“Will Work for Food” – Seeds Community Café is pioneering a new economic paradigm by running a restaurant as a nonprofit. The mission is providing locally sourced, healthy food regardless of a person’s ability to pay. Chef Lyn Harwell gives us the inside dish.

Will Work For Food

“It Takes a Garden to Raise a Village” – Can a community center with a modest garden become a food hub in a food desert? We're finding out as local food activists and permies join forces for the Sunrise Garden Project at Colorado Springs’ Hillside Community Center.

It Takes A Garden to Raise a Village

"Biofuel: No War Required” – The Colorado Springs Biofuel Cooperative is poised to make biodiesel from used restaurant veggie oil. Locally produced fuels unhook communities from the politically disastrous fossil-fuel grid. If it doesn’t work, Steven Saint Thomas will have to push his Jetta TDI.

Biofuel: No War Required

“The Collapse of 2040” – Computer modeling at the Global Sustainability Institute in Cambridge, UK indicates that food demand will outpace supply by the year 2040. Institute Director Aled Jones explains how globalization will fail humanity and what we can do about it.

The Collapse Of 2040

“In Hemp We Trust” - After more than 70 years in exile, hemp is now legal to cultivate and use. Colorado hemp pioneers Joel and Jesse Stanley talk about the health benefits of Charlotte's Web, thousands of other products we can make from hemp, and a new era for farming.

In Hemp We Trust

“Permies Rule!” - The Manitou Springs City Council now has two permaculturists voting on city issues. Mayor Nicole Nicoletta and Councilwoman Becky Elder discuss what that means for sustainability and Transition Manitou Springs.

Permies Rule

Sustainability and permaculture news in 25-minute webcasts. Recorded at the Colorado Media Justice Foundation (KCMJ) in Colorado Springs. Visit www.adventuresinpermaculture.com.

Adventures N Permaculture