The Permaculture Podcast

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**The Permaculture Podcast**

Caring for Earth, Ourselves, and Each Other.

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Dr. Otto Scharmer - Theory U and the Emerging Future May 10, 2018

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In this episode Co-host David Bilbrey continues to explore the edge between permaculture, business, and social change by sitting down with Dr. Otto Scharmer. Together they talk about Dr. Scharmer’s work on Presencing and Theory U, the development of effective organizations, and how each of us can become more powerful changemakers.

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Amy Stross - The Suburban Micro-Farm Apr 10, 2018

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My guest for this episode is Amy Stross, blogger at TenthAcreFarm.com and author of The Suburban-Microfarm. I wanted Amy to join me for an interview to hear her perspective on creating integrated spaces where people are and will continue to live for the foreseeable future: in cities and suburbs.

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Julie Mettenburg - Holistic Management and The Tallgrass Network Mar 20, 2018

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Co-host David Bilbrey returns to speak with Julie Mettenburg of Tallgrass Network, a hub of the Savory Institute that serves 25 million acres across Kansas and Missouri once dominated by the tallgrass prairie.

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Brad Lancaster and Jill Lorenzini - Eat Mesquite and More! Mar 10, 2018

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My guests for this episode are Jill Lorenzini and Brad Lancaster of Desert Harvesters, here to discuss the new bioregional cookbook Eat Mesquite and More! We use that as a frame to talk about how to learn more about our natural world, invite ourselves into wild spaces, and deepen our sense of place through connection to the land, plants, and the meals that bring us together.

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Karen Lanier - The Woman Hobby Farmer Feb 28, 2018

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Karen Lanier shares what she learned while writing The Woman Hobby Farmer, a book that helps us look inside of ourselves and to decide whether we are ready to farm and to ask the question, “Why do I want to farm?”

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Avery Ellis - Aquaponics, Water Harvesting, and Creating the Laws We Need Feb 20, 2018

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Avery Ellis, of Colorado Greywater, joins me to talk, in a conversation recorded live at a local coffee shop, about aquaponics, water harvesting, and his entry into the world of community politics when he joined the stakeholder process that changed the laws around how people can collect and use water in Colorado.

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Emma Huvos: Riverside Nature School and Connecting with the Other-Than-Human Feb 10, 2018

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“We will not fight to save what we do not love.” Emma Huvos joins me to talk about her role as an educator who blends together her time as a classroom teacher with the forest and outdoor school models of Europe to create a hands-on, experiential, student-driven early-childhood learning experience that is Riverside Nature School.

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Jacqueline Smith - Animal Agriculture, Regenerative Enterprise, and Central Grazing Company Jan 30, 2018

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Co-host David Bilbrey sits down with Jacqueline Smith, the founder of Central Grazing Company, to talk about her entry into the world of animal agriculture, after having no previous experience with farming or even family ties to a farm or the land.

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Michael Judd - Honoring the Dead and Holding the Dying: Natural Burial Jan 20, 2018

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How do we prepare for the end of life? How do we honor the dead? How do we care for the living, through our rites and rituals, after a loved one passes? Michael Judd joins me to answer these questions as he shares the very personal story of his father’s passing, and how his family went about establishing a home cemetery.

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An end of one year and the beginning of another. Dec 30, 2017

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A highlight of the year behind, the current state of the show, and what's coming up.

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