Welcome back to new week of The Dissident Dad Show! Today, I share how I secure the chicken run, mourn two losses, and fix winter gaps with hardware cloth and cinder blocks. Then I introduce Globalism Slayer, a curated X thread for family-run, local businesses, and map a path to rebuilding American manufacturing through a wool sweater startup grounded in faith and community.
• weekend homestead progress and predator-proofing
• temporary door solution and straw shortage
• launch of Globalism Slayer on X for local sellers
• criteria for rooted, family-run businesses
• demand for American-made goods and mill town decline
• plan for US-made wool sweaters and supply chain gaps
• pricing, quality, and durable value
• Origin USA as a proof-of-concept
• mentor meeting and regional revival strategy
• audio upgrades and commitment to listeners
• faith as the core of family and enterprise
• kinward mindset toward community and eternity
If there’s feedback on the audio on this one, I am greatly sorry. I’m going to improve the setup with headphones and gear to make this more bearable and more highly produced if I’m going to keep going forward.
