Episode 226: "Rooted in Reality"
Episode 226: “Rooted in Reality”
In this episode, we sit down with Staff Sargeant Lacy McDonald and Raven for a deep and wide-ranging conversation that touches on everything from food sustainability to the state of education in America. Lacy shares powerful insights from his work with The Big Green Dow and Kimbal Musk, and reflects on the impact he’s had—and continues to have—on the people around him. Raven takes us into her world of homesteading in Humboldt, California, offering a unique perspective on living closer to the earth and questioning the fragility of modern society.
We explore what it means to live without modern luxuries, the importance of knowing where your food comes from, and the glaring lack of Black men in education. Along the way, we confront our own missteps—apologizing for getting duped by misinformation about ancient structures—and talk about the broader issue of how social media can distort the truth. We also touch on recent political headlines, including Trump’s alarming comments about a potential third term, and return to a central theme: the importance of learning and staying grounded in what’s real.
This episode is a thoughtful reminder of the power of intentional living, honest conversation, and critical thinking.
⸻
Cheers!
m&t
Note:
Unfortunately, due to some technical glitches, the video for this episode was lost. Our sincere apologies.
Episode 226: “Rooted in Reality”
In this episode, we sit down with Staff Sargeant Lacy McDonald and Raven for a deep and wide-ranging conversation that touches on everything from food sustainability to the state of education in America. Lacy shares powerful insights from his work with The Big Green Dow and Kimbal Musk, and reflects on the impact he’s had—and continues to have—on the people around him. Raven takes us into her world of homesteading in Humboldt, California, offering a unique perspective on living closer to the earth and questioning the fragility of modern society.
We explore what it means to live without modern luxuries, the importance of knowing where your food comes from, and the glaring lack of Black men in education. Along the way, we confront our own missteps—apologizing for getting duped by misinformation about ancient structures—and talk about the broader issue of how social media can distort the truth. We also touch on recent political headlines, including Trump’s alarming comments about a potential third term, and return to a central theme: the importance of learning and staying grounded in what’s real.
This episode is a thoughtful reminder of the power of intentional living, honest conversation, and critical thinking.
⸻
Cheers!
m&t
Note:
Unfortunately, due to some technical glitches, the video for this episode was lost. Our sincere apologies.
Episode 59
The mission of Project Exodus is to build future leaders through a Core System of values that engages students in real world practical exercises to teach, mentor, and evaluate. To enable these young boys to become decisive caring and motivated leaders in a challenging world and to instill confidence and courage through teamwork, physical training, development of cognitive skills and the disciplines of the martial arts. Each student will understand the moral integrity and flawless character that is required to be a responsible American and future leader of tomorrow.
Interested in helping out Project Exodus financially - www.wesharecommunityprojects.net/Ehyehindustries
Find them on Facebook - www.facebook.com/proj3ct3xodus
Episode 45
SSG Lacy McDonald is currently a part of the 75th Pacific Training Division out of the Federal Center in Lakewood Colorado, Logistics Manager for Royal Guard Security as well as creator of a nonprofit organization called 1mil United. Lacy is a highly decorated Soldier being awarded the Bronze Star, meritorious service medal, combat action badge, army accommodation medal with valor, and nominated Soldier of the year in 2014 by the Chamber of Commerce of Aurora. Lacy has an extensive background mentoring and guiding the youth while being the assistant teen director at the Boys and Girls Club in Park hill. It is Lacy's goal to provide wisdom and leadership skills for the youth today to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Like Project Exodus on Facebook at www.facebook.com/proj3ct3xodus
Email at 1mil.united@gmail.com to get involved!