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I had no idea I had gotten this fat until I saw this video.

I do like pie.  A lot. 

This is me doing Q&A in missoula.  I'm giving my schpeel about how I don't like the word "sustainable".  I then go into my bit about how polyculture works.





If you like this video, I hope you'll share it with others. 


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This is turning out to be one of my poorest performing videos ever!

Lesson learned!
 
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I watched it and enjoyed your vid. You make awesome vids. Always learn something new from them.
 
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I watched it and liked it too. A bit hard to hear at times but that just meant I had to pay extra attention.
 
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To be honest, I felt like it wasn't long enough! I wanted to hear more questions. As a noob I always have tons of questions especially about polyculture and the things you were talking about. I love how animated you get too, you're a great speaker.
Don't be so hard on yourself!

 
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Well, I have to admit that a big part of what drives me is interest.  The more views and the higher the facebook/twitter count, the more I think I am making a difference.

I have 16 more in this series ready to upload. 

As for me getting animated:  in one of the videos, a guy in the audience had a weird agenda.  Rather than ask an on topic question he wanted to push some idea of american greed on the audience - masked as a question.  The question had something to do with the american dream to be a millionaire - can it be done with permaculture.  When I said "yes" he seemed to get ... weird.  I'm pretty sure he didn't expect that answer.  So I finally had to insist that as the guy at the front of the room, I get to say my stuff uninterrupted.  I raised the level of animated to get the job done.


 
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Good for you, i enjoy all of the vidoes ive watched.
A guy has to do what it takes , or stand there and let them wast your time.

Im sending everyone i can to Permies.  Then i have to try to explan to these old farmers
how i think some of it works. "But the grass will choke out your crop"?
  Your doing great Paul.
 
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great video paul, i liked it. but to be honest i do like the videos where you find random cool stuff more. its nice to have both though, upload the rest of the videos from the speech.
 
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Great job Paul.

I cant wait to see more.

Keep em coming.
 
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Your videos are cool, but here are some (hopefully) constructive ideas!

You get me so darn interested in what is going on in the video, and the next thing I know the volume cuts out and I am being told to come to this site.  I want to see the rest of the video!!!

I like the content, I like the presentation, I just feel cheated every time the video ends before I am ready for it to end.

Maybe post 5 segments of your lecture, plug this site and the next segment at the end of each?!  I know I would watch all five.

Keep up the good work!
 
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Since the videos with me standing around seem to do poorly, maybe I should upload them every other idea with the idea that they are sorta like filler.
 
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Whatever you do, please upload the whole thing eventually !
 
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Michael Pilarski ("Skeeter") takes us on a tour of his three year old food forest, complete with many species of beneficial weeds.  As he mentions each species, I try to include some comments, such as their purpose in the video.



 
                                                              
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We love your videos!  We really look forward to the new ones.  They're full of great, informative content.  You also bring a certain comedic value to them, which is awesome.  We find ourselves laughing a lot, thank you for that!  Keep em coming, for sure! 

Michael pilarski is an animal by the way, seems so pumped hacking his way through there... there's such a true passion we see in everyone doing the perma thing, its quite moving and motivating.
 
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I love it.  Hey folks make sure you like, favorite, and comment on this video!
 
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My beard looks a lot grayer than that now!
 
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