Topic: Heirloom Seeds

The biological function of the endocannabinoid system is explained, showing how THC mimics compounds naturally produced by the human brain to regulate neurotransmitters. Despite popular petitions for legalization, President Obama has historically dismissed the issue. The hosts advise listeners to save heirloom seeds to prevent corporate control of the plant by companies like Monsanto as legalization spreads.

The concept of the "Mac and Cheese Life" is discussed as the new American dream of just getting by. A culinary digression follows regarding the best recipe for macaroni and cheese, involving Tillamook cheddar and a buttery bechamel sauce. The hosts also touch on the logistics of food manufacturing and licensing recipes.

The marketing tactics of Alex Jones are discussed, specifically his focus on selling survivalist products like storable food, Berkey water filters, and heirloom seeds. The hosts debate the shelf life of seeds and the practicality of "crisis gardens" in urban environments like San Francisco.

The hosts review their long-standing prediction that gold would reach $1,300 an ounce, noting it is currently near that mark. While one host predicts gold could reach $5,000 or even $11,000 if the economy collapses, the other argues that gold has no intrinsic value outside of industrial use and dentistry. They briefly compare gold to other historical forms of currency like salt, shells, and seeds.