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Oct 30, 2026

Roy CarterGUEST
20:19
You know, and we had another one a while ago where the guy didn't like a neighbor that had borrowed some heavy arrows from him.
Roy CarterGUEST
20:28
And it's like, I don't mind selling to the Hutterites or anybody else, but I'm not selling to this guy because you brought him back and they were... a mess right
Devon DavidsonHOST
20:35
yeah
Roy CarterGUEST
20:36
and it's like yeah we're not blocking anybody right sorry it's we got to be true to our word there's got to be transparency and fairness right yeah and uh and you you know you can block people all day long but you there's a a concept in law called restraint on alienation, where you cannot put a restrictive covenant on your land to say it can never be sold to, you know, a certain sect
Roy CarterGUEST
22:22
There's a chance that maybe I wasn't getting the straight goods, but I think I was.
Roy CarterGUEST
22:27
In another case...
Roy CarterGUEST
22:29
Again, it shouldn't happen, but sometimes there's this deal about, well, and I got a ton of respect for a lot of different nationalities that made Western Canada and including the Hutterites what they do.
Roy CarterGUEST
22:46
In this case, this farmer didn't want to be perceived as selling to the Hutterites, but he did.
Jacob MookHOST
73:11
They literally bother no one.
Jacob MookHOST
73:14
Like, the Amish, the Hutterites, the Mennonites, they go out of their way to not bother anyone.
SamPANELIST
73:20
Yeah, but this is New York.
SamPANELIST
73:23
No offense, this isn't me, a southerner, hating on the Yankees, but New Yorkers, the little team of the Yankees, are known to be less than hospitable to other people.
Hugh EverdingGUEST
20:34
There are stories and backstories of people who hate each other.
Hugh EverdingGUEST
20:38
Oil and gas people hate the farmers and the farmers hate the Then you have five Hutterite colonies around here.
Hugh EverdingGUEST
20:45
The church hates the Hutterites.
Hugh EverdingGUEST
20:47
There's one Catholic church out here.
Hugh EverdingGUEST
20:50
And the real hardcore church members have made it so uncomfortable for the moderates that they have to conduct a church service Saturday afternoon for half the group and another service Sunday morning for the other half.
John HunterGUEST
8:32
Yeah.
John HunterGUEST
8:32
There's a Hutterite colony that's part of their district that has a separate learning center at the colony.
John HunterGUEST
8:41
Yeah, it's just a dilemma.
John HunterGUEST
8:45
I think a close election forces people to like, well, maybe we should vote on this all the time, every year or two or something like this.
Jared SmithGUEST
92:47
You know, this often happens where I'm like, I don't know, man, not to pick on Tim, but with the Calvinist-Arminian debate, there are some Christians who get so entrenched in that, and they think this 15th, 16th century squabble that happened in Geneva is just the quintessential biblical thing that it's like all of human history crescendoed with John Calvin and Jacob Arminius.
Jared SmithGUEST
93:14
And it's like, I'm looking at this discussion And I'm comparing it with the whole gamut of Christian theology, from the Sethian Gnostics to true mother and true father with Sun Myung Moon and Hak Ja Han, to the Quakers, the Hutterites, the Mennonites.
Jared SmithGUEST
93:36
I'm looking at this insane thing.
Jared SmithGUEST
93:39
And I know that some people have devoted their entire lives to studying just this.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:00
You know, we didn't have a show for a couple weeks because I was in these ridings, you know, banging on doors, hunting geese.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:07
The Hutterites were coming out in force, dude.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:08
They got cranes out in the corners of their property with giant flags hanging off them.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:13
I don't know if you were there when we seen that.
speaker_3NARRATOR
12:50
And
Annette BosworthGUEST
12:51
I mean, I, some of my favorite memories from South Dakota are on a A Hutterite community, a Hutterite colony, which is similar to an Amish community.
Annette BosworthGUEST
12:59
And again, very committed to their faith, very committed to their community.
Annette BosworthGUEST
13:04
But they are riddled with the problems of being great at baking, great at canning, great at all of those excess processed foods.

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Annette BosworthGUEST
20:34
Um, when I look at other markers for my mother, again, my mother was not 17.
Annette BosworthGUEST
20:40
She was 70 and she had cancer for 10 years along with being overweight and metabolically ill.
Annette BosworthGUEST
20:46
She wasn't Amish or Hutterite, but she was a Prairie woman who knew how to do all those things, can and carbs and sugar.
Annette BosworthGUEST
20:52
And the longer it fermented, maybe the better it was.
Annette BosworthHOST
34:15
You want to know the other thing that I had an appreciation for this week.
Annette BosworthHOST
34:18
So in South Dakota, we have these wonderful people called they're Hutterites and they live in community and colonies throughout South Dakota.
Annette BosworthHOST
34:26
About 150 live on each colony and they're very traditional in their Anabaptist kind of ways, but they always bring me fresh vegetables at this time of year.
Annette BosworthHOST
34:37
And I'm super grateful.
Tamara LichGUEST
48:22
But Manitoba really told this tale so beautifully.
Tamara LichGUEST
48:26
um we couldn't stop at our designated spot because the parking lot was too full and i looked out my window as we're driving through uh headingly into winnipeg and you know there's these native dancers drumming like on the side of the road like wearing like their doe skin um clothes and beside you know these drummers were uh four sikh men that were you know jumping up and down and waving canada flags And beside those guys were like Hutterites with their children, you know, with signs saying, thank you, truckers.
Tamara LichGUEST
49:00
And then nuns in full habits holding up signs saying, thank you, truckers.
Tamara LichGUEST
49:05
And so, you know, that was the first time that it really hit me how big this thing was becoming.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:45
You know, we didn't have a show for a couple weeks because I was in these ridings, you know, banging on doors, hunting geese.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:52
The Hutterites were coming out in force, dude.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:54
They got cranes out in the corners of their property with giant flags hanging off them.
Darren GrimesHOST
19:58
I don't know if you were there when we seen that.

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