The Rustic Spirits Podcast

Regan & Kirsty discuss a homesteader's perspective on being prepared, given the uncertain times we're living in.Get extra 5% off sidewide through our BLUETTI partnership. Use code【RSH5%】https://bit.ly/rustic_spirits_bluettiUse code【RSH10%】 to get an extra 10% off on Apex 300 series.Stay Connected - Rustic Spirits Email List:https://bit.ly/rustic_spirits_email_list Check out our Patreon and join the Rustic Community:https://patreon.com/c/rusticspiritscoSHOW NOTES: Channels/Videos MentionedCanadian Prepper - https://www.youtube.com/@CanadianPrepperElon Musk at WEF 2026 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgifEgm1-e0An anaesthetist and an anesthesiologist are the same type of medical specialist, just different country terms. In Australia, the UK, and New Zealand, an anaesthetist is a fully trained doctor who gives anaesthesia, manages airways, controls pain, and handles emergencies during surgery. In the United States, this doctor is called an anesthesiologist. The confusion comes from the US also using “nurse anesthetist” for an advanced nurse role, which is not a medical doctor.

It’s fair to say we’re living in some of the most unsettling times this nation has ever experienced and so it should come as no surprise that new speech laws being proposed by the current government are equally as unsettling. In this episode, Regan & Kirsty talk through the new hate speech laws and gun reforms being proposed by the Albanese government and how they might affect everyday ordinary Australians who simply dare to exercise a little free thinking. Resources mentioned in this episode:2 Worlds Collide PodcastAustralians vs the Agenda: Anthony Khallouf Breaks Down the Extremism Billhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pD9_A4CSQ0Punters PoliticsWhat Happens IF I Get Sued? "Free Speech" In Australiahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAOtx5Ki_D0Topher Project Ep 305Senator Malcolm Roberts in an extended, honest interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Egq7tS8JwQYouTube Transcription Tool: https://tactiq.io/tools/youtube-transcript

In this episode of the Rustic Spirits Podcast, our kids have joined us for the first time to talk about their experiences of moving from city life to country living, what it's like to grow up on a farm, homeschooling and a little bit of everything in between.There's a lot of backstory in this episode, and some context about how we navigated this journey. Our hope is that you will gain insights from our children's experience (and our own) that will help you in your own homesteading journey, especially making decisions for your own kids.Watch our previous episode on homeschooling: https://youtu.be/PajqX11wrb4

Welcome to a very special Rustic Spirits podcast episode, recorded live from Hayes Homestead with Tobias and Dani. We're chatting about their homesteading journey, what inspired them to buy property and some behind the scenes realities of putting your life and homestead on YouTube. Homesteading in Australia is different to anywhere else in the world, so it's always an awesome opportunity when you get to talk with likeminded people and build community with others who are experiencing similar things. We are definitely better together!We hope the episode feels like you can pull up a comfy chair, grab a drink of choice and get to know the Hayes's a little better, all while offering insights for anyone starting or wanting to start a homestead or interested in self sufficient living, particularly with a young family.

It's been a hell of a week for Australians and we need to talk about it. Not just because the Bondi terrorist attack is going to have direct effect on homesteaders and rural landowners, but because we actually need to talk about this. The popular idea being forced by the media and government that conversation needs to be curtailed is exactly what's hurting this country and we feel that it's time we lend our voices to it. No matter how you feel about firearms and their legitimacy, we can at least all acknowledge that this is another Port Arthur type moment and how we the public allow ourselves to be governed (manipulated?) in the aftermath will have lasting consequences. Good or bad? Well, that's exactly the conversation we need to have.