from Wikipedia: Philosopher Edward S. Casey (1996) describes: "The very word culture meant "place tilled" in Middle English, and the same word goes back to Latin colere, "to inhabit, care for, till, worship." To be cultural, to have a culture, is to inhabit a place sufficiently intensely to cultivate it - to be responsible for it, to respond to it, to attend to it caringly."[4]

An Abundant Future

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Getting Down - The Kills (Covered by Annelise Johnson & Kaylin Peters)

Back to the Start - Lyric Piccolotti (cover of a Mr. Little Jeans tune)

We hear that trees may have some positive impact on our climate, but the mainstream climate narrative tells us only a fraction of what we need to know.

Trees are the anchor of forest ecosystems. Even isolated trees in urban areas have a great deal of benefits. This episode shares 13 things that trees do for us. We really need to understand these concepts, principles and phenomena in order to properly grasp the problems and solutions relevant to climate change.

This episode explores the wonders of trees and how vital they are in solving the climate crisis.

The Climate Report #328 | Trees & Climate | 3-7-22

Our very first podcast! Thank you for listening.

Bud Dillard is a UC Berkley undergrad researcher working on his Environmental Engineering degree. He is focusing on cleaning water with plants and specifically wants to use ponds on dairy farms in his local area.

Jennifer Raynolds is a gardener new to permaculture working on the coast in Ocean Park, WA. 

Recipe: Kale Burgers
Permathought: Chop n Drop Mulching

All music is written, recorded & mastered except for the jam after Bud Dillard's interview with Bud.

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Episode 1 - Bud Dillard - Clean water with Plants & Jennifer Raynolds - Lawn to Food!

Episode Two

Special Guests:
Neal Spackman is from Idaho, US, but has been working in Saudi Arabia for several years now and it's only rained twice since he's started. His current project has gained enough attention that he has been invited to do another project! More from Neal: www.TwoVisionsPermaculture.com

Raye Hodgson is from Naugatuck River Valley in SW Connecticut, US. She finished her permaculture design course online with Geoff Lawton. We catch up with her & see how she is doing post-PDC. See what she is up to here: http://hodgsonbiologic.com/

Laurie Neverman is an experienced homesteading blogger that is turning to Permaculture to refine her system. With over 22,000 subscribers to her newsletter www.CommonSenseHome.com and her latest post on her Permie Makeover here: http://commonsensehome.com/homestead-permaculture-project/

Includes a farm & Permaculture Student textbook release update as well!

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Episode 2 - Neal Spackman, Raye Hodgeson, & Laurie Neverman

Our 3rd Episode!

Thank you for listening!!! I hope this podcast reaches you & helps you in your life.

Earning 50k in a year on 1/4 of an acre in BC, Canada, Curtis Stone is flipping farming notions on their heads. He is growing longer, more efficiently & more precisely than his competitors. He uses data, meticulous organization & analysis to streamline and direct his business. His model of farming is taking the world by storm. In addition to that, Curtis has tons of ideas and opinions on the way the world is and isn't. Join us for a conversation that ranges topics and scope on future of people, farming & society.

Curtis Stone online:

Green City Acres 
http://www.greencityacres.com/

Urban Farmer
http://www.urbanfarmonline.com/urban-farm-news/2015/04/17/new-podcast-urban-farmer.aspx 

Permaculture Voices Podcast
http://www.permaculturevoices.com/podcast/permaculture-voices-podcast-026-spin-farming-with-curtis-stone/


Episode 3 - Curtis Stone, the Future of Farming, Anarchy, Mentors & More!

Heather Jo Flores of Food Not Lawns is an Urban Permaculture pioneer. Listen in as we chat all over the place exploring the edges between things.

Her website:
http://www.heatherjoflores.com/

Food Not Lawns:
http://www.foodnotlawns.com/

Her Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/foodnotlawns/turning-yards-into-gardens-and-neighborhoods-into

Episode 4 with Heather Jo Flores of Food Not Lawns on her nationwide tour, social systems & more!

A delightful chat with Paul & Eileen Wallace on how they got their start in the seed business & what's coming up this year. We even talk a bit about seed saving and rare seeds.

The Petaluma Seed Bank - Petaluma, CA
http://www.rareseeds.com/get-to-know-baker-creek/petaluma-seed-bank/

The Heirloom Expo - Santa Rosa, CA
http://theheirloomexpo.com/

The Baker Creek Seed Company
www.rareseeds.com



Episode 5 Paul And Eileen Wallace of the Petaluma Seed Bank And Heirloom Expo

The latest from Rosie Watson of Minarets High, CA. DigitalMusicProduction.

Don't You Wish - Rosie Watson

A Regenerative Future with Matt Powers is a podcast focused on ushering in a syntropic future of abundance and regeneration using permaculture. Join Matt Powers, author, educator, seed saver, entrepreneur, gardener, and family guy as he interviews experts from all over the world who are actively working to reverse the damage we've done to our ecosystems and ourselves. Learn how to apply these lessons to your own life and help bring about the abundant future we all desire!

Episode 3 - Curtis Stone, the Future of Farming, Anarchy, Mentors & More!

Our Regenerative Future with Matt Powers

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