I’m really lucky that I have been collaborating with book publishers since the early days of this podcast. It gives me access to all of the books from the authors that I interview and the full catalog

world of insects. Though there are only a handful of bugs and invertebrates that humans consider edible, productive, or beautiful, they are an essential element in any healthy ecosystem. All too often

Ive had the pleasure over the last few months to interview quite a few people that I admire, whove told me about their fascination with beekeeping. Over and over again Ive heard about the incredibl

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Though Ive highlighted this before on this show, it bears repeating. So many of the stress factors on farms are caused by money. Either not being able to generate enough, being in debt, not having co

In the process of researching the area that I now call home, and working to understand the context and history of the land, Ive uncovered some fascinating information. The Iberian peninsula made up m

Ive spent a lot of time through the interviews of this podcast speaking with people around the world who are advancing incredible and ambitious projects that aim to regenerate large land bases like f

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For those of you following along from the last three episodes of this season so far, Ive been sharing the intimate details of my own journey along with my good friend Nick Steiner as weve gone aroun

Ive talked a lot about drought and water management on this podcast. Its becoming a bigger and bigger part of my work and specialization, both in the work I do with private clients and through the n