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We're bringing a new culture to western Minnesota — bold, welcoming, and rooted in community. Prairie Grass Festival creates a vibrant space where cultures connect: local vendors, hands-on education, live music, friendly competitions, and games that spark conversation and community pride.
Level-up at Western Minnesota's 2nd Annual Grass Festival on September 19th, 2026, at the Lac qui Parle Fairgrounds in Madison, MN. This event will feature a variety of vendors focused on cannabis products, showcasing options for chronic pain relief and opioid alternatives. We're in need of sponsors and vendors who can contribute to this community event. Attendees of all ages are welcome, with a special 21+ VIP area for those seeking veteran support and resources related to PTSD. Donations can be made at United Prairie Bank.
Nathan is a United States Air Force and Army veteran whose service spans two eras of conflict and three deployments to the Middle East. He served from 1994–1998 in the Air Force and 2005–2007 in the Army, deploying in support of Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Today, he is a 100% Service‑Connected Disabled Veteran who continues his mission of service through storytelling, advocacy, and community building.
Nathan is the creator, host, and full‑scale producer of Red White & Green, a video podcast dedicated to veteran wellness, conservative values, and the healing potential of cannabis. As a one‑man production studio, he manages every aspect of the show—from camera operation and lighting to audio engineering, editing, and on‑air hosting—bringing broadcast‑level quality to a mission‑driven platform.
He studied Political Science at Penn State and Film & Television at Full Sail University, blending academic insight with professional media training to create a show that is both meaningful and visually compelling. Off‑camera, Nathan is a husband and proud dog‑dad to three energetic companions who keep life grounded and full of heart.
Through Red White & Green, Nathan continues to serve—uplifting veterans, educating communities, and championing the freedom to heal.
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The video "Coming Home (Take it Back)" by Nathan Smith is a song that focuses on the struggles of military veterans returning from war. The lyrics address several key themes regarding their transition back to civilian life:
The song concludes with a message of solidarity for veterans, encouraging them to rise up" and move toward a future where they can find personal freedom and regain control of their lives (3:24-3:43).
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This video features a discussion between host Nathan Smith and experts Dr. Elena Ramirez (clinical researcher) and Dr. Jordan Lee
(neuroscientist) regarding the use of cannabis for PTSD treatment.
The conversation focuses on separating scientific evidence from common myths (0:43).
Key takeaways include:
Expert Recommendation: The doctors suggest that if someone is exploring cannabis for PTSD, it should be done in a structured way: setting clear goals, tracking outcomes, avoiding high-THC escalation, and maintaining other evidence-based treatments (12:04-12:35,
14:10-14:38).
In this episode of Red, White, and Green, host Nathan Smith shares his personal journey of transitioning from a heavy, system-managed regimen of 22 pills a day to a more sustainable lifestyle with only four, focusing on reclaiming his quality of life and sense of self.
This video provides a practical, high-level overview of cannabis, covering classification, cultivation, and its potential use in veteran health management.
Cannabis Classification (0:52 - 3:36)
Cultivation Basics (3:39 - 8:25)
Veterans and Symptom Management (8:29 - 13:55)
This video, titled February 9, 2026, is a musical performance by Nathan Smith that explores the struggles of a veteran navigating life after service.
Key themes include:
This video, hosted by Nathan Smith, provides a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities for military veterans interested in starting a cannabis business. While veterans often possess skills like discipline, leadership, and operational excellence that are well-suited for entrepreneurship, the industry presents significant hurdles.
Common Obstacles (2:02 - 6:22)
Veteran Strengths & Success Strategies (6:25 - 11:17)
Practical Takeaways for Success (9:31 - 11:17)
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"Ghost of Valor" by Nathan Smith is a song dedicated to the struggles faced by veterans in America (0:22). The lyrics express deep frustration regarding the treatment of those who have served, highlighting several key themes:
• Homelessness and Neglect: The song draws attention to the issue of veteran homelessness, noting that thousands of service members struggle to find shelter and food after their service (0:39, 1:47).
• Critique of Leadership: The artist criticizes government priorities, alleging that politicians focus on other issues while failing to adequately support veterans who suffer from trauma and PTSD (0:45, 0:50).
• Personal Resilience: The song reflects on the personal journey of the narrator, who mentions finding solace and clarity through the use of cannabis after experiencing significant hardship and lack of support from mainstream resources (1:30, 1:53, 3:00).
• Call for Recognition: The track serves as a rallying cry for veterans to stand together, reclaim their dignity, and ensure their sacrifices are not forgotten (1:20, 2:54, 3:36).
This video, titled "Ghost Banner Anthem," is an intense, patriotic musical tribute that focuses on themes of courage, military sacrifice, and national unity. The lyrics portray a vision of warriors and leaders standing firm against adversity to protect America.
Key Themes and Highlights:
• Military Dedication: The lyrics frequently mention soldiers "marching" and maintaining their position, emphasizing themes of being "forever resolute" (1:26-1:31, 2:47-2:51) and honoring the wounded and fallen (2:07-2:13).
• Patriotic Imagery: References to the "red, white, and blue," "eagles," and "freedom's metropolis" are woven throughout to evoke a strong sense of national pride (1:05, 1:12, 2:20).
• Overcoming Adversity: The song speaks to resilience in the face of "terror" and "traitors," suggesting that through collective honor and memory, the country will thrive (1:52-2:03, 4:16-4:20).
The structure repeats a chorus that celebrates "heroes immortal" and the bonds between fellow citizens, framing the struggle as a necessary sacrifice for the future of the nation (1:44-1:49, 3:05-3:10, 4:03-4:06).
This video, created by Nathan Smith, is a somber reflection on societal decay, moral decline, and hardship. The lyrics characterize the current environment as a place of "haunted streets" and "fallen men," drawing parallels to the biblical city of Sodom (0:33, 1:01).
Key themes include:
• Societal Criticism: The creator laments the state of the country, criticizing politicians for turning a "blind eye" while veterans and the youth suffer or are neglected (0:24-0:33).
• Moral and Spiritual Warning: The song repeatedly warns of "judgment" for those who mock the Lord and turn away from traditional values, framing the current era as a time of spiritual crisis (0:58, 1:57, 2:36).
• Personal Struggle and Hope: Amidst themes of PTSD, chronic pain, and hopelessness, the artist expresses a personal journey of rising "from the grave" and maintaining faith, suggesting that "the Lord can lift the lost even from the dark" (1:26-1:31, 2:54-2:58).
The piece serves as a call for spiritual awakening and righteous living in the face of what the artist perceives as widespread corruption and darkness (2:51-3:05).
This video, titled Ashes and Hallelujah, features a reflective and emotionally charged musical piece that touches on themes of war, trauma, faith, and societal struggle. Throughout the song, the narrator explores the contrast between the "American dream" and the harsh realities of returning home from conflict.
Key Themes and Highlights:
• The Aftermath of War: The narrator describes the psychological burden of their experiences, mentioning "nightmares" and "demons in my mind" after returning from service (0:30-0:40).
• Societal Commentary: The lyrics critique current events, pointing to chaos in the streets, political corruption, and a sense of national decay (0:41-0:49, 1:37-1:46).
• Search for Faith and Grace: Amidst the turmoil, the narrator emphasizes the power of faith and love as a source of survival and redemption (0:53-1:01, 1:54-2:05).
• Resilience: The final sections of the song (2:31-3:24) focus on rising from the ruins, breaking chains, and rewriting one's life despite a "country lost."
This video is a powerful and personal spoken-word piece that addresses the struggles faced by veterans returning home from war.
It explores themes of PTSD, social neglect, and the mental health crisis affecting those who served in the military.
Key themes include:
The piece serves as both a critique of current social conditions and an anthem of survival for those still fighting their internal battles.
This video by Nathan Smith is a musical reflection on the experience of a veteran returning from war. The artist shares his personal struggle with PTSD and the challenges of adjusting to civilian life, finding solace and purpose through his faith and the use of cannabis to manage pain and nightmares.
Key themes in the video include:
• Return from conflict: The artist describes the difficulty of stepping off the plane (0:22) and feeling alienated in a country that looks different from the one he left.
• Mental health struggles: He openly discusses his battle with PTSD and the adverse effects of traditional medication (1:36 - 1:39), contrasting this with the relief he found in natural alternatives (1:33 - 1:44).
• Faith as a foundation: Throughout the song, the artist emphasizes his reliance on his faith in Jesus and the cross on his dog tags as a symbol of strength, protection, and divine guidance (0:44, 1:04, 2:21).
• Support for veterans: The song serves as a message of solidarity to other veterans (2:34), expressing a hope for peace, healing, and freedom for those carrying invisible scars (2:36 - 2:44).
The artist concludes by framing his journey as a "soldier reborn," committed to holding the line and walking in his faith regardless of the chaos in the world (2:50 - 3:14).
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