ooooooookay.

I applaud the determination but those people are exposing a whole different lifestyle than just frugality. The whole house was very hippy / earthy mode, not mere local-terian cuisine.

None of those people worked except worked their 'acreage'. Which is understandable b/c it would take a tremendous amount of effort to maintain that garden but it was not IMHO a very good example of what the vast majority of people attempt to do with low impact sustainment.

I wouldn't be surprised if they have a specific agenda that was not addressed in the segment.

(shrugs shoulders) more power to em. They can do what they want.