The Vance Crowe Podcast

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Modern Survivalism, Bureaucracies, & Bitcoin With Jack Spirko Jun 26, 2024

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Jack Spirko is the host of "The Survival Podcast." Spirko believes that all humans are at their core survivalists as they all seek to survive. Modern Survivalism differs from the conventional concept of survivalism in that it does not turn away from modern technology, rather it simply seeks to create redundancies for when technology fails.

Spirko has recorded more than 3,000 episodes on all aspects of self-sufficiency, self-reliance, independence and personal liberty. During this podcast he speaks with host Vance Crowe about Survivalism, corporate bureaucracies, how people react to government mandates, inflation, pharmaceuticals and of course Bitcoin.

Spirko has been called the face of the modern survival movement and has been featured in a variety of media including Fox News, The Glenn Beck Show and The Houston Chronicle.

Resources from Jack:

- https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/
- https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/get-social
- https://homefoodsystems.com/
- https://thebitcoinbreakout.com/
- https://thebitcoinbreakout.com/tools/
- https://thebitcoinbreakout.com/the-very-basics-of-bitcoin-self-custody/
- https://thebitcoinbreakout.com/tag/fundamentals-series/

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
4:24 - What does it mean to be a survivalist?
10:28 - Do you have any food insurance?
16:51 - Covid opened the opportunity for unique networks
24:17 - Regulations actually benefit large corporations
28:00 - The iron law of Bureaucracy
37:12 - We need stories of failure to learn
41:35 - Home economics was deeply valuable to people
47:28 - Is there more compliance now than ever?
49:58 - Was removing people from church coordinated?
57:32 - Thoughts on hormonal birth control
1:06:25 - How does Jack look at Bitcoin?
1:27:19 - Where would you send people to buy Bitcoin?

How To Pass Down A Farm With Clint Fischer Jun 19, 2024

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Clint Fischer is a South Dakota attorney with a focus on family farm operations. He is focused on helping ag people with farm business solutions, succession planning, and estate planning. He is the founder of Braintrust Ag, an online peer group and resource center where he provides the tools he uses on a daily basis to help with his operations.

Today we talk about succession planning in the ag world, the intricacies of family dynamics, especially around inheritance, and how can people break into farming if they don't inherit the land.

X: @clintwfischer
www.braintrustag.com

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
4:55 - What does Clint Fischer do?
15:37 - What are the changing dynamics in farming succession planning?
23:19 - Is there a right way to ask your parents about your inheritance?
28:43 - Succession planning gone wrong
34:53 - Is succession planning changing?
39:01 - How do families change after the passing of a loved on?
46:52 - Wisdom, discernment, and judgement
49:59 - What do you want your Thanksgiving table to look like after you pass?
56:58 - How can people break into farming if they didn't inherit the land?
1:05:35 - Meaning can surpass money in level of importance
1:10:21 - What is Braintrust Ag?

Rick Holton: Creating a "Tech First" Bank Jun 12, 2024

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Rick Holton is a General Partner at FINTOP Capital. With extensive experience in venture capital, he has served as a General Partner across the Tech, Life Sciences, and FinTech sectors. Rick plays an active role on the boards of several companies, including Arch Design, BridgeFT, CoverCress, Denim Social, SmartX, and Transactly. Beyond his professional endeavors, Rick is civically engaged, contributing to the Olin Alumni Board and serving on the boards of Concordance Academy and YPO St. Louis.

We explore the impact of inflation, the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, and the unique features of Thread Bank. We also discuss election integrity, potential political changes, and global economic trends.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
3:14 - What is it like to be a client of a bank who fails?
11:04 - Creating a "Tech First" bank
15:24 - Venmo and Square are not being tracked by the Fed
19:22 - What does Rick think about the current economy?
27:06 - What are the advantages of Venture Capital in St. Louis?
28:51 - Investing in AI
37:34 - Thoughts around stocks like NVIDIA skyrocketing
40:20 - Where is Rick at with Bitcoin?
46:27 - Will anyone believe the upcoming election results?
52:05 - What hope do we have to change the system?
59:07 - What is the state of SPACs?
1:07:17 - What should St. Louis be spending its settlement money on?
1:14:08 - There is in fact potential for St. Louis

Mark Reardon: The Fall Of St. Louis Jun 05, 2024

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Mark Reardon returns. Longtime listeners of the podcast know that Mark Reardon is perhaps the most recognized voice in the entire Saint Louis region.

He runs a drivetime daily news show that covers topics all over the spectrum, both about Saint Louis and national stories. Today we talk about what's going on in the city of Saint Louis, both in terms of crime, but also some of the other issues that have hit the national stage, like the trans gender clinic that is going on in Wash U.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
5:54 - What was Mark's upbringing like?
10:07 - How much has changed with cannabis?
14:04 - Laws and morality are not the same thing
19:59 - Fudged crime rate numbers in St. Louis City
26:14 - St. Louis does not have enough police
33:53 - What is "local media" today?
44:11 - The challenge with local media
55:58 - Medical schools are going in a bad direction
1:01:10 - The upcoming mayoral race in STL
1:12:37 - Is Fox news worthy of trust?
1:17:17 - How to teach children about social issues
1:23:29 - Half of the country will not believe the election outcome

Jason Mauck: meat company crushed by regulations, polycropping and going beyond organic farming May 29, 2024

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Jason Mauck returns. For new viewers, he is a farmer and the CEO of Constant Canopy, a company that brings together innovation from agriculture, energy, and technology to create products to feed, power, and sustain our finite natural resources for generations to come.

In this episode, we talk in depth about "polycropping." Specifically the potential benefits and pitfalls in this system. We also talk about succession and how future generations are setup for success or failure.

X: @jasonmauck1

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
8:15 - Every aspect of our economy is like "this"
12:11 - If Jason had changed the meat industry
22:21 - Do the people running meat companies have malintent
31:20 - Can people have significant changes without hitting rock bottom?
34:11 - Why is it so hard to find good food at rest stops?
35:50 - There is a reason why every religion has dietary restrictions
38:07 - Draining the continental United States faster than ever
58:03 - Can "all encompassing" farms be profitable?
1:07:02 - One of the biggest challenges with polycropping
1:15:24 - What will change for Jason without his grandfather?
1:24:11 - Meeting John Kempf
1:28:33 - There will be a radical change in how people are educated
1:35:20 - Our politicians are essentially LARPING

Parenting, Fashion, & Creating A Platform For Ag Jobs With Jessie Jarvis May 22, 2024

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Jessie Jarvis is a western fashionista and owner of, "Of the West." She is a mom, a wife, and a highly motivated individual that has unique insight into how to connect the Ag world to much needed workers.

Vance Crowe sits down with Jessie to discuss the evolution of parenting, the benefits and challenges of being into fashion, and how Jessie started her company, "Of the West", a platform for connecting both employers and employees to each other within the ag world.

Mentioned:
- Building a Brand Story by Donald Miller ( https://amzn.to/3UIBHbl )
- Being a Change Maker with Pat Fitzgerald ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/being-a-change-maker-with-pat-fitzgerald/id1691893350?i=1000641014035 )

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
5:10 - How did Jessie build up her following?
8:27 - What is "Of the West?"
11:47 - Where did all of the workers go?
17:25 - Is it harder raising children today?
23:07 - What drives Jessie?
32:22 - What draws Jessie to fashion?
41:02 - What are the benefits to being drawn to fashion?
50:59 - Where is the big growth in ag coming from?
57:54 - Recognizing the complexity of marketing
1:02:45 - How has "Of the West" grown so much?
1:12:12 - Where to find Jessie

Classic Liberalism, Being An Early Investor In Amazon, And Nanotechnology with Bob Gelfond May 15, 2024

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Bob Gelfond is the CEO of MQS Management, an early investor in Amazon, a currency trader and a libertarian actively engaged in the justice movement.

Vance Crowe sits down with Bob to discuss the Libertarian movement, the federal reserve, currency trading, investing in Amazon and nanotechnology.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
3:19 - What is a classic liberal?
9:32 - What are some major wins Bob has had in his different causes for justice?
16:48 - What are Bob's thoughts on the federal reserve?
23:55 - What was it like prior to the federal reserve?
31:43 - How feasible are options like Brics currency?
39:00 - What makes a currency worth investing in?
44:39 - What did Amazon look like when Bob first invested early on?
52:52 - Is our regulatory system prepared for the amount of energy we will need to produce?
1:00:21 - Bob's company MagiQ
1:05:29 - What is Bob's advice for having great family and close friends?

Joscha Bach on the bible, emotions and how AI could be wonderful. May 08, 2024

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Joscha Bach is a cognitive scientist and artificial intelligence researcher. Joscha has an exceptional ability to articulate how the human mind works.

He comes on the show to talk about the deeper metaphors within the Bible. Specifically, how the story of Abraham sacrificing his son Isaac, and God sacrificing Jesus, have an even more profound connection than many may realize. The discussion continues about how human cognition works and the value of emotions to guide a person towards taking important actions,

We also talk about what a potential endgame of A.I. looks like. Joscha lays out a case for how AI could create a future that helps humans lead fuller more satisfying lives where they can observe deeper truths about the world and move through challenges with ease.

At times, this was a brain breaking conversation that felt like a dense onion, one that needs its layers peeled back over and over again.

Joscha's Twitter - https://twitter.com/Plinz?s=20
Joscha's website - http://bach.ai/
Joscha's talk on the value of emotions - https://youtu.be/cs9Ls0m5QVE?si=W8l8AmITxS8IB7z6

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
3:00 - Genesis & Consciousness
18:00 - How can we break down the idea of discovering something new within the conceptual structures of our brain?
21:00 - What was the original intention of the writers of the Bible
38:30 - Where will AI go?
45:00 - Does AI want something?
56:50 - Why do we have emotions?
1:02:49 - will AI need emotions?
1:06:15 What is AI Alignment?
1:13:08 Can AI serve God?
1:17:10 How Autistic mind makes decisions
1:28:47 Autism and medication
1:35:35 What is a normie?

"The Treasury Buyback Program Is Lipstick On A Pig" With Jeremy Lakosh May 01, 2024

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Jeremy Lakosh comes on to talk about the state of Eureka College, located in the town Vance grew up in. This college is in critical condition due to several lapses in judgement from the leaders of the school. Jeremy breaks down what is going on, and potential solutions to this issue.

We also dive into the economy, specifically U.S. treasuries and the buyback program that will be coming online in the near future.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
3:28 - What is legerdemain
6:53 - What is happening at Eureka College?
22:13 - The purpose of "boards"
32:17 - Will the board of trustees be held accountable if the school fails?
38:00 - These boards often have no idea what they are doing
42:18 - The Eureka 2022 "strategic" plan
51:46 - The treasury buyback program
1:00:00 - Jeremy's thoughts on the debt crisis
1:07:00 - Something Jeremy is excited about for the future

Why Have We Become What We Are As A Culture? With Tim Durbin Apr 24, 2024

Show notes

Tim Durbin is a good friend, extraordinary note-taker, prolific thinker, and somebody that captures ideas from all around the world.

In this episode we talk about the most valuable thing you own being your attention, the impact Vance's mentor Pete had on him, the potential risks of taking too many notes, raising children in a smartphone era, and the misunderstanding of the rural communities in America.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:40 - What does Tim do with the notes he takes?
6:26 - Was Tim ready to be a dad on his first child?
12:02 - The necessity of having a mentor in one's life
16:04 - When did Tim start so deeply reflecting on previous conversations with notes?
26:10 - Getting out of your ordinary environment
29:15 - The Lincoln Project
35:57 - Channel 5 News YouTube Channel
40:20 - Why have we become what we are as a culture?
43:16 - A discussion around higher education
54:00 - What is the value that Tim finds in rotary?
1:06:34 - Giving children access to today's technology
1:17:53 - It is much harder to be sovereign within a city

Noteworthy reads:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/24/opinion/dying-art-of-disagreement.html

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/social-animals/201912/people-are-naturally-good-groups-are-not-really

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9590671/

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/01/your-money/college-degree-graduate-income.html

https://www.newsweek.com/college-not-worth-it-companies-say-study-1846780

https://lindaflanaganauthor.com/

https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Generations/Jean-M-Twenge/9781982181611