Ill keep todays intro real short because this is a long episode. The short of it is that my good friend Nick Steiner and I have been diving real deep into the topic of landscape hydrology and water

Its not often I get to do interviews in person, and its not often that I get a chance to go to Italy to visit amazing farms and take a course on regional scale landscape hydrological restoration eit

Todays session, in contrast to the more challenging subject of the last two weeks, will take me back into my comfort zone, namely, nerding out about plants and how bizarre and amazing they are. I

Today well be wrapping up the second in a two part interview that Ive been looking forward to doing for a long time. If you missed the first part of the interview then I really recommend that you go

Today Ill begin the first in a two part interview that Ive been looking forward to doing for a long time, but let me give you some background context before we get started. Its no secret that Im a

Its been a wild couple of weeks for me and as a result Im struggling a bit to catch up. After the 5 day regenerative Design course at the Green Rebel farm in Miravet, Spain, then the three day Clima

Welcome to a very special episode. For the first time on this show I've given the mic over to the participants on my regenerative design course and told them they can ask me anything. This was complet

Today Im back with part 2 of my interview with Blake Cothron, the author of the new book The Berry Grower: small scale organic fruit production in the 21st century. Just in case you missed the firs

Im super excited to share with you all what is about to be a deep dive into one of the most promising and often overlooked small farm enterprises, small fruit and berry growing. In order to get t

Today Im excited to share a special episode which comes from a presentation I gave about two weeks ago with Gaia Education, an leading organization in providing education in sustainable development.T