Topic: Animal Husbandry

Gary Fraun reinterprets the marriage ceremony as a "breeding ceremony" rooted in animal husbandry. He breaks down the etymology of wedding terms, linking "groom" to horse handlers, "bridalry" to the bridle used on horses, and "nightmare" to an uncontrollable mare. He asserts that these linguistic origins reveal a system where women are viewed as property or livestock within the legal and religious framework.

Doug Lindemood reveals plans for a farm school in the San Diego area designed to teach practical animal husbandry and business skills. The program aims to offer tracks for both serious production ranchers and "farm curious" urbanites who want to learn basics like milking cows, collecting eggs, and repairing fences.