Jason Craig welcomes Jim Curley, a friend who sold everything to buy a small farm debt-free. Jim shares his journey of transitioning from a traditional job to homesteading, emphasizing the importance of being debt-free for true freedom. The conversation delves into their experiences with milking cows, raising pigs, and the challenges of homesteading, highlighting the need for a shift in the modern economic arrangement and a return to traditional household management. Jim also recounts the humorous and challenging aspects of their first pig processing experience, emphasizing the value of hands-on learning over relying on online resources like YouTube.

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Till & Keep explores a simpler and more integrated way of life that makes virtue easier and God the center of everything. Host Jason Craig shows how the primordial command from God to Adam, to till and keep the garden, applies whether you toil on a farm or in a concrete jungle. Join in and explore the connection of the interior life to agrarian life, spiritual warfare to manual labor, and the economy of salvation to local economies, and be inspired to glorify God through prayer and work alongside family and neighbor. Subscribe and follow on all major podcast platforms or at TillAndKeepPodcast.com

Jason Craig writes from a small dairy farm in Western NC. He is the co-founder of Fraternus, founding editor of Sword&Spade magazine, and author of Leaving Boyhood Behind, The Traditional Virtues According to St. Thomas Aquinas, and Liturgy of the Land. He holds a master’s degree from the Augustine Institute and is known to claim his family invented bourbon.

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