The Life Podcast | Ep. 16: Zac Bauer - How to Start a Homestead, Unplug from The System & Why He's Hopeful @TheLife_Podcast | Uploaded May 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
In this episode, I travel to Zac Bauer's homestead in the Ozarks once again (the first time was in 2015, filming his interview for The Way documentary) to talk about living off-grid, how to start a homestead that can support you, entrepreneurship in the Torah movement, the state of America today and why he’s looking forward to the "end of the world." Zac is the founder of @AnAmericanHomestead and New2Torah.
Connect with Zac:
- An American Homestead Website: anamericanhomestead.com
- An American Homestead YouTube: @Anamericanhomestead
- Perfect Pickler: perfectpickler.com
PATREON: Love The Life Podcast and want keep it "on the air"? Support The Life on Patreon and get access to patron-only monthly video hangouts with Luke: patreon.com/TheLifeWithLuke
The LIFE Podcast is sponsored by:
THE WAY documentary, a film which tells the story of countless believers around the world who’ve traded Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday Sabbath - all in an effort to live like their Savior. Learn more and buy your DVD, digital download or 10 hr Extended Edition at: thewaydoc.com/collections/the-way-documentary
THE TRUTH: REFORMATION 2.0 is a light-hearted, hard-hitting apologetics book from the creators of The Way documentary. It's the first book of its kind to offer systematic, biblical answers to every mainstream Christian objection to Torah observance. Learn more and get your copy (digital or paperback) at: thewaydoc.com/thetruth
SUPPORT KALEB HOUSE: If you need a good place to give tithe or to support, don’t overlook Kaleb House—an organization that rescues, rehabilitates and then houses and cares for formerly sex trafficked children. We aren't affiliated with Kaleb House, but we love what they do. Have an open hand, support them and be blessed: kalebhouse.org/donate
HELP US GROW: If you love what we're doing on these podcasts then Like, Subscribe and tell people about it. We want everyone who'd love it to find it.
In this episode, I travel to Zac Bauer's homestead in the Ozarks once again (the first time was in 2015, filming his interview for The Way documentary) to talk about living off-grid, how to start a homestead that can support you, entrepreneurship in the Torah movement, the state of America today and why he’s looking forward to the "end of the world." Zac is the founder of @AnAmericanHomestead and New2Torah.
Connect with Zac:
- An American Homestead Website: anamericanhomestead.com
- An American Homestead YouTube: @Anamericanhomestead
- Perfect Pickler: perfectpickler.com
PATREON: Love The Life Podcast and want keep it "on the air"? Support The Life on Patreon and get access to patron-only monthly video hangouts with Luke: patreon.com/TheLifeWithLuke
The LIFE Podcast is sponsored by:
THE WAY documentary, a film which tells the story of countless believers around the world who’ve traded Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday Sabbath - all in an effort to live like their Savior. Learn more and buy your DVD, digital download or 10 hr Extended Edition at: thewaydoc.com/collections/the-way-documentary
THE TRUTH: REFORMATION 2.0 is a light-hearted, hard-hitting apologetics book from the creators of The Way documentary. It's the first book of its kind to offer systematic, biblical answers to every mainstream Christian objection to Torah observance. Learn more and get your copy (digital or paperback) at: thewaydoc.com/thetruth
SUPPORT KALEB HOUSE: If you need a good place to give tithe or to support, don’t overlook Kaleb House—an organization that rescues, rehabilitates and then houses and cares for formerly sex trafficked children. We aren't affiliated with Kaleb House, but we love what they do. Have an open hand, support them and be blessed: kalebhouse.org/donate
HELP US GROW: If you love what we're doing on these podcasts then Like, Subscribe and tell people about it. We want everyone who'd love it to find it.
