How to Make a Ginger Bug and Ginger-Mint Lime Soda
Making a ginger bug is kind of like making a sourdough starter. It requires feeding daily to get it going. It is the start of many natural, fermented […]
Archives for July 2023
Support Two Good Vaccine Bills In Wisconsin!
Wisconsin legislators are considering two good bills regarding vaccine mandates. AB 229 and SB 228 would prohibit the Department of Health Services (DHS) from mandating new vaccines and add an […]
Coconut Hibiscus Jello
It has been full on here in Tennessee. I am a finish carpenter and have been making hay while the sun is out so to speak. But this jello […]
Anecdotals
AnecdotalsWritten, directed and produced by Jennifer Sharp Anecdotals (anecdotalsmovie.com) quotes Anthony Fauci: “I represent science, and if you are attacking me, you are attacking science. I mean, everybody […]
Eating Our Way to Extinction
Eating Our Way to ExtinctionProduced by Kian Tavakkoli, Ludovic Brockaway and Mark Galvin Since 1900 (we are told), we have experienced climate change and a massive increase in […]
Nourished
NourishedDirected by Cade PriorProduced by Noel OstroskyExecutive Producers: Dean Brennan, Josh White and Paul Saladino Much of the human race seems to be losing its capacity to reproduce. […]
We Need Your Immediate Help To Stop Several Bad Vaccine Bills In Massachusetts!
CORRECTION – The five bad vaccine bills being tracked by WAPF that were originally scheduled for a hearing earlier this week have been rescheduled for a hearing in the Massachusetts Joint Committee […]
Action Alert – Tell Congressmen to Cosponsor the PRIME Act
Support Local Meat Processing Tell Your Representative and Senators to Cosponsor the PRIME Act The PRIME Act [House Resolution 2814 (H.R. 2814) and Senate Bill 907 (S.907)], badly needed legislation that would allow states to pass laws legalizing the sale of custom slaughtered […]
Summer Squash Pasta Deliciosa
This dish is the perfect showcase of my favorite summer veggies and is cooling and refreshing. I love it so much and could eat it every day. I […]
Letters, Summer 2023
DISAPPOINTED I was very disappointed in James Kirkpatrick’s “Technology as Servant” article about fracking in the Winter 2022 issue of Wise Traditions. He explains the history and process […]
