Jun 25, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 16 segments
Matt Roeske returns for his fourth appearance on the show, and as always, he challenges conventional thinking on health, nature, energy, and personal sovereignty. In this conversation, Matt shares…
Matt RoskeGuestSasha KalavodaHostSo yeah, and basic things like cooking, like the things you're actually going to have to do, right? Anyway, so okay, so let's just talk quickly about electric cook because when we first touched on this, it was a lot newer out there on the whole.
I want to know, okay, if you give it a rundown what it is, but what have you done specifically around electric culture? And over the years now, what have you seen with it? How has it transformed your landscape? What kind of results are you getting? What kind of stories are you getting?

So with electric culture, just so people are aware if they've not gotten into it, this is an electric culture antenna right here.

And what you do is you place these in your garden and they amplify your yields and they bring more pollinators, more birds, more bees, everything that you can possibly imagine and more food.

And then through different ley lines that I've walked around and doused throughout my land as well, too.

I've actually take copper and bent it and made it into like use and then placed those into the earth.

And then what I do is I surround all my electroculture antennas with quartz or any stones that I can find that's local around the area.

Because by me, we have quartz that looks like it's been melted and it's like twisted.

And I think that's from the volcanoes that once were here or still are here, I should say.

So I'll take all that twisted quartz and I'll put it all on the base around the antenna.

And then I'll surround it with the quartz rocks and put those all over the place.
So yeah, and basic things like cooking, like the things you're actually going to have to do, right? Anyway, so okay, so let's just talk quickly about electric cook because when we first touched on this, it was a lot newer out there on the whole.
I want to know, okay, if you give it a rundown what it is, but what have you done specifically around electric culture? And over the years now, what have you seen with it? How has it transformed your landscape? What kind of results are you getting? What kind of stories are you getting?

So with electric culture, just so people are aware if they've not gotten into it, this is an electric culture antenna right here.

And what you do is you place these in your garden and they amplify your yields and they bring more pollinators, more birds, more bees, everything that you can possibly imagine and more food.

And then through different ley lines that I've walked around and doused throughout my land as well, too.

I've actually take copper and bent it and made it into like use and then placed those into the earth.

And then what I do is I surround all my electroculture antennas with quartz or any stones that I can find that's local around the area.

Because by me, we have quartz that looks like it's been melted and it's like twisted.

And I think that's from the volcanoes that once were here or still are here, I should say.

So I'll take all that twisted quartz and I'll put it all on the base around the antenna.

And then I'll surround it with the quartz rocks and put those all over the place.
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