When the OLD WAYS are GONE
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- When the OLD WAYS are gone, will you be able to survive? What are the OLD WAYS? Danny talks about several of the OLD WAYS on Porch Time.
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Great talk, Danny. When I was young, I worked on my Uncle's farm during most of my school vacations. I helped my Aunt garden and can, and I helped with the animals. My mother did a few of these things - we lived in the suburbs in Northern Virginia, where we had a garden, berries and fruit trees, and we lived in the mountains outside of Luray where another uncle taught me how to fish, gather wild berries and know which ones were good to eat, and deal with wild animals and poisonous snakes. You don't know how glad I am that I grew up "poor." I had to learn a lot of things to survive. The squirrels I hunted and the fish I caught was the supper we had that night when we would have otherwise had nothing. I listened to my grandmother, my uncles and others who were willing to teach me things. My son has a lot to learn - He had very little interest in gardening, canning and such, but I now make him help me with these things, not because I need the help, but because he needs to know these things. Until I retired, I had to work to keep us under a roof and put food on the table. Now that I'm retired, I have the time to make him take more notice. One day, he's going to need to know these things. I encourage his friends to "help" me in the kitchen, in the garden, or with the chickens. Some are now learning to dehydrate, can, cook and bake from scratch and make cheese. I'm encouraging older people on social security to learn to do these things so they can stretch the meager amount of monthly income they have. So many sit and whine about having so little, when if they'd just learn to do something other than buy processed food for the day, they'd have plenty! And above all else, I thank God many times everyday for the blessings in my life!
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@Lit Elon Musk Natural mutation is ok and normal but when man begins to split genes and insert genes from other plants into new plants thats unatural. Im completely against man tampering with plant genes thats natures job. Now as a result we have super weeds that chemicals wont kill.
Hey I use a drone! And I taught myself to garden this past spring! Grew like 300lb of food! It was great! Squash tomatoes carrots potatoes corn cucumbers everything under the sun lol
..hello ,,my goodness ,,very good video,,i remember when people would mock my family and i for having an Appalachian background,, today people pay me to learn these same Appalachian skills,, my father has been gone for a while now my mother passed away a few weeks ago,,i thank them for the skills they passed on to us,, remember Danny your skills and the old ways you live are the best keep secret in America,,,,,thanks for sharing,,
old school with a modern twist c
I’m 28 now but I started canning around 23/24. You’d be amazed at the reactions I get when older people hear that I can. I’ve had people stop me in the canning aisle at the store to ask me things. It’s crazy the various reactions we get when we share about our homesteading life.
Thank God that one of my favorite people to listen to stories from was my grandma. She was born in 1903 so she taught me the "good old ways" to garden and my father taught me gardening and how to raise animals. My momma taught me how to hunt and how to butcher an animal.
You are so right about the old ways Im 65 an hoping to pass down the wisdom of my grandparents an parents .so much wisdom to pass around
She grew an acre of garden all year and raised chickens and shot game food because she had to
I have her wood stove now in my kitchen and raised my daughters by it
Sang songs by the open stove whilst I cooked bread 🥖
It was truly passed down no question
@Lit Elon Musk Evolving doesn't mean forgetting HOW you got there.
@Lit Elon Musk First off humans did not evolve we were created in the image of God. And we are not still here because of evolution. We are here because God still permits it.
my aunt beat me arm wrestling when i was 15. SHE called it a draw but she had me. all woman but when my uncle left the farm, he KNEW it was in good hands. if she ever had a problem she couldn't handle, i don't know what it was. the only thing i couldn't do was wring a chicken or kill a cull baby chick... hey, it wasn't my farm! don't give me a hard time!! i shoveled enough of their shit, i tell ya that! ... now, chicken farmers just babysit for 6 weeks... or whatever it is now.
This is why I am looking for a hand crank/manual operated grain mill. I am 69 years and remember my mom and grandfather doing many things the old way. That is how they taught me to cook, can, clean and garden, then later to sew. I was the oldest of 5 children and had to help my brothers learn to do their chores as well. Our first washing machine was the old wringer type with rinse tubs beside it. I hung all the clothes on clothes lines outside or in winter on lines in our basement. I also washed my brothers shirts on a rub board in the bath tub. I believe we will need these skills again very soon. I also remember mom burning a wool glove and holding my brother's foot over it to pull out the infection after he stepped on a nail and did not tell her right away. She saved his foot. Put black salve on it afterwards for several days. I always keep the black salve on hand.
Thanks for the video.
in my opinion this was the best Porch Time I've watched yet. Danny would you mind if I shared this one ? You are spot on in this video.
I just shared this to my timeline so my friends may learn something. I know it will give them something to think about. Thanks Danny, You and Wanda are wonderful people.
I remember growing up with most of those remedies. Still have some on hand 😊
I started learning old ways back in 70s and have been adding information and skills ever since. the last 20 years, I belonged to a Medieval Society--SCA-- and I have learned many very old skills and have books that go with these skills. I still have much to learn and I am teaching my grandchildren. They are learning canning, dehydrating, building and garden skills. Many folk are learning and there is a feeling of need in the air.
My parents are very modern and I've always yearned for the "antique" knowledge of the world, nature, and everything else! Forever learning is my goal. Now, I'm on CZcams looking for you! Also, my grandparents died very young and their knowledge died with them. Teach us!!
Great topic Danny. I was not raised in the country. I learned a few things when young like gardening, fishing and gutting them and pan frying, shooting a gun, starting a fire, camping type things.
I was an adult when I learned food preservation, like canning and dehydrating. Making vinegar and medicinal home remedies, cooking from scratch. Raising chickens. Husband hunts.
I do have the books for things I haven't learned like the Foxfire book series. Homesteading books. Saving seeds.
I know that it was the Lord giving me the interest to learn country living and homesteading. I was 22 when I moved to a rural area and my country learning really began. I'm so thankful for what I've learned and continue to learn. This is a very satisfying way of living.
I saw the boss's tracking video. I would not have had a clue. I thought it was amazing.
Loved today's Porch Time!
I still use Ichthammol ointment ( black salve ).
Hi Danny, What a great porch chat. You are SO right. It’s amazing how many young people don’t know about all the things you are talking about. It is so important to keep these old skills alive for SO many reasons. And what you said at the end of your video was amazing. It saddens me that so many people have forgotten God. Yes, the old ways are the best ways. Danny, Thank you so much for sharing this important talk with us. And thank God for you and Wanda!! God Bless, Mary🙏🏻😇🙏🏻
Yes I have thought about it
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Such a good name like superman lol
Crafts gardening and survival skills are a must
My grandmother shot game in her flowery apron and stockings 👍😀
There is no farming in my family. I am 63. Great grandparents all had city jobs. Just now learning what Danny grew up with.
Yes, I'm learning on my own now from instinct. So thankful for your channel!
Oh My Goodness Mr. Danny !!! You had me in stitches when you talked about - how momma treated our illnesses. My memories started pouring in and oh boy did that hit home. I to this day use alot of what I was taught, on my grandchildren and I need to explain to them more about the old ways not just show them by treating them. I also have them in the garden with me; but I also see that I need to improve on the teaching of a garden, not just the end results, and this vedio opened my eyes that it's up to me for them to learn history; because in today's times they will never be taught. Again - I thank you for a eye opener .
I love this video. My son and I try to learn all this we can!
So true and very sad but lots of people are wanting to learn and that is wonderful it also teaches history
Memories are indeed a gift from God. Me and my sister, purple dots all over our legs and arms. Good old Gentian Violet and impetigo sores. That purple stuff worked. Thank you, dear grandma.
Amen Danny you are so right- I am so glad my Dad taught me most of those things and what I don’t know Lee does so Yes we can do all those things you mention. We are trying to teach our grandkids. But we skipped teaching the 5 daughters because we thought we were too busy at jobs now I regret it. Thanks for what you do.
Absolutely love this talk!! I have tried to teach my kids what I know and I try to learn new skills. And there is ALWAYS room for God ;)
And also do a book or ebook instructing how to grow and harvest by the moon. Including what plants to plant when.
Startling talk.. Too many points to comment on.. Thank you for reminding me how little I know. Inspires me to keep learning. 💗
Resinol - love that stuff....my grandma was a nurse and she used resinol for a lot of things.
Danny, well done. I have been going on about this for years now.
Very good talk!! Very true!!
Exactly!!! We need to teach ourselves these skills so we can teach our children. Children at church talk about the newest videogame. My kids talk about processing food. Or sewing or carving wood. Such a sad state.
I agree with your overall sentiment, but homesteading and home gardening are making a significant comeback.
Danny, your best porch time yet. I was blessed to have parents and grandparents who planted gardens. So, I have a little knowledge on that, but not a lot. The rest of what your spoke about sorry to stay I have no knowledge on. Thank you for inspiring me to research and find out the old ways. I think one day as you said we will return to the old ways. God help us survive. Thank you for your insight and knowledge. God bless you and your family.
Wonderful video!
So true I was telling my kids the same thing just a week or two ago it is something that I worried about I'm trying to teach my grandson all that I know but what will happen so many will not know how to grow things ,I'm trying to share what I know .Thank you Mr.Danny for sharing what you know with us ,enjoyed porch time, God Bless
I still plant my bless garden . God is real good.
I do pick polk when it is time.
Great talk!
"OH MY GOD IT CAN'T BE DONE" LMAO SO SO TRUE,THANKS DANNY FOR VIDEO
Excellent as always!
I am so happy to say our.daughters are married and still learning and growing in the old ways. Great video!! Let us all keep on learning.
Thank you🙏🏻
I was just talking about this yesterday! People don't know how to do things because they don't have to. But what happens when it's forgotten and we do need to do things for ourselves? This is one of the reasons I feel called to homestead and am working to learn a lot of these skills. Sadly, these skills are already lost among the majority of my family and community. I love the scripture that you shared. It says in the new living translation to follow the path and you will find rest for your souls. Finding this rest is the other major reason.
I had embarrassing warts on my hands, and grandma cut a potato and rubbed it on them warts then she told me to throw the tater behind my back and told me when that tater rotted it would cure my wart’s she also said the most important thing to remember was to believe it would work and sure enough it did. I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot. And I’m a Gen-X
Wonderful video, so, so true. Learned from my grandmother years ago, about planting by the moon. Kids just laugh at us older people now days.
I saved my seeds this year.
Danny, you are so right about what is happening in "America", and it is going down the tubeand I believe it will be sooner rather than later.. God has given up on a people that has denied Him..
Thank you Danny.
My father was born in 1919. He never finished high school, but he was a Jack of All Trades. Men today have degrees and corner offices, but as my father used to say, "They can't even hammer a nail!" 😆
True words! I tried to absorb as much knowledge from my Dad who grew up during the Depression. He knew all kinds of gardening skills, blacksmithing, carpentry, hunting, and just about anything that you could imagine! I have tried to develop these skills and try to pass them down to my kids and grandkids. It is a task, and a mission.
I'm still learning, but give thanks every day that I have "some" knowledge.
Thanks for sharing this timely information!
Those "Old Ways" are going to be needed sometime in our lives. Learn, live it & survive when grocery stores, & Drs are not available to us (due to job loss or life event)..
Topic is right on.. Every day I take my home canned meals to work, & hear "you van make that at home?".. After an eye roll, lol, I've got a canning info session going on.. People are amazed that cottage cheese, butter, jerky etc can be homemade... I'm teaching & they are learning. God bless Danny.
Thank you for this video , the only thing we can , trust is the word. May GOD bless you !
Some really good points, Danny. Learning the old ways and becoming more self sufficient is why we're doing this. We are losing a lot of the old knowledge, but hopefully there is enough of a movement going on to reverse this trend before everything is lost.🙏
I'm going to reference this video soon
You are so right in everything you said.
I remember after a brother stepping on a nail, had had red streaks going up his leg, my grandma put salt pork and a plaintain leaf on the wound and this drew the poison out and no need to go to the doctor for antibiotics, wound healed with no further problems.
Sir, you are a prophet. Great content.
Amen. Brother 🙏🏻
All of these things you mentioned, I didn't know any of them.
great video DANNY and what you talk about it so true. I remember my dad and mom taught me so many things how to butcher chickens hogs cows and skin squirrels rabbits my mom taught me how to cook and cann foods make bread and jellies. thank GOD FOR ALL MY PARENTS TAUGHT ME AND HOW TO CASTRATE PIGS AND WHAT SIGN TO DO THIS AND WHAT SIGN TO PLANT A GARDEN. THANK SO MUCH AND THE OLD WAYS ARE SLOWLY LEAVING US.
Well presented Danny, wholeheartedly agree with this morning's discussion. The blood that runs through my veins is of hearty stock, amazing that just two generations back life was much different for these women. Dedicated my chores such as hand washing dishes and tending husband's horses to time of remembrance and an act of service.
I still have calamine lotion in my fridge! My mother in law here in Japan cuts up a daikon radish, pours raw honey on it, and lets in sit in a jar overnight. Drink a spoonful of the liquid that seeps out. Soothes sore throats. Didn’t believe her till I tried it myself. Doesn’t last long, use up within two days or so.
I was just thinking about that the other day. This kind of life brings back all the old ways. I’m having to learn it this all over again. People like us will keep the old ways going.. Have a great day..!!
My grandpa died a few years back. He only had a 4th grade education but was full of so much wisdom and knowledge . He was passing it on to me through his countless stories he'd share while we were fishing or sitting on his back porch swing, me hanging onto his every word. He grew up a poor farm boy in Arkansas when turpentine was the cure all for everything lol. Tales of growing up with " that mean s.o.b. Johnny Cash", to joining the Army and being shipped to Korea, bar fights and classic cars. He was a hunting, fishing, gardening, canning and preserving man and taught most of that to me. Passed that love onto me. He is a big reason I do what I do. Man, I miss him terribly. Off to have a good cry now. :(
Amen to your Mama
All truth spoken here!
Good morning!
HAHAHA! I can still hear my youngest Son saying, "How come we always have to learn something?" Now he has a child of his own to teach. I'm glad I was raised with the old ways. I have some new ways too, but if need be, I can still use what I was taught! So can my children!!
Really love this episode and this is the first porch talk I've heard.
Omigosh I agree with everything you say. I wish we could chat in real life together. This topic is one of my favorites.
Could you tell me about the toothache plant? I've never heard of it. I love medicinal herbs and want to know more. I googled it and came up with a picture of a yellow flower head with a bit of red in the middle. Is this the one?
Please talk more about your knowledge of old remedies. I love it so much!
My Dad taught me many of these things. Some folks today pay to go to a class or a workshop to learn them, and think they discovered something new!
Since I've been school aged our learning has been directed to specialized areas. Children are asked "what do you want to be when you grow up" and as such, the children are steered into specialized learning. No such thing as a well rounded education anymore.
And you can't beat a potato poultice. I've used them over and over with success.
Hi, Danny! While I was watching this on the day you published it, I took some notes on things I wanted to mention in my comment. Of course, now four days later, I can't find my note pad, so I'll just wing it. I'm a few years older than you, so of course, I remember everything you mentioned. Most memorable are my mother's application of merthiolate to my skinned knees. Ouch! Calomine Lotion and later Calodryl lotion, and peroxide. You didn't mention Peroxide. Lots of other things I'd like to comment on, but maybe we can talk about that in person some time.
Will you please discuss planting and farming/gardening by the moon either in video or saturday live. Thank you.
Love you, Danny and Wanda, wow what an inspiration. This was the best videos I have watched. I would love to know moon phases and all about oils and how to prepare them. Do you make books on these things? If so I would be interested.
The moon phases are getting off due to geoenginering. But if you are interested in the oils you can email Wanda and she can get you started on which ones you need to get started with.
I rode motorcycles for about 25 years. But when I started I rode with a gal that had been riding for a long time. We took a trip down south and my motorcycle started acting up like it was missing out or starving for gas. We pulled over and she said it sounded like I had a vapor lock so she took a close pin out of her saddle bag and clamped it on my gas line I never had another issue or forgot what she had showed me.
I remember my dad and grandpa having a discussion about planting by the moon. Is there a source you would recommend to learn about gardening and the moon? Love your channel.
Good morning
There is nothing but truth in this!!! I was never taught these skills or most importantly, God. I practically begged my dad to teach me how to can in my mid twenties. I begged him to teach me how to hunt when I was a kid (more than once) and it never happened. I am now in my early 40's and have only learned some of the skills I need and my relationship with the Lord is only a few years young. We are now teaching my daughter and granddaughter these skills. I do not want to fail them. Jesus Christ is number one and then we learn new skills!!
You know I have been infatuated with learning the old ways my whole life and listening to you I realized I still have holes in mt knowledge. Like foraging, I know the berries and nuts and wild grapes but even though I read the books and watched videos I am scared to trust my identification of plants and mushrooms without someone who can say yes you got that right or no don't touch that so I know if I am doing it right without making myself sick or killing myself
Good reaction to mushrooms especially as so many are deadly. I am trying to get in on some of the ranger talks around here about wild food that is ok to eat.
I'm old school I'm gone keep doing it the way I been doing no michine
I'm actually going to close up my carpentry business soon because it's impossible to find help anymore and at 51 years old I'm just not able to do it all myself on a daily basis. I'm going to get a basic job M-F and work on growing a new business in small agriculture. I'm hoping that's something I can do for another 20 years but who knows.
Im blown away by this video!! SUBSCRIBE!!!!
Exactly why im raising funds to buy my acre and start my homestead....
Dude you are #man.... the world needs more!!!.. where can i find your email?
I don't mean to laugh but lol "What?.... What's up with that?"
Yes 100% agree that more and more of the old ways are just vanishing. I've spent the last 2 years buying up books to help teach me some old skills and also make sure to ask questions when I am around my parents who were taught the old ways by their parents.
P.s. im born and raised up north in the city... i'd love to learn what you know about farming
I was gifted a chest of frankincense from the mideast @ 13 years ago. Since then I have learned a great deal of the treasures of the East and why these oils and spices were so precious . In the 60s I began my own quest of natural gardening, health treatments and experimenting with the arts of the 1800s into the industrial revolution. I have vital skills of survival and was able to teach many women these skills and truths. Very grateful for the past as we enter every era of discovery! It always surprises me when a contemporary woman cannot cook a basic meal or know how to thread a needle or know the difference between organic and processed ...of anything! great video! I too believe that God is watching closely how we are conducting His business. America is a divine gift from a loving Father in Heaven and His begotten son Jesus Christ! Keep it in reverence.
They were always sought after. Oils and spices were precious, now people buy them for pennies and think they are getting "Good" quality. Once you use real cinnamon, the powdered canned stuff in the grocery store isn;t the same, is it?
You got me thinking about the series of books called "The Foxfire Books"
David Waldon My dad used to have the complete set and it breaks my heart that at some point he got rid of them because I would love to have them now. It’s expensive to buy a new set of them.
Yes it is, but I am trying to get them as I can afford them. A very good reference set.
Amen
So true. There are so many skills that have vanished. So people simply have no interest doing anything that remotely resembles work. They want instant everything. The people protesting commercial farming/fishing/livestock production simply have no clue where their food comes from or how to use it before its processed.
It really is sad all the things that are being lost. Dependence on technology has gotten so infiltrated with so many people, THEY would be lost without it. I remember my Mom telling us they never went to the doctor. Her father would take a tooth brush and iodine and scrub out a bad cut. Kids learned to be tough in those days, not like now where most of them whine over every little 'boo boo'. I'm 67 now and rarely went to a doctor, cause in those days when I was little, if you were real sick, the doctor made house calls! For a cold we got Vicks Vapo Rub on our chest and man that stuff opened your sinuses right quick! Hammers! I'm one of those tom boys who CAN drive a nail and I love working with one. ( just have to watch if I put it down, my dog likes to pick it up and run off with it , lol ) I've been to auctions with boxes of old stuff and got a good collection of all kinds of nails , keep them in coffee cans in the shed!
My Grandma would blow smoke in our ears for earaches and whiskey for teething babies. I had told my daughter in law when my grandbaby was teething to use whiskey and she just about came unglued. So she had to deal with the crying. She told me that she would become an acholic.
That is why we are on the web cause are fathers/dads or Mothers/moms have not given us the knowledge to provide for are familys/self.So we have a desire for knowledge knowing we are missing what we need.Since they(goverment/schools) have doctrained us, not to provide for are selfs and dependent of others to care for are needs. Great talk today Danny.
Usually the old ways are better than the new. When you start mixing technology with homesteading and prepping you build a breakable system. If you have all manual tools you don't have to worry about blackouts. And as you say if the knowledge is no longer is only kept on a computer, for example, during a power outage where is your knowledge. Lost to you. If the power never comes back on it's lost for good. I'm doing my best to teach my grandchildren and any other children in my life the love of gardening and growing food.
The saying use it or lose it comes to mind...
If you have the light of God truly in your heart it can NOT be put out...
Many people are baptised in these churches of today and people say they are Christians but instead of following Christ they follow some preacher, pastor whatever you call him. These churches do not do god's work. They are leading people astray.
Don't follow blindly waiting for them to read you scripture!
Read the Bible for yourself, you will be amazed at all that it holds and gives that is not in church!
Another thing that I think is critical is building community.
Online community is AWESOME but when the net goes down.... What then?
Know your neighbors today and it is added protection for tomorrow.
Whatever you do learn to grow food!!!
Thank you Danny for always being a voice of sound reasoning.
Be blessed!
For a toothache we always let an aspirin dissolve onto the affected tooth, no more pain
Amen brother! God himself has been showing me this for a long time.
I cannot agree with you more Danny! Im 34, and the truth is my parents generation was terrible for taking the easy way and sticking with entertainment. My parents taught their kids literally nothing about life and the most ironic thing was, they were both public school teachers. I grew up watching my grandparents be farmers and my mother didnt pass down one single thing about growing food to us. She felt partying and vacationing was more important. My father was selfish and lazy, didnt want to be around his kids. I sit back, trying to learn how to garden, how to cook, how to raise my son and I feel so totally lost. People my age have to learn everything all over from scratch because one generation felt knowledge and experience wasnt worth anything. All I ever hear from them, or others is how hard everything I wanna do is as if thats a reason to just not bother. My generation has been betrayed by our parents, left out in the cold totally ignorant and the worst part is they seem to take no responsibility for how lost we all are. Getting to listen to people like you has been invaluable to me. Keep sharing lost knowledge, some of us truly do care and are in dire need of it.
You need to show your kids some discipline. Never give up.
He asked them to honor His law. He asked them to live in obedience to His word.
You ask me it make you lazy I'll rather have old stuff he show right I'm old school I rather have old then new I still wash dishes on my hand and got a dish washer been had it for 21years don't use it I'm sorry I got a old school soul thank you sir God bless you keep schooling.
Show us the good old ways, show us Gods ways. Let us never be come to proud to ask. When we learn let us put these ways into practice.