
  • Government building a global economy based on blockchain
  • Wallet can be pseudonymous
  • Public Address = Account Number
  • Private Key = What you need to gain access/control
    • Ensure you are using a wallet (on phone, desktop, hardware)
    • Only you have access to private key
  • Coinbase Wallet has access to your private key
  • Bitcoin & Crypto ATMs across the world – You don’t need to have crypto, just put your cash in and send to the wallet
  • Back up your wallet
    • Seed = 12 word mnemonic phrase
    • Learn one phrase a day until you know them all
    • Write down and place in secure place – scrap steel or aluminum & scratch it in
    • Can export wallet file, or write down private key
    • Install wallet on multiple devices, then use key code to access your file
  • The point of crypto is to actually use it and circumvent the system
  • Just focus on the technology of cryptocurrency
  • Listener questions about the ledger nano, 3d printing, whether to buy gold, silver, or crypto, and how to convince local businesses to accept cryptocurrency

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Episode-3 The futility of politics the utility of community

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Today we discuss mastering state jujitsu, ie getting around the barriers in our system by using the state’s own systems and rules to our advantage.

–Moderated by Nicole Sauce

On this podcast: 

Show Notes :

  • Using work-arounds for the regulations that choke businesses
    • Recognizing loopholes
    • Using the State’s power against themselves
  • The utility of community
    • Using the power of numbers to stand up to government organizations
      • Initiating private clubs
      • Co-cops
    • It’s important to distinguish legal and lawful
      • We do not have Rule of Law
      • What is Right and what is Legal are different
      • Pushback will come, but learn the law, including legal definitions to stand your ground
    • Are we underselling the power of Agorism?
      • We’re the strongest community in the world, but we don’t know we’re a community
      • The term is virtually unknown, but the activities are commonplace
      • We need to make people more aware of agorism
    • Real Solutions to Real Problems: response to a live viewer question – “what is the best currency for an alternative community except for barter.”
      • The more ways you have to get paid, the more you get paid
      • Everything and all of them, with less preference on fiat currency
      • It’s not necessarily about the currency, but the structure
      • Simple ledger protocol – it allows for multiple payments in a single transaction
      • Don’t underestimate the power of direct barter
    • Live viewer question: “What good is crypto if the government pulls the plug on the ‘net?”
      • The crypto wallet should sustain
      • That’s why there’s barter items like bullets, beans, and gold
    • Trust
    • Wrap up:
      • Creating communities through barter.
      • Building relationships that the government can’t penetrate

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Website: https://unloosethegoose.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/unloosethegoose

Telegram: https://bit.ly/3iEtBfA

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Discord: https://discord.com/channels/744091175136395264/744091175136395269

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Episode-2 Community in a Shifting World

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Join us for a discussion on community, what it is, how it can work in a digitally changing environment and explore state imposed “community” vs real ones.

-Moderated by John Bush

On this podcast

Show Notes

  • 2 types of people in this world – those who want to be left alone and those who just won’t leave you alone
  • Participate in small affinity groups, mutual aid groups, freedom cells
  • Problem is what is happening with the global culture, and the unprecedented levels of interconnectedness
    • The point of culture/community is to help people thrive and survive in a particular environment
    • The solution is always community; the difficult part is how do we get a grasp on the social environment in which we are going to plant these communities, and what are the seeds we are going to plant?
  • What is the purpose of forming these communities?
    • You don’t all have to agree on everything. You just need to agree on what you want to accomplish in your own lives. Example – Nicole’s community in the Holler.
    • Have a shared set of core values
    • Are we individualists or collectivists? And how do we best organize?
  • People don’t get attached to the mission, they get attached to the leader
    • Don’t make a target out of yourself or your group
  • At what point are you in the community, and when are you an observer?
  • Virtual versus physical communities
    • Can be global, with smaller, local sub-communities
    • Government cannot win a technology war
  • Leaders need to check their egoes
  • Be wary of revolutions – at the end of a revolution, you get more government
  • WHAT DO YOU WANT? Humans of Earth, what is it that you want?
  • “Only a fool would let an enemy educate his children.” Malcolm X
  • “Agorism in action creates its own institutions and builds the institutions of a free society within the shell of the old. When people start offering services, they create markets and prices. When they have conflicts, they find means to arbitration and protection. That’s what’s so beautiful with counter-economics. By withdrawing your support, stop feeding the beast, start acting economically and freedom, you bring about the market institutions we will need and must rely on when the state fails.” Dr. Per Bylund

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Episode-1 The Gaggle Takes Flight

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Meet your Gaggle of hosts! Learn about this group of Agorist thinkers, how they got here, and the problems they most want to see solved in the world. We talk about: Health and healthy living, freedom, food freedom, community, philosophy, farming, law, criminal justice, cryptocurrency and more.

-Moderated by Curtis Stone

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Episode 000 – The Gaggle

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Unloose the Goose is a podcast that was founded to bring great minds together to solve big problems that face our societies today. We aim to talk about what CAN BE without being fettered by what currently is so that viable solutions can be found that do not rely on the bad foundations of what has been tried — and failed.

Jack Spirko of The Survival Podcast provides the overview.

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The Challenge

It all started with a challenge from Curtis Stone – How would we build our world today if we started with a blank slate?

 

He invited many people to answer and one of them was Jack Spirko. Here is Jack’s Response.

And from this came the idea for Unloose the Goose – a meeting of the minds and hearts of a gaggle of hosts who want to see the evolution of a better world. One where the individual is empowered to live life to its fullest – whatever that means to each person.

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