Fuck pain. Fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life.

From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the free thinking state to American known as Los Angeles,

this is the Drunken Douse Podcast.

Tonight, it's interview time again as John Wood owner of U.S.

wellness meets, judges for a great chat, including looking back to ancient African

grasslands to reignite the microbes in our ailing fields, educating consumers to make better food choices.

Grass feeding takes more time, but it does way more good for mother earth.

Food is medicine, know your food, know your farmer. Here we go.

And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons, I'm Rich Evers.

And my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and middle figure of the gods, Dan Yelly Bollelli,

as we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches, and prepare to open your mind.

For the Drunken Douse Podcast, begins now.

Welcome back everybody, another fine episode of the Drunken Douse Podcast,

from a secret location in beautiful Ohio. Oh, hi, November. It was actually warm

yesterday. Dan Yelly Bollelli is over there. We're sitting in the backyard again,

Verger singing. It doesn't suck out here, and I love how you managed to roll this time to figure out

audio levels so that these can be our podcasting studio outdoors.

Sun, sky, life could be worse. Life could be definitely worse. Yeah, you sure could be. Yeah,

so let's jump into it today. We are going to have as a guest Mr. John Wood from GrasslandBiff.com,

and we're going to chat about anything from regenerative agriculture to

environmental, sustainable animal husbandry to soil regeneration to you name it.

So we are ready for strapping for that conversation. Before we do, let's say a few thank yous,

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