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Welcome back to the grazing podcast for Roberts
and C Farmers Coop,
our guest today is missus Gina Webb. She's
the owner of Mori tree organic kitchen and
wellness studio located in White House.
Springfield,
and lastly, the original location founded in Elk
Heart,
Indiana.
Gina, how are you doing? Good. Good. I
started to say...
No, it was Indiana. Right? Right. Right. Started
to say Illinois, but I I caught myself
there. Where geographically.
Where is Elk card in Indiana? So A
is right under Michigan.
It's in the northern part of Indiana. So,
like, I guess, not too far from, like,
not dame,
Bristol,
Indiana. South South bend. Yeah. Cold winters up
there? Yeah. Now is that where you're... No.
No. No. You're familiar. Michigan originally. Yeah. What
town in Michigan eve you? Yeah. Jackson, like,
40 minutes from the capital.
And, like, Southern
Michigan. Okay. Now I I love geography
in 40 Always have from a young age.
The capital of Michigan is lansing. Right? Correct.
I'm.
So I then I couldn't... I don't know
where it is on. Map. We have... You
know, we got our hand here. So, you
know,
like show you the hand. I'm right there.
Okay. So let me ask you something. I've
got some, we've made some friends
from church where he...
Nathan is... He's from Michigan.
But he's from
the Up p. Yeah. That's a whole another
area. Now, that's what he told me. It's
like 7 hours drive just from where I
I would... I lived before. Really? It's like
driving to another state because it's so far.
Well, what's interesting when he talked about it,
He said,
the
cultural differences between the upper peninsula and, you
know, the regular. Tesla. Yeah. It is it's
un uncanny. It is. Like, it's a completely
different Really Sale. They're almost, like Canada in
a way.
Well, from what I've heard,
up there. It's very
remote. As far as there's just wilderness
you got Elk. You got moose. You got
things. He's not heavily popular they did in
any 1 area. I don't think. So they
say beautiful. It is gorgeous. Like a summer
vacation up there instead of going into the...
They the gulf coast would go to. Or
people like Alaska, like, they're doing all these
cruises to Alaska. I'm like, the P's kinda
like, you know, it it reminds you of
that in a way, just... How pretty it.
Seems like could be clean. Mh. Not know
1 anything you think about. Yeah. Looks like
you just wouldn't see any gray lakes make
it like that. You know. Yeah. Air fresh
and like,
I guess the closest lake, would that be
superior? You got the P? On the top.
Okay, yeah. It's the most northern. It's the
largest list Yeah I believe. Yep.
That what's that breed? What's the name of
the breed?
Mack. Yeah.
Did the movie from somewhere in time. I've
never seen it.
You gotta watch it. It's the original superman
guy. What's his name? Kent now. Oh.
Yeah.
Can't... Well, the original guy who played it,
The actor. He died of a accident, like
a
horse accident. Oh my gosh. I can't remember
his name anyways, but he he plays in
that movie,
and they filmed it on the island.
It was really it was really pretty? What
year would that have been?
Gosh, maybe 19
60, 19 70.
We'll look it up, and I don't have
any. I know. It's all good. But, yeah,
They have the little plaque of, like, the
movie, how they did it up there and
it's just cool because on the island, you're
now allowed to have cars. You have to
walk everywhere. There's no cars allowed on the
island at all. So you have to ride
your bike or walk. Yeah. It's really neat.
As It sounds like my kind of place.
You know, when when I think of Michigan,
it's like you associate.
The big,
I I guess the big cities is like,
when you think Illinois what you think is
Chicago. When I think of Michigan, I think
of Detroit. Right. That's what pops into my
mind. Troy is all concrete.
Alrighty, Detroit. Is just so run rundown. At
it's Christopher Reeves is the... Actor. Christopher.
Yeah. Yeah. That's right. That's right okay. Move
it on. I.
Because did he get paralyzed on? Yes. Yes.
And then eventually, I think he died from
complications to but. Anyways, poor guy. But
he was amazing actor. So... But that was
up there.
But Yeah. In Mc Island.
Fun stuff. I did not know. Yeah. Check
it out. That but... Okay. Now getting coming
back. Yeah. Alright. Just get out of Michigan.
Come back to Tennessee.
Well, Indiana, you're from Indiana. Okay. And that's
the original location of of... Ring tree. So
my sister opened that 1, like, 14 years
ago, in A elk carte. Okay. Now, what
is the
the Genesis story behind this. Sure. Had did
had did all this come to be. Right?
So
we started getting into health, Like, I started
getting into health because of, like, complications with
some of my kids. And so I have
10. So my on my baby number 4,
I decided that I wanted to pull away
from the western medical
paradigm because I saw some vaccine injury with
1 of my kids. And so I was
like, whoa,
now what do I do? Like, I... I've
had to take everything into my own hand,
so I started doing research and just trying
to figure out everything for myself, and then
I came into contact with, like, Weston price,
and they're, like,
traditions type of lifestyle, which was, like, Farm
table, everything organic, it gets from your local
farmer,
you know,
just clean foods, traditional foods, like sourdough,
fermentation and things like that, like, farm So
it just kind of put me on a
whole rabbit trail.
That way, and meanwhile, my sister
was really, I'm, our brother died of leukemia.
Not too far after that, and and he
went the western medical route and was,
he died within a year of of doing
all the stuff that they recommended him do.
And so that really...
It really tore my sister up because she
was, like, if he had had some other
natural help, maybe he would have been able
to do something different.
And so,
it really, like, kind of spurred her on
to thinking about the restaurant and having a
place where people could come and get healing
food, and, like,
meal prep and things like that and just
help them to transition from having a western
diet over to something that was nourishing their
bodies and then also incorporating the herbs, which
my mom and I were already kind of
like, on that path of getting a master
herbal bliss and, like, all that sort of
thing. And so, you know, she wanted to
incorporate all that into
the business and everything, and I'm busy having
all these kids, and I'm like, well, you
go ahead and have fun with that. I'll
help you. I'll help you with the menu
and tell you... I'll teach how to cook,
and I'll tell you all the things that
how to make everything right,
and I'll tell you how to do all
the herbs and stuff that I can't. A
business right now. So she's like, that's okay.
It's alright. Just... We'll get going. So she
set it all up. And, I mean, she
had no money. She just got it started
all by herself in and she, like, rented
out this, like, tiny little house and just,
like, right revamped the whole thing, and yeah.
She just started from there just...
Doing all organic.
You know, she tried to find local farmer.
I'm like, alright. Well, gotta find a local
farmer for this for this. So we went
around and and search for finding her suppliers.
And
so it was it was a whole thing.
Like, it was all new to her, starting
all this out anyways, cooking this way, finding
these people and stuff.
And so it was just... It was a
lot of work, but she... So she opened
though that her doors
14 years ago, and then they ended up
selling and then buying a a place downtown
in the downtown district and that one's been
been doing really well,
and then,
yeah. So that was our... That was her
getting started, and then,
I think, like, 2,
3 years ago,
we were all visiting. We go up to
Michigan for family, vacations or whatever, and we
were up during the holiday, and my sister
like, come on everybody and come working at
the Cafe today and she's was, like, gonna
take all of the kids. I'm like, you
don't want take all the kids that the
cafe to work. I'm, like, you know, I
had some little ones of the the time,
and I'm like, I don't know. This is
such a good idea. She had
she had my oldest boy already cooking at
her cafe because, during Covid, they couldn't the
like, it was just really hard. She had
a lot let a lot of her workers
go and just to survive, my son came
up to help or any work for free
just to help her, get through, and they
ended up doing meals to the hospitals and
things like that just to bring real food
into the sick people. And so that was
really cool But my my son, who's now
in the military. He's 23 years or so
23 or 24 this year. He's 20 for.
He
He went up there and he had to
train for a whole year of how to
cook and how to do everything how to
run the kitchen.
Anyway, So he's out there already cooking and
everything. We come up. And all my kids
are in there, except for my oldest daughter.
She's already... She already knows how. It's fine.
So we're in there just helping out, and
I stood back, and I just kinda looked,
you know, and I have my little 12
year old. He's like,
freezing bananas for the smoothies. I have my
8 year old. He's over there washing tables
down. I have You know, we have another
kid. A couple of the teenagers over there
hope and wash dishes, and
I just back, and I just felt like
the lord just kinda spoke to me and
said this is what you're supposed to be
doing right now. And I was like, right
now, they're not grown yet.
I have too much to do and he's
like, now the time, and I was like,
I was like, okay. So I just, I
mean, It was just kind of like, it
was so obvious to me, You know, as
I I felt the holy spirit talk to
me about it. I was like, alright. So
we just started looking for a place and
originally were gonna buy a place in Springfield,
but it didn't work out. So we ended
up buying this house on the Highway 76
and getting the whole thing out.
And just starting from scratch and,
yeah. So it's
it's pretty cool. I mean it's nice and
cozy because it... Know, it's gotta... It's a
house vibe. You know, but it's it's super
fun, and
we hope to... Our next step now is
we're going up to Indiana to help Jenny.
With her fundraiser to open a wellness studio.
So it'd be, like, a 4 acre plot
where you have, like,
you have the market. You have a farm,
the greenhouse. You have, like, a juice bar.
You have, natural therapies for people. Eventually, would
have, like, Cabins, people... Could rent and stay
there so they can help, like, heal themselves
of whatever they're dealing with autoimmune cancers or
whatever. So it'd be almost like a retreat
wellness studio could like, everything. You know, you
can come in and get all the alternative
therapies under 1 roof,
plus if you wanted to work on the
farm and just be outside and that sort
of thing, we... We'll have that aspect as
well. Whole kids area, Like, it's gonna be
so fun.
But... Yeah. So...
It... It sounds like it's a lot of
works.
We'll But, you know, I'm and so,
you said 10 children. Yeah.
What are... Were their ages? So, my oldest
is 25 this year, and then my youngest
is.
I'll see We're on Evens. I think he's
8. No. He's 9. No. We're on Evens
this year. He's 8
that microphone is sag. Oh, no...
Yeah. Just like kinda going. Slowly sinking down.
It needs to stay still.
Alright. I'll keep an eye it. So so
I, I'm sorry. So 20...
25 to about 08:25
to 08:10
children.
And what's remarkable, you know, when you're describing
going in there and you get some cutting
up the bananas and something in the tables.
At a at a very early age it
sounds like. I'm sure that's that
that brings a lot of joy. I would
imagine, but also, and that's the thing about
the holy spirit. It makes you very uncomfortable.
Right. At times by what it's asking you
and you're thinking now, I got these little
kids, not not now. This is not the
time. He a business.
So what? It... But originally, it was, you
know, your your brother passing it sounds like
as well as
an experience you had after the the birth
1 of your children.
That
we're kind of the catalyst. Yeah. That to
get this going. And what year would roughly
would this would this be? Yeah. So my
brother passing was, 16,
about 16 years ago, and then,
my son,
was probably,
his whole thing was
almost 20 years ago, 19, 20 years ago.
Okay. So
All that stuff happened for.
If you don't mind me asking,
my my wife, we've been very fortunate. She's
had 3 home birds. Yeah.
And, you know, the... We we, you know,
we did a lot of research. Yeah. Going
into this, But I'm just I'm curious if
you're comfortable saying so about. Yeah. The the
vaccine injuries tear. You experience. I had 6
home births. So... No kids. Yeah. Yeah. Right
on.
You you're down with it. I'm, I'm all
over. It. It's always kinda fun when you
you you run into somebody that
it's kinda 1 of those deals. You you
run into somebody that... You don't know how
they... Where they align on some things and
then yeah. Yeah. Test. Things gotta screw on
it somewhere. Figure it out. You keep talking.
When you...
I've always heard. You know the Jesus fish.
Yeah. I've always heard the way It started
somebody went and drew like, half over the
sand and then another... Christian walked up and
drew the other half. And you're like, alright.
Comrade rot amongst each other. You don't like
that with home
today.
So you had 6 home births. Yep. Christian
my first 4 were in the hospital. Wonderful.
Didn't have any idea. It was the fourth
1 that I was, like, I'm never doing
this again. They...
Almost killed him in the hospital. They gave
me some drug. They were not supposed to
give me, and then he came out not
breathing, and it was like, they I was
the scariest thing ever. There was like a
team of 10 doctors and there they're trying
to resuscitate him, like,
yeah. So I left there going. I'm am
not coming... To you guys for help
with my kids right now. So that just
kinda set me that whole path of, like,
why am I going to wellness checks. Why
am I doing all this? Like, you know
what I mean? Like, if they're gonna make
an interaction like that, and it it almost
killed him? Like, what else are they doing
that might accidentally kill somebody, you know? In
the ms... You part of the problem. Tell
you what. Do me a favor. Let's switch
my
that thing I can slowly watch and sing
like part
like, the fitzgerald.
You've heard of the edmund fitzgerald. Yeah. Love
loves that song the song about it. Gordon.
Gordon Light guy's name. That's a wild story.
My dad loves that. You know, that was
in.
I think it was a canadian
canadian water. That's a fascinating story.
But
so and and and my wife, you know,
when she originally chose to it. She didn't
have an experience like, like, you did necessarily...
She just decided to do it from the
get go. And
I mean, with
our perspective on it was, you know, if
it... Home not for everybody, Like, if it's
not for you, not for. And there's nothing
wrong with that. If you wanna... If you
feel more comfortable having a conventional
at hospital, that's that's fine.
But you hear heart... Now you hear stories
where everything went well. And I'm sure there
are certain, you know, hospitals and doctors that
or trustworthy. Yeah. In that may. Oh, yeah.
It's not like a 1 size fits. Definitely
not. But you also hear some horror stories
as well about people's experience.
And
home bars for us, and he was a
it was a wonderful wonderful experience, and I
would encourage anybody that's interested to look like
into it to see if that's for you.
But, you know, in the
the way of thinking,
I think we're similar in that. So what
the
vaccine injury that your child experience, what, you
don't mind me asking, like, what specifically was?
Yeah. So it was after the Mma, which
is usually catalyst for children who end up
having, like, an autistic reaction. If
like, if you've ever watched va, the movie
backs to the documentary?
I can't remember if we did it, We've
watched so many I can if we did.
No is the... I was just kind of
like a a huge groundbreaking,
just people sharing their testimony, so they went
around and collected all these stories of people,
what happened... How they knew something was wrong
from the vaccine because of the way their
kid reacted within 24 hours of getting the
vaccine.
And all their stories are the almost exactly
the same. So, basically, they get the vaccine.
Later, they have this crazy high fever. They
either have seizures. They start screaming, smacking their
heads on the wall or on the floor,
they want... They're inc console. They won't stop
screaming,
and they they slowly start to go down
as far as, like their verbal communication. They
don't look you in the eye anymore. They
don't they don't interact. They don't make their
milestones anymore. And it's like this slow,
and, like, downward spiral of, like, what they
end up doing until they're, like, you know,
nonverbal or whatever. And so
that story
when the lady who started it, she
she put out a website because she couldn't
believe the reaction her kid was having, and
she wondered if there was anybody else who'd
had a similar story. And and she's in
England or something. But anyway, she... So she
put it out there on the web and
just shared her story and the amount of
people that came and share their tone... Their
story crashed her website because there were so
many people visiting her website and trying to
comment at the same time that it crashed
several times
So anyways,
they ended up collecting all as many stories
as they could, and then they put them
in this documentary called Va.
And so then they ended doing a va
too, and they actually went around the country
and started interviewing people, like, getting stories from
people on in, in their bus. Anyways, it
was really neat.
Because... So... But, yeah, my son,
after we got the Msr, we ended up
going to this, like, essential oil works... I
was when I started going naturally. Like, that
vaccine, I was, like, I had gone in
wanting to talk to my doctor about... He
wasn't getting the m yet, and I was...
I wanted to talk about it. Like, I
was really worried about it, and I was
concerned... Hearing all these things about it and
I was like, I just wanna to have
conversation. So I go in, I sit down
with a doctor, and I I literally just
wanna talk to him about what's in the
vaccine? The pros and cons, like, have an
intelligent conversation about this? He came at me.
Like, I had just attacked his sacred religion.
And he... I mean, the fe of how
he came at me was insane. It's, like
somebody
I would describe as fighting for their religious
rights or or beliefs, like seriously. And he
made me feel like I was the worst
person on the planet and the most horrible
mother because I was even questioning
the vaccines or having to, you know, all
this stuff. Like, and it was just fear
mon. And I I left that office, getting
bullied into getting and vaccinated
and crying the whole time because I knew
I felt convicted about it, and I knew
Holy spirit was telling me there was something
wrong with it, and yet, I got... I
I so I felt horrible. Like, I... I
got convicted. Like, I did something wrong, but
then I also felt wrong because he... You
know, like, bullied me into it, and it's
just me. You know what I mean? Like,
it's him and his whole staff and it's
just like me. It's in my baby. Tim
and 3 little other kids with me. You
know. Yeah. It's intimidating I was like, we
left there and I just was, like, praying
over him and it was crazy, but we
went to, like, an essential oil workshop. Because
that was 1 of my first, like, introductions
to natural healing stuff. And
he started reacting. Like, you to the aroma
therapy in the air and stuff, we went
home at night,
And I didn't know it at the time
he was detox.
And he and he started, like, having
that whole vaccine reaction where he started screaming.
He started banging his head,
and he started... And he wouldn't look at
me, And it wouldn't talk to me and
it was freaking me out. What What age
was he? Yeah. So those around
10 months or so. Yeah. I know you're
supposed to get it the 9 months, but
again, that was just like... Well, and I've...
From what I recall and this maybe in
the documentary where I saw this. If you
compare
the schedule what was
not required. Recommended recommended. Yeah. From 19 75
until
currently,
the
the volume in the list
of of vaccines we give now is yeah
much much higher
Than back then. Right.
And I don't...
You would think that
you would think that just have, you know,
asking questions.
You know, instead of just blindly
accepting. It's when it comes to your child.
Yeah. The most precious thing like, okay, and
and this is kinda where we,
wouldn't... We're looking in home, you know, in
a in a hospital, and I don't think
it's...
If you...
I don't know if if you if you
say don't give it to my kid, I
don't think... When... Hep b, hep b is
the first shot they get. Right.
And when we started looking into that, it...
Originally stemmed from
something where... And I don't know what year
it was mothers in
that that were compromised with Hepatitis b and
Aids.
That was the original thinking. Like, okay. We
got a... Because there was a specific location
or a time period which this was prevalent
in. So to protect the baby would just
give them that b shot.
Immediately when they're born. Mh. And nowadays, you
know, if you have a a healthy mother
living in elk cart
That, you know, they're not leaving a
prom like for they've been sleeping around that...
Yeah. Why does their baby beneath that? They
don't they just... Once it gets on the
schedule, though, you won't... They won't take it
off, because the now it's been accepted. Yeah.
But my... You know, my my...
Precious
newborn baby. I don't care. Why am I
gonna stick with a needle if they don't
need this shot? Sorry it's just like, I'm
not I'm not doing. I mean, the people
will make the schedules. I feel like they
know all these things like, they're on record,
knowing that there's a aborted of fetal cells
and that they use bored of babies in
all of their testing. They're on... They're on
trial saying all these things in vaccine court?
They don't care. They're like, well, would somebody
with a conscious care? I mean, shouldn't they...
Like, wouldn't it be a moral issue? And
they're like, no, Why would they? It's for
the greater good or it's for, you know?
What's interesting is you had this epiphany
prior
to the year...
20 20. I'm assuming. Was this
20. He was 2005.
He was born... The vaccine scheduled, though, blew
up after 86.
So, I mean, you had this this calling
essentially way before this was even a hot
topic like is Yeah which is interesting. Yeah.
Way before. So he would have been 10
months,
has this behavioral
issue that's
blatantly out of character? Yeah.
What happened, you know, what happened after that?
You said he responded?
Yeah. So that night, he acted out for
the whole night. I just stayed up on
night with him praying over him, and the
next day, he was his normal self. Like,
it was, like, the essential oils helped him
detox what was in his brain that. Probably
would have hurt him. And it cleared out.
And after that, he just seemed like, back
to his normal self, and then
but I was, like gonna be vigilant because
I'm like, if that was in his brain.
All that trash was stuck in his brain.
We need to get the rest of it
out of there and make sure everything's healed.
So I started... That's when I just really
looked into herbs and kinda natural therapies and
other types of, like, home and the oils
and the food and everything. So I'm like,
gonna heal these babies Like, And then I
thought why already vaccinated accident first 3, and
they're... And I didn't even realize the vaccine
injury. They had until later, I looked at
their symptoms, you know, looking at my non
need kids and I was like, oh, this
isn't normal
that you're in and out of the for
respiratory infections constantly and having your infections all
the time. Oh, okay. Or allergies or need
being sensitive to every food on the planet,
oh, okay. Well, maybe these
you know, these things can be healed too.
So then I started going into, how do
I heal my children?
And that just led me into all kinds
of natural healing avenues, and so I end
up getting my master herbal degree, and I
do health consulting,
as well. I've been doing that for probably
15 years. Have you and just side side
note when you say your master or, have
you met... Have you been to the... Ap
area over here in town. I have not
been in it. I've I've heard about it.
I mean, because it's right down the road.
Yeah. It just remind... I
Tory, you feel more sheila, I interviewed her
on this. Fascinating stuff. When you... You're talking
about alternative medicine. Yeah. It very, very highly
interesting and you're talking about, you know, she
took me through the history of, you know,
she... How she... This... She gained her a
lot of her knowledge from
an Indian man out in Colorado, I think
that taught a lot of this stuff. And,
you know, to... That's what people used to
do. They would go out the towards a
collect these herbs and plants and mix them
up in a con con in which could
give you relief from certain animals. And that's
just something that's been lost and then transition
more towards
Western Medicine. Mh. And I've I've heard, and
I don't
I can't remember something about
it's the Us and 1 other 1 or
2 other countries as far as, you know,
when you turn on the Tv.
When you see commercials of...
Certain medications.
It's kind of a common occurrence Right. You
know? But Yeah. If you go to
90 percent, if not more of the countries
that doesn't happen. You don't... Illegal. It wasn't
illegal in the United States until just recently
and the lobbyists kept... Of course, the pharmaceutical
companies kept bombarding and saying no, you need
to take that off. We should be able
to advertise directly to the public. Well, that's
dangerous. You should not be able to advertise
and their sales Skyrocket after they were able
to advertise to the public. And now it's
like so many people are medications, but it's
just the United States because nowhere else, everybody
else recognizes things like Monsanto is they killing
the bees, you know, or different different things
like glyphosate is outlawed in other countries and
there's things that are not allowed because they
recognize a threat that it holds to the
general public and the Earth, and mh. Here
in the United States, it's just... You got
the money. You can lobby it, You know.
It's it's it's all about the money. It
the thing... Like Western medicine it certainly has
its place. It has its place. It at
times. Yeah.
But, you know, to bring up the conversation
and
alternative that. Like, let's try something a little
bit different and you just become demon for
doing. So it's very strange. Yeah. Is very.
Strange. Well, I think they they even came
together the Ama, was actually formed because they
wanted to get herbal out of
like, the forefront because a lot of time...
Before, it was, like, everybody home birth, then
a lot of people use natural remedies. A
lot of people didn't go to the doctor
for everything,
So the the medical doctors that were around,
were we're like, we need to get rid
of these herbal. We need get rid of
those mid waves. Let's let's make them all
look stupid.
And,
demon, you know, demon them so that can
Yeah. Exactly. So they would put out these
posters,
making mid midwest look like they're stupid and
ignorant and got have teens. Like, like, literally
using send these posters and you're like, would
you want this woman both in your baby?
Like what? It was kinda like the reason
when they outlawed weed, Like they had a
picture of, like, you know, all kinds of
crazy stuff to outlaw Things, you know, to
to market Propaganda. Yeah. Total propaganda. And so
then you know, the Ama got natural or
nat pass banned. They got all kinds of
things done because they were like, well, we
have to... You know, we need people coming
to us and not coming to. Anything else.
So that's kinda like the dichotomy we've had
in America.
And so, yeah. But it's like that over
here because of that reason. Yeah. You know,
When you think back on it, you know,
people
prior to... Well, even after World war 2
but especially prior to world war 2, you
think about...
Why home and but women...
As far as contraception, they were... I guess
there were some forms of back them, but
women got pregnant and they didn't they didn't
have the luxury of going to a hospital.
You had the child at home. And definitely,
people died during childbirth, You know, that's... That's
a real thing did happen, but there's a
lot of children that did survive too. Yeah.
When we start looking into the homework thing,
they wouldn't, you know, currently.
With the technology we have, they can monitor
the the, you know, the the position of
the baby and the, you know, the the
overall general health of the mother in the
may And if something's is not ride, they
won't let you to do. Right exactly. You
have to be
fit. Yes. To pull the bird that I
so Exactly.
And I know you got you got a
time time world. But
I feel like we've talking about all kinds
of... What's going all over history. It's fine.
Well, it's just it's it's neat to me
that this is all blown up recently due
to, you know, the the coronavirus and and
what have you, but it just sounds like
you...
Because educated yourself on this
long time ago before it became a hot
topic, which is interesting. And ultimately, this business
stemmed from that.
So it's it got started in Elk card,
in Indiana.
Y'all moved down here. You have a location
in springfield. If it just... He just opened
the 1 in Springfield the White House 1
has been open for 2 years. The... It's
on 03:17 on Highway 76, like, write down
from K.
And then, though the springfield location is over
on, in sell side drug, like, across from
the depot and the railroad tracks there. So
it's... Yeah.
Well, the the name itself Mori. What's meaning
behind man? So, if you look up Mori
tree, it grows in warm regions like India
and Africa,
and they... In that... Those areas, they call
it the tree of life
because there's so many nutrients in its profile
of its leaves. Hot stems. There's so many
nutritional benefits for it, that it's, like, I
just planted a multi vitamin and their earth
and was like, here you go, you know,
but it's called the tree of life, and
I thought well this, hot This is what
we're doing. Our goal and our whole mission
is to bring people back into connection with
the way God designed us to thrive on
the earth by giving us nourishment through his
creation. And so
that's just kind of like our symbolic, what
we're doing and and we sell Mori, powder.
We we sell Mori. Like...
You know, active greens with, like, protein in
it. We... We put marin in all our
shakes. We... You know I mean, so we
we definitely try to Like, if if you
do nothing else, come at least try some
mori because it makes you feel amazing because
it has so many nutrients, and it's so
symbol because it's from 1 plant.
The... And I know the Mori, you probably
can't source that locally because it doesn't actually...
Florida, you can... Or you could do it
in greenhouse. I have 1 mori tree at
the cafe. He's in a pot, though.
So I'm definitely not making enough to, supply
everybody, but you can farm it in in
Florida. There are some farmers that are trying
to get up to speed there.
But we saw sars from a farmer in
India that we we have worked with for
several years. Okay. And he's pretty... They're pretty
cool. What about?
As far as other ingredients that you used,
do y'all source anything locally? Yeah. So all
of our meats are local,
our cheese is made has handmade.
I do all the sourdough. So I do
all the ancient grain Sourdough, and it's a
it's ancient grain. So if you're looking for
white fluffy bread, not gonna be at my
restaurant.
We do ancient grains because it's more nourishing.
It's lower and actually is the staff of
life. It's
and then we do, we make, like, our
own fermented products, so our sa and things
like that. We make in house. And then
we have farmers right now, seasonal farmers,
so we have a a micro greens farmer
that's local. We have... She does our spring
mix in our lettuce. I have another farmer
who does, he drops off every Friday and
brings and all of our other stuff like
potatoes and onions and whatever's in season and
we'll just turn it into something cool, you
know, and we make our own stock from
all our bones from our farmers that we
get from the chicken.
So we don't waste anything. We hope process
a whole cow for the cafe. We don't
we don't waste any parts. We use the
suit... The bones were broth. We process the
liver. Like, we try to be as
you know, good stewards of everything that we're
given. And so,
yeah,
those are our main... Of course there's things
That I can't source locally, like, certain spices
and salt and sugar and stuff like that.
But,
Yeah. As many things as possible I tried
to get.
Well, I knew I knew, you know, we
talked on the phone that was a big
part of it. Obviously, when you when you...
Have this
mindset of
overall
holistic
and getting back to the way that normally
it was, you know, that's
that's a big part of it is using
local sources if if you can. And knowing
1 where the sources, you know, the the
management practices.
That are used to produce those food products.
I mean, that... It just sounds like the
the entire way around the way you run
the business.
It's very consistent
you're trying to be as consistent as he
possibly can be.
And, you know, the the menu itself I
was looking at dead, which is wonderful menu.
Yeah. To look at. You're Springfield what I
brought 1 for you.
That's a springfield 1. I was looking at
the White house. Let me see. Yep. It's
a little bit different. The drinks are all
the same. But The power bow. That sounds...
Oh, it sounds great. Yeah. What's what's so
far? What's your most popular item that you
get the
I mean,
It's like, people love the quesadilla of the,
the White House location. It's like a Brown
rice tortilla with, and then you just put
whatever protein you want in it and people
love it. And or notches, people of notches.
But at the springfield location, I think people
really
like the...
What is it the
There are they... I don't know. The power
of all seems to be a a pretty
popular 1. They seem to make a lot
of that 1. Of course, the grilled cheese
oh the turkey melt. People really do like
the turkey melt.
And I tell you this the smoothies. That's
what really owe, and the the raw juices.
Yeah. Just reading through it makes my.
You're like time.
Well, the
the cool thing about it, you know, like
those things you buying. Well I guess you
can get them... Gas station. Like, those... What
are they the green drinks. Yeah. But and
I'm sure there's all kinds of junk in,
It's probably not great for you, but
you know, with with this, you know, the
funky monkey. You've got banana Avocado peanut butter,
Coke coke? Yeah. Coco. Coke no milk.
And Mara. Yeah. And we make her own
nut milk. So we make her own cashew
milk. And I was trying to, like, source
it, and I was, like, it's so expensive,
and there's always... All these fillers in it.
I mean, I'm a raw milk fan, but,
you know, you can't do that at a
restaurant. But raw milk because where it's at.
So even doing a raw milk for almost
20 years. It's We, do y'all have fame
milk count?
No. I mean, we... I would love to
get there, but it just can't leave.
Right. We had 1 a long time ago,
but not right now. My
my wife
side no. We... Side converse at my wife
wanted a family milk. Can we raised beef
cows. My wife wanted a a family milk
cows. Yeah. And I didn't have an experience
with it. She didn't either. Yeah. Got 1
back in October, and it's been
a wonderful.
You a good us Yeah. Yeah. We we
got a Gu cow. And I'm gonna tell
you you... Because you know, we're talking about
some very controversial thing. Yeah. We're raw all
milk being 1 of them. Yes. Had banned
that 1. Well,
we've been drinking it consistently. Yeah. Since October.
And
kids because we got we got... I got
a 4 year old,
2 year old and a 1 year old.
And kids it's like... You get used to
them being
not full blown sick, but just sn and
sniff. That's just like that that... That's what's
associated with small kids.
Since we started consistently drinking this stuff from
October,
we haven't been sick, and our kids haven't
been sick. And... Is super. That's all it
anecdotal, like, I can't I don't have any
scientific proof to what that is. We have
no broken bones in our family. I have
8 boys.
And they played football and they're rough, and
they fall out of trees and
nobody's broken any bones, and I mean, praise
God, but also, Raw milk
and that's that's the thing that drives me
insane kinda like, you know, the demon of
mid y, which I didn't know that about
the post to really It's really funny. Look
about their hilarious. And the ones that demon
eyes smoke weed those are pretty ridiculous to.
I remember some of those elementary school like
the gateway drug or whatever. Really I mean,
I'm not a big fan of weed. Just
so you know. But I just think the
way they propaganda, you know, the propaganda slur.
The... With with the raw milk
well, the the process of is. Yeah. When
you go back and look at the history
of it. Look in the history. Why they
do this. There was a very specific reason
of why they start, it. And then over
time, we adopt the mine so everything has
to be passed dry. When it's not really...
Past beer did not intend for his invention
to be applied to milk. He invented it
to be applied to beer.
And then they were like, oh, everybody's getting
sick from raw milk. Well, because the cows
were living in the city in congested areas
So instead of fixing the problem of putting
the cows back on grass out and pasture
where they have enough room. No. Let's just
kill everything in the milk by heating it
all, and then continuing the broken system. Exactly.
It's just that's not fixing anything, It didn't
make anybody any healthier. Now everybody has dairy
allergies can't even drink milk, you know. My
wife was milk twice a day. And in
her her routine that she was going through,
you know, you go out there, you have
to... Where your milk needs to be cleaning
by. Need to clean the cow off as
soon as you get the milk out, you
know, she runs it through a strain week.
Mh. Chill it. Yeah. Immediately immediately.
If we were doing that in an environment
to where she wasn't
steward it well, we could absolutely get.
Which makes it's from the containers. It's not
from the cow. I mean, unless you really
in healthy cow, but generally, think of, like
breast milk. Nobody pasteur rises or breast milk.
Like, you just feed it to your baby.
You don't go and heat it first because
you're afraid they're gonna get it back bacteria.
It's the canned contamination that happens between milk
and then where does that milk go? And
you have to make sure that everything is
wiped down clean, sanitize. Your containers are clean,
And so if you're getting it from raw
milk farmer, I always used to vet them.
Like, I used to go to the Amish,
I would go there and I check them
out and mask all these questions, I would
wanna watch the milk. Because I wanna make
sure that they did the process the way
that I would know that would be safe.
And so that's the way I always did
all of our Raw milk farmers, and then
I went around educating community 15 years ago
where I live in White House area. And
I was like, Rom is amazing, but you
have to know your farmers, and I would
go and vet the farmers for people, and
I would go up and I talk to
them, and I would find them out. And
anyways, we have the biggest buttermilk milk drop
in white house you've ever seen. There's probably
a hundred gallons going out there. I mean,
it's crazy. And, I mean, there's a line.
To come get your milk.
But I mean, but you gotta educate people
and you have to know why things happen
the way that they did And then that
doesn't mean we, you know, we come... We've
gotta come back to these ancient traditions that
have nourished people for thousands of years, You
know? Absolutely. Well, in in our milk, she's...
8282 arch cow. And I... We gave some
to somebody who was like comes intolerant. Couldn't
drink it. Had no issues right whatsoever. I
mean, if that doesn't tell you something, then
you got all your enzymes and probiotics in
there. Yep. So obviously, you can't sell it
at Commercial. Right. But so we make your
own nut milk
with cashews, organic cashews. So almost everything in
the Cafe has a hundred percent organic that
we can get organic. Obviously, they're not gonna
get organic salt and things like that. But,
you know, True. But everything that is important
like that is gonna be organic. So the
fascinating thing about mori. Obviously, we've talked about
the foods. You have a... It's a restaurant.
Yeah. But it's also not a restaurant. It
is also... We're an undercover wellness studio.
What does that mean maintained? Yeah. So on
the studio
is health consultations, like I clients, 4 days
a week over there.
They come in, and I'll do by residents
testing which them and find out what kind
of pathogens they have in their body. And
then
I have formulated all of these. Like, we
have supplement line now. It's called healing roots,
them and so our supplement line has all
kinds of things help people overcome parasites, bacteria
infections, weird viruses, all kinds of things vaccine
injury. I mean, you name it. I have
all kinds of, like, formulas that I've created
over the past 15 years by seeing people
and then finding what worked for everybody and
also, the different nat natural pass I studied
under, we're all, like, master herbal,
you know, like, men night healer and different
things like that where they'd been in their
community for hundreds of years, you know, learning
these things.
And passing on these traditions. And so
I incorporated all those into different protocols. And
so they're on the shelf, like, people come
in and like, they're having call stones or
something like that and then come in and
get the... You know, those break breakdown that
we have or they're having an immune reaction.
We have stuff for that. So there's, stuff
on the shelf that people can come in
and get specific support for that's natural, but
you can also do, like, a consultation and
get find out what's going on your body
so that you take the right herbal combinations.
We have, supplement line of, like, nutrients. So,
like, we have our own... Broth thyroid supplement.
We have beef liver beef organs. We have,
you know, the mori, we have our own
probiotics. So we have just, like your basic
nutrients,
and then we have teas, of course, and
then
yeah. And then the food. So then I'll
break it down and talk to them about
their food. And what are the eating? You
know, what's hurting them? What's not, what would
be better for them to do, making sure
they're drinking clean water. Like, you know, we
just kinda go through all that and I
have a whole plan for them. And so
when they walk out of there, they have,
like, a whole sheet, like, a spreadsheet of
exactly what they're doing with dosage amounts and
products and everything. And Usually, they... I mean,
every 2 months, people come back and see
me, but, I mean, after a few charts,
people are pretty much done and they're good.
So
I mean, so if they if they come
in, did they...
The the process of how it works, do
they just... Obviously, you're gonna get as much
information. You can, but are they describing and,
like, hey, this is a symptom that I'm
having of some sort Maybe I, you know,
I got... You, I had this happened to
me or whatever, and then you you know,
you just... It have a panel from that
obviously, but I... When it comes to, like,
the,
the parasites. I've always heard some of these
men tonight. Doctors. Like I said went up,
Kentucky. You gotta mail him a letter. Mh.
And you can't like... Obviously, didn't have phone.
And he goes you go up there after
he gets you letter and how that process
works. He looks in your eye.
Ideology. Mh. And he tells you this is
what I'm seeing. Mh. And AAA
guy no which he's not
he's not wanna just make up stuff. He
went to 1 of those,
and he had some kind of
foot bath of some sort.
And all this stuff started to come out
of his feet. Now we have 1 of
those 2.
I think the guy told him is like,
a lot of this can come from like,
deli meat that you may buy in the
store. I don't. I don't know. But Yeah.
And I mean, it depends on much... I
mean, lots of stuff. Like, I have people
are hairdresser and all kinds of chemicals come
out because they... You know, they're around all
those chemicals all day. And Oh, he said
this looks crazy worms come have the soldiers
is dead. Your feet are it meant to...
They have all kinds of really cool receptors
and, like, just, like grounding is a thing.
But, when you put your feet on the
ground, Like, your body is is actually, like,
dumping, like, non native Vm math, all kinds
of stuff, and then you're... The... It's receiving,
like, different types of ions from the Earth
So your feet are a conductor, they're meant
to be able to allow things in and
out. And so... And your eyes are map,
like, you can... People are trained, can see
the map and see what... Tell you what's
going on with it. Your tongue is a
map.
I mean, it's like, God gave you a
specific external areas of queues to let you
know what's going on internally. It's just like,
it's it's such a foreign concept. Yes. Now
we're used to. A lot of farmers like
the old tommy farmers from long ago, you
know, they planted and and made certain decisions
by the signs. Mh. Of weather and that
again watch them. You know. And I've never
I've never experienced it with myself. I've never
made a deliberate decision to do some and
base stone it, but, you know, like, when
it you know, comes comes down to wayne
calves off their mothers, they say,
you wait the same way. I think when
the blood of the moon is in the
feed. The
of when the sign of whatever... The phase
the moon is in. And they say it
makes the biggest difference in the world as
far as less stress on the animal versus
do in a different time. Mh. And have
a much harder time with it. And, you
know, when you plant certain crops. Right. If
you do it in the wrong phase, they
don't do as well. And then you there's
something to... There is well biblical. Jesus even
called the para out. And He's like, you
know the signs and the times just by
looking at the seasons and things, but yet,
you don't even know that I'm here. Right
now.
But, I mean, it's a thing. They did
literally go and look at all the seasons
watch the weather different, you know, the earth
signs that would let them know when to
do what
And so... Yeah. It's We've gotten.
Yeah. But we've gotten so far from that
with the concept of it It seems like,
just witchcraft to some people. Well, it some
of it is. Like, you have to be
careful should go to. Like, I definitely... I
mean, the way that I do Herbs a
lot. Times people would come to be like,
you're, like, witch doctor. I'm like, no. I'm
actually not, like, a witch actor at all.
You not paul. No. I'm definitely not. I'm,
like, this stuff is historically used. In certain
ways. I mean, there are areas where people
will mix and match new Ag stuff with
it, and I'm very careful on who I
go to for my herbs. I'm very careful
on who I go to talk about my
health. Because I don't want just anybody laying
hands on me. I don't want. I've I've
seen too many deliverance to have to Deal
with that stuff in another area. So I'm
very, very careful
not to...
When people say that. I'm like, I... I
mean I know they're just joking, but I'm
not. Like, there's a very
obvious
you know, dichotomy between good... Using things for
good and using things for evil. And so
you just... You definitely have to be careful
with with because it is very new ag.
There's a lot of new Ag stuff in
there, and they incorporate things that seem good,
you know, because they feel good, but it's
all, you know, there's a false holy spirit.
There's a false, you know, healing, there's false...
If everything that there's good, there's something that's
false. Oh, sure. So you just have to
be careful with all that.
The... Certainly take something that's so we're red
discovering something so wonderful for. Yeah. And you
wants to visit around? Oh, yeah. Yeah. And
it's... That you had to be discerning. Yes.
Line of work? Absolutely.
So the the physical benefits of this. Let's...
You know, we talked about that. What about
the the mental side of? And obviously, whatever
you put in your body that's gonna play
a direct role. But or is there any
practices that don't have to do with nutrition
that you recommend as far as your mental
health house, sure. All kinds of stuff. So,
like,
we are around screens so much. There's a...
There's all kinds of books out there now.
But last child in the woods is a
really good 1 talking about how important it
is for people to be outside children, especially.
Another... 1 of my goals is to open
a school. And I would like to have,
like, a farm a farm school where children
are learning outside. They have an outdoor classroom.
That sort of thing. But the less screen
time and the last time you have around
electrical fields and em ems, and especially if
you're in the city and you have a
lot of satellite around you,
the last time you have around that
the better because your brain has to be
able to process and get rid of all
of those frequencies that are not native. They're
not natural to you.
So grounding being outside, sun gazing, looking at
the sun morning sun, the evening sun
that red light therapy that's, like, free.
You know, if you wanna just do it
at Sunrise sunset.
There's all kinds of things. Those all help
your brain and your neurotransmitters in your
your nervous system to detox to relax. There's
all kinds of studies that show just going
outside walking in the woods, the aroma therapy
from the trees,
actually helps to start dopamine reactions in your
brain. I mean, there's... It's really cool. Like,
if you look into the studies, they they
did 1 study,
where they had, these clients who are patients
that all were on antidepressants, and they had
them go outside in garden for 1 hour
a day, and work in the dirt with
their hands. Mh. And they all came off
their antidepressants within a month. And just the...
I mean, the chemical reaction that you have
by touching dirt and all of the good
back terry and things that are in the
in the earth that we were designed to
touch every day, like, has such a huge
effect on your mental health. And just... I
know it's silly, but, like, the
the rote things of, like, weeding or just...
They're seem boring, but they actually give you
time to meditate.
And just kinda unwind your brain and stop
being so busy. We're always, like, rushing from
1 thing to the next. And I think
it's created this
Adhd in our culture. Where nobody can focus
on anything for more than 5 second some
you see it on Tiktok and all... Like,
your video can't be more than 3 seconds
or people aren't gonna say. You what I
mean? So it's like, who sits down and
reads a book. You know, So I think,
like, these type of habits is are so
important,
but we've lost them, you know? But if
you if you kinda step back from it,
it's...
It's sinister when you really look at. I
mean, it's just everyday life for us with
our phones and everything else. But it's designed
to be addictive. Freight. And food is designed
to be addictive Like. Oh, absolutely. Those veggie
straws We got some our kids. You can't
just eat 1. Right. Processed this food is
such a joke. Oh I just Like, that's
like, when we... I mean, we were so
poor when my husband started his own business,
and we had 5 kids already. We were
renting this little...
Farmhouse, and, I just learned about real food,
and I was like, I don't know how
we're gonna afford this, but we gotta make
it happen because I gotta heal these kids
and we're just gonna make a work. And
I was stay at home mom for like
18 years. I mean, I dedicated my life.
I still do dedicate my life to my
kids and just taking care of them because
that's my job. You know, like, I've... That's
just my job, and I love it. And
so anyways, so I was, like, I found
a farmer. She would drop on milk at
her house and milk and but I did
not have any money for going out to
eat. We didn't have money for paper things.
Like, I used napkins that I could wash.
I used cloth diapers. I I mean, I
was all in. I was all in. We
had... We didn't have the... I just didn't
have the luxury of buying those type anything
throw away. And then I didn't buy snacks.
We cannot not buy snacks. Snacks are so
expensive or drinks. We just drink water and
raw milk, and then I would make Herbal
tea from stuff that I could grow. And,
you know, so we kept it very basic,
you know, beans we rice, I would make
bread. We had beef and and chicken. And
then whatever produce that I could get seasonally
from my farmers and stuff like that. I
would try to get. But, I mean, it
was a very simplistic diet, but it was
also very healing for our family because we
weren't bringing in all this extra stuff because
we literally just couldn't even afford it. And
I wasn't gonna buy trash, and I wasn't
going on food stamps. So, you know, what
else is there. So, yeah. We made it
work and... Because it I think it was
for the better because it it really made
me think about everything that I bought. Do
I need by ketchup? Can I make ketchup?
Do I need... By mayonnaise. Can I make
mayonnaise? You know, like, everything I just started
looking into, how do I make this myself
healthier and also cheaper.
So...
Is That progressed in age.
Heartburn.
I get heartburn. Yeah. I didn't need to
get heartburn. Right. And I've noticed... Like, I
I started paying attention, like, okay, something's causing
this and I'm eating.
And I love mayonnaise.
I love it. I he's great. But each
time I'd use mayonnaise on something, he'd give
me heartburn. Yeah. So I gotta to think
my my wife she's... Y'all are very similar.
And you the way you think and she
made mayonnaise. Yeah bad.
It was great. And it's nice and yellow.
Isn't it it's gorgeous.
She's been making butter,
and it's just... Because art... Could you have
a cow. Why would you not? Well, it's,
you know, the way we said it we
she's just on grass. Mh. And we... Nice
supplement was some alfalfa pellets. So her... Especially
the spring we had an the bun abundance
of clover. Yeah. Her milk was is
so color. This is yellow as she can
imagine So awesome. And yeah like, after this
mayonnaise that she made.
I didn't get heartburn from. Right? I'm thinking
okay It's a seed. That's probably what it
is. I'm not sure they're pretty trash. But
my body... It... It's tight as I progress
I'm not that old, but I'm getting older,
and my body is reacting
in ways to certain things where I'm... Paying
attention to it and I'm okay. If we
if we can have a substitute here. If
we can try something, we're... She started making
her own bread, Yeah. You know doing all
this... Doing all this stuff, and
I'd I just feel like
there's not really an addiction to it either
like, you don't feel the need to keep
eating and eating and eating. Yeah. So satisfying.
It's very satisfying. It's very wholesome that kind
of thing.
And
like I don't know. It's just become...
You it's it's hard work, what you just
described the decisions you made for. You talking
about cloth diapers.
Man. It's horrible. For 6 babies. Like, yeah.
I don't even wanna hear it. People tell
them, I don't have time for this. I'm
like, you don't even know what that means.
Like,
you really oh no clue. Like, we do
have time. We just don't manage it well.
And used 2 people didn't have a choice.
Like my mom. That's... She tells me I've
All me and my siblings week... Like cloth
diapers. Yeah. Because I don't even know the
probably couldn't afford... Thousands of dollars. And landfill,
like, the poor earth, we will wanna just
keep dumping all these things that take forever,
like, 30 or 04:40 years to breakdown.
Convenience. You know what I mean? Diapers... And
they are. They are convenient. I like I...
But you have to... It's... You have to
make a deliberate decision to say? Yeah. 40
I'm gonna try something different. Yeah. Lord Will
that'll pay dividends, and it will If you
if you state disciplined discount in it. But
it's just
It's it's foreign to the world we live
in. Yeah. But it seems the current encouraging
thing is it seems like we... There's a
transition.
Back to them. Yeah. And I mean it's
definitely trending. It's weird. Do you see that?
Because you're you're running the business based on
this stuff. I was just praying that people
are looking the way. Because I'm like, alright.
Well, hopefully here in Northern Tennessee, people are
looking for organic food.
But, I mean, we've just kind of people
still come in ask me for sweet tea,
and I'm just like.
I have herbal tea that's with raw honey.
But we can make a sweet tea, I
guess. It's just gonna be organic.
Oh, what's cool bad is that gives you
an opportunity for the education. Exactly.
Are people generally
open minded from what you can see. Some
people are... Some people are just stuck. And
what they think is the way that things
should ought to be done. And I think
that goes just across the board for anything,
whether it's health or education or, I mean,
just anything,
and I just think in general, everybody should
just... I mean, you should be always open
for truth, whatever that is.
And maybe there are things in your life
that don't line up with truth. I think
truth resonates with all of us in the
core of us. And so when we hear
something that is true if we're not blinded
by pride, but we could actually listen to
it and, you know, follow suit. You're so
cool.
Blinded by pride. Well, that's what end up
having people are so, like, It's pride. They're
just like, they're so gun h on this
that it's, you know, they can't even see
the truth even though it's right in front
of that. Know Know I know it's it's...
Very strange and at times it's very puzzling.
Yeah. Because it... Like you said, it's right
there. It seems obvious good for whatever Not
everybody. Oh, No Not. So just pray for
him.
No, it's better... In the south where they
say bless your heart.
I just say, well, I'm truly gonna pray
you because that's biblical. Call. My
my my wife, you know, she... Could like
I said, we've got 03:03.
And you know, when she takes them out
in public a lot of... And people call
probably mean well. I guess people don't know
what to say and they'll always say, you
got.
I hate that. I just like, I would
be rich miss. She hates it and she
she her response to that is full of
blessings.
Yeah. What, you guys you gonna say? Like,
it's just... And then people always ask, are
those all yours? No. I went around the
neighborhood and around it. All the random children
I could to go to the store because
that sound like fun.
What are you gonna do? You know? People
say the weirdest stuff you. Know what that
causes is that, yeah. And we're really good
at it. Would
Like what? I'm glad you said that so
I got the same thing. People would They...
And I got so tired here hearing it.
And just to.
Just to make them uncomfortable I say, yeah.
And I like it.
And then then they would... I would be
with never nebraska Them up bed. Yeah. Just
make them uncomfortable, you know? But it's just
that mentality of, like, everything is, like kids
are a bird. Yeah. You know what I
mean? And it's just... I don't know. We've
just got to a very strange place is
this... A society when it comes to that.
So... Yeah. You know, the fact that you
have a a business centered on this. It's
very encouraging to hear about is
in White House, you opened up a location
in Springfield,
you know, as far as future plans, I
know that school,
I would love to open a school. We're
looking... Actually, I have a perm culture farmer
coming out to my place next month, and
he's gonna help me set up all of
the...
What it's gonna look like for them to
learn hands on. And then once we have
the grounds set up for the perm culture
part, then,
the goal is to open up, like, a
1 room school house. And
Yeah. Would that
would that pertain to just overall education or
would this be geared towards children or... I
mean, overall, I plan on educating or on
up to adults. Like, I love teaching. So
III
do adult classes all the time. We have
classes at the cafe At least once a
month. We just finished our Sourdough workshop last
month and that was a blast. We had
a home conference, like, this past spring. And
so I love doing classes and educating people.
So we'll probably host, like, when from a
culture
workshops there at the farm for adults, but
also, like, day to day, you know, having
an alternative for parents to if they're... You
know, they want their children outside more. They
just want them to have, like,
I love classical education. So I'm big, Charlotte
Mason classical education fan So, you know, having
some some different approach to education. I feel
like it's important. You know, everybody doesn't fit
into 1 peg. Sure. And so it's nice
to be able to cater and kind of
tailor fit their education to them, but using
traditional older books, classic books, you know, timeless
principles, and and faith based. Like, it's important
for me that they learn everything is centered,
you know, from the creator. So
Yeah, man. All the cool things. Oh, think
my language.
Thinking my language. Right It's it's it's
it's encouraging to hear. Yeah. Know the weed...
Yeah it it's for 1 that it seems
like it's going back to that people are
hopefully becoming an open mind. To to them.
They're And again, some of the stuff in
for everybody. It doesn't hack me for. Make
make your own decisions and. That's... But, you
know, it's it's weird when you did when
you start asking questions like that and people
just having an adverse reaction Like, how how
dare you questioned my wisdom this, You know
mean... I question everything. Like, that's just my
nature. I was a very rebellious teenager,
and I just... When I got into school,
I just... I Yeah. Even my faith, Like,
I walked away from my faith for a
while, and then God just radically saved me
when I was 21. And so I...
I've just been on fire ever since, like,
finding truth and making things... I wanna find
out the way that he intended everything did
happen from everything. Anything that I get into?
I wanna know how to god originally intended
this to be you know, and that's the
way I wanna do it. So... We've we've
lost sight of that way of thinking though.
And it's, you know, Wouldn't cultivate that in
our kids. You know, like, you don't need
to blind leaks. Don't need to blindly accept
what I'm telling. Right. Right? Need to... Research
pray about. Yes.
If you if you just accept what I'm
telling you, then that's not building any character.
Right. You in you. You know, you becoming
a... I don't know. No drones.
Well,
Gina, this has been fantastic. Yeah. This is
it it really has been,
you know, anything else as far as mori
that we hadn't talked about that you wanna
make sure is Sure. Out there. So if
you wanna donate to the fundraiser, there's on
our website. It's mori tree organic dot com.
There are is a
a link if you wanna donate to the
wellness center to get that open.
Otherwise, there's...
I'll probably do another class in July. But
if you just subscribe to our social media.
We're always posting on Facebook and Instagram, just
kinda letting people know what we're doing. So
if you wanna follow us and then come
out and eat.
Come out and get some good food support
us, that would be great. What about coffee.
You know what? And we have coffee and
it's organic, and we actually get it from
a local roast?
No kidding. Yeah. You know, everybody's in the
coffee nowadays so I yeah I'm not.
You don't drink coffee. I would drink coffee
in 20 years. No kidding. M.
Nope. I don't I don't do drugs, man.
I tell you that's a horrible. It's a
horrible 1 to kick. It's a hard kick
those. So guys a scientist. Now. This was
a couple years ago on Joe Rogan and
talking about the effects of quitting coffee hilarious.
I've been. I remember saying he was going
through the airport and he just saw people
lined up at the coffee bar, like, 5
in the morning just like a zombie it's
a job It is a drug. It I...
I'm I'm guilty. And then the stuff that
they put in it is, like, addictive, you
know? Oh, yeah. It's no joke. And that's
stuff. Wreck your body faster than anything. 0III
don't About.
It's a hard habit kick. Good. You can
do it. I believe in you. 3 weeks.
That's what they say. You can go 3
weeks. Get your minerals, get your fats. You'll
be okay.
Gina, we've been going an hour. That's right.
We got 59 seconds for the 59 minutes
gonna let you go. Right. Thank you so
much for this. Yeah Love to do it
again sometime especially.
Hopefully the the business
continues to grow and and talk more about
it.
So again, that's Gen webb from mori...
Mori, wellness studio and... Organic kitchen. Organic kitchen
and then White House.
Springfield. Springfield Anthony in Indiana Elk car. That's
great. So Gina, thank you so much. You.
He's it. Appreciate you listening to this episode.
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