In this episode we honor the work & life of Michael Phillips, the ‘beyond-organic’ holistic orchardist, teacher, writer & consultant, who recently passed away.
Growing a Holistic Orchard + Michael Phillips Read Post »
When the moon is full and Spring is in the air…life, spirit and soul begins to flow back into the Northwoods in the form of sweet, delicious sap. Learn more in this episode about the spirit of making Maple Syrup from several voices of experience.
Maple Syrup + Tapping into the Spirit of the North Read Post »
Learn about green woodworking for carving spoons, turning bowls and more from voices like Jögge Sundquist, Jarrod Dahl, Ben Law, Barn the Spoon, Robin Wood & Sylva Spoon.
Slöjd & Green Woodworking Read Post »
In this episode, I want to share some interviews with Joel Salatin, his family & others he’s inspired that focus on the themes of re-localizing and finding real solutions to the problems of our civilization from the ground up.
Relocalizing Food Systems + Joel Salatin Read Post »
P.A. Yeomans work of Keyline Design had a very strong influence on Permaculture growing biologically fertile soil by converting subsoil into living topsoil.
Keyline Design + P.A. Yeomans Read Post »
The research of Weston A. Price detail not so much a ‘diet’ but more a regenerative pattern that harmonizes people to their own bioregional context.
Regenerative Diet + Dr. Weston A. Price Read Post »
Scott is actively cultivating a common ground between the world of large-scale industrial agriculture and small-scale Permaculture & Agroforestry. His mission is harnessing Nature’s wisdom and power in ways that serve people while restoring the diversity, abundance, and synergies to degraded ecosystems.
Cultivating Common Ground with Scott Haase Read Post »
