267: Jim Thebaut on Food, Water and National Security
267: Jim Thebaut on Food, Water and National Security. Addressing the impact water scarcity will have on food resources at a national level. Jim is a former Regional Environmental Planner
267: Jim Thebaut on Food, Water and National Security. Addressing the impact water scarcity will have on food resources at a national level. Jim is a former Regional Environmental Planner
266: Jonathan Pereira on What is Beyond Sustainable. Creating a cooperative circular economy business model for mutual benefit. Jonathan holds a BS in Geology and a Masters in Science Education,
265: Kateen Fitzgerald on Designing Dynamic Food Systems. Shifting a food-growing landscape into a more natural system. Kateen is a tree of many branches; she’s a design consultant, mentor, teacher,
Bonus Episode 3: Brendan Gaughran on Liver Health. A chat with an expert on Gut Health. In This BONUS Podcast: Brendan Gaughran was a podcast guest not too long
264: Anne Biklé on Microbial Roots of Life and Health. Mapping the nutritional highway that connects healthy soil to healthy plants. Anne is a biologist and avid gardener whose wide-ranging
263: Deanna Cook on Kids and Farmers Markets. Creating an early love of healthy foods & cooking through fun activities. Deanna graduated from college and received a Watson Fellowship to
262: Bill Sadler on Nutrition to the Soil and Plants. Developing solutions for our growing mediums. Bill began farming at the age of eight, when under the watchful eye of
261: Brigitte Mars on Natural First Aid. Preparing a resource for quick response to emergency incidents with simple and natural ingredients. Brigitte is an herbalist and nutritional consultant of Natural
260: Amanda Jordan Starks on Vacant Land into Urban Gardens. Nourishing a community and its youth through transformative garden programs on vacant properties. Amanda is third generation Californian, raised
259: David Montgomery on Bringing Our Soil Back to Life. Using a geology background to understand regenerative soil processes. David is a MacArthur Fellow and professor of geomorphology at the
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