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Eat. Drink. Think.

Edible Communities

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Eat. Drink. Think. is a podcast brought to you by Edible Communities. In each episode we talk with the growers, makers, purveyors, thought leaders and policy advocates who are forging new paths toward a more sustainable food system.
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Edible Activist is a podcast that feeds you empowering narratives and perspectives from the voices of emerging black people and people of color in food and agriculture who are stewarding the land, healing communities, and advocating for food justice and economic power across the globe. Hosted by Melissa L. Jones, she interviews a diverse group of everyday growers, farmers, entrepreneurs, artists, and other extraordinary individuals, who exemplify activism in their own edible way!
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Edible Radio

edibleradio@gmail.com

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Edible Radio podcasts are produced in association with Edible Communities, Inc., a network of over 70 Edible Magazines in the Unites States and Canada. Featuring conversations with leading writers, thinkers, and eaters from the S.O.L.E. food movement, Edible Radio podcasts are recognized for stories on sustainable, organic, local and ethical food issues.
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Sense-Making in a Changing World

Morag Gamble: Permaculture Education Institute

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Join Morag Gamble, global permaculture teacher and ambassador, in conversation with leading ecological educators, thinkers, activists, authors, designers and practitioners to explore 'What Now?' - what is the kind of thinking we need to navigate a positive and regenerative way forward, what does a thriving one-planet way of life look like, where should we putting our energy in this changing world and in challenging times, we offer these voices of clarity and common sense.
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Join brothers Mike and rotating guests Nick, Jamison, and Mr. Rob Boggan as they focus on basic sustainability education and the small steps that we as consumers/families can do to not only shrink our carbon footprint but grow our positive footprint. The realistic sustainability podcast will debunk some common misconceptions about going green while helping us all discover new ways to improve our lives and communities. So sit back and enjoy and if you want to help, please leave comments and s ...
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The Evergreen Thumb

Erin Landon, WSU Extension Master Gardener Program

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Since 1973, WSU Extension Master Gardeners have been developing programs to address the evolving needs of our communities. Each episode, we'll delve into the fascinating world of gardening, exploring a wide range of topics tailored to our unique climate and diverse flora. Whether you're an experienced gardener with a green thumb or a beginner eager to cultivate your own green oasis, this podcast is here to inspire and educate. Join us as we invite expert horticulturists, seasoned Master Gard ...
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Missouri Humanities' 2024 Signature Series, "Missouri Marvels: Humanities, Discovery, and Innovation" considers our state’s role in the intricate relationship between discovery, innovation, and the human experience. This season, we will explore the possibilities of human progress and cultural evolution. We'll journey through history to showcase Missouri trailblazers and technological advancements, illuminate the transformative power of discovery and innovation, and navigate the complexities ...
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Garden Gossip

Big Blend Radio Network

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What’s Buzzing in Your Neighborhood? Enjoy Big Blend Radio’s GARDEN GOSSIP Show that features expert interviews and podcast conversations that focus on Home & Garden, Real Estate & Relocation, as well as Travel Destinations that feature Botanical Gardens, Historic Homes & Places of Architectural Interest.
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Justin Rhodes is an entrepreneur, film producer, author, food- growing crazy chicken lady health nut, and family man homesteading in western North Carolina. He’s best know for his popular YouTube Channel “Justin Rhodes” (nearly 1 million subscribers) where he’s taught and inspired MILLIONS to grow their own food and improve family relationships. This show is about the journey behind his business, health, family and food growing adventures.
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We will be exploring issues, topics, products, resources, and some alternatives for that non-toxic sustainable life you want to achieve. Conversations that get to the point with our expert, with a little fun along the way. Keeping it simple and real, to make it attainable. There is no one way for everyone, however, we hope to provide solid information that you can build upon, be inspired by, and help you create the changes you want to make in your life. Stay Curious ~
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The Noobie And The Doobie

Timmy Boyle & Marijane Baker

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He’s from the Church. She’s from the garden...of Weeden. They’re from different worlds with the same goal. To engage & explore the cannabis culture...from both sides. Join medicinal user, model & advocate Marijane Baker and non-consumer, former youth pastor & current clean comedian Timmy Boyle for a unique, funny & educational look into the magical, controversial and, for some, forbidden world of weed. On this weekly podcast, Timmy & Mj (a real life “mixed” couple) bring their cannabis pillo ...
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In this episode, I welcome Nora Bateson - an eminent systems thinker, filmmaker, writer and President of the International Bateson Institute - to explore the complexities of our interconnected world with intergenerational insight and clarity. This episode is part of the recorded series from the International Festival of Ideas, held in May 2024. Nor…
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In today’s episode, we’re diving into the fascinating world of seed saving. Seed saving is a valuable skill that not only helps you create a sustainable garden but also preserves the unique qualities of your favorite plants. Join us as we discuss the basics of seed saving, how to select the best seeds, and tips for storing them to ensure future suc…
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In this episode, I welcome Dr Lyla June Johnston, a multi-genre Indigenous musician, scholar, and community organizer of Diné (Navajo), Tsétsêhéstâhese (Cheyenne) and European lineages to explore what it means to learn from Indigenous cultures in a non-extractivist way. This episode is part of the recorded series from the International Festival of …
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In this episode of Edible Activist, we welcome back LaMonika Jones, Executive Director of DC Hunger Solutions, to discuss the latest updates on SNAP benefits, focusing on the changes with Give SNAP a Raise and its impact on families in the District. We’ll also delve into the Farm Bill, highlighting the importance of finalizing legislation that supp…
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In this episode, host Amy O’Neill Houck speaks with culinary historian Sarah Lohman, author of Endangered Eating, a culinary travelogue with a distinct purpose: telling the story of foods and food traditions that are in danger of disappearing. We’ll talk about how Sarah found these vanishing foods, and how eating these endangered foods can may or m…
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In this episode, I welcome my dear friend and mentor, Satish Kumar. Satish is a world-renowned author and peace advocate, who has been speaking around the world and inspiring global change for over 50 years. This episode is part of the recorded series from the International Permaculture Festival of Ideas, held in May 2024. From what it means to hol…
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In this special episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we celebrate our first anniversary! Join us as we look back on a year filled with growth, learning, and community. We reflect on memorable moments, share our favorite episodes, and highlight key insights from our guest experts. A heartfelt thank you goes out to our dedicated listeners, guests, and con…
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Welcome to a new Realistic Sustainability bonus short - Mike takes a minute to talk about the not-so-haunted duplex Jami, and he bought to restore. Find out why the heck they would take this massive project on! You can watch the progress on the GYL page and Mikes personal Facebook account which you are welcome to join either or both! Remember if yo…
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In this episode, I welcome Keibo Oiwa, a leading environmental activist in Japan and founder of The Sloth Club – an NGO that promotes slow and sustainable living, encouraging a new appreciation of rural life and a simpler way of living, with community, growing and nature the focus. This episode is part of the recorded series from the International …
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In this episode, I welcome Kim Stoddart, an award-winning environmental journalist, speaker and leading authority on climate change resilient gardening. Kim and I have a in-depth conversation about how we can create more resilient (and beautiful) gardens! From mulching tricks to how we see gardening itself, we explore what role gardens can play as …
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*New Episode* S5E06 - COVID Effect on Sustainability II Join Mike and Rob from the Curated Culture as they examine how COVID has affected sustainability in both the world and the US. Remember if you like this episode please share it with a friend or on social media and of course, don't forget to follow us! To listen: Spotify: https://open.spotify.c…
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In this episode, we explore the concept of edible ecosystems, focusing on three key sustainable gardening practices: food forests, fedges, and plant guilds. These systems mimic natural ecosystems, providing a multitude of benefits, from enhancing biodiversity and soil health to improving water conservation and climate resilience. We discuss the bas…
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In this episode, students from the Youth Entrepreneurship Cooperative at Common Good City Farm take the lead, sharing their experiences exploring urban farming, food systems, and small business entrepreneurship. Through their initiative, "Youth Common Agrowments," the teens developed community agreements to address local challenges and created thei…
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In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we delve into the essential topic of decoding pesticide labels. Understanding these labels is crucial for gardeners to ensure they are using products safely, effectively, and in an environmentally responsible manner. Our guest, Rachel Bomberger, starts by exploring why it is vital for gardeners to read and co…
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Steve Sando, the self-proclaimed bean freak and founder of Rancho Gordo, joins host Amy O’Neill Houck to talk beans. Drawing from 25 years of experience in growing, sourcing, and cooking beans, Sando shares recipes, tips and entertaining anecdotes that will have you reaching for your own beans to boil. We dive into his latest project, The Bean Book…
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*New Episode* S5E05 - High-Cost Effect on Food Waste Join Mike and Rob from the Curated Culture as they examine how the increasing cost of food has affected food waste in the United States. Please consider leaving us a 5-star review! #Sustainability #sustainableliving #sustainable #sustainablecities #SustainableCity@followers The Curated Culture --…
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For the latest episode of Missouri Marvels, we dig into a groundbreaking initiative from Washington University in St. Louis, The Wash U and Slavery Project. Our conversation will highlight the St. Louis Integrated Database of Enslavement (or SLIDE), which makes historic Census and other key data searchable online, as well as efforts to revisit conn…
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Join me in this conversation with renowned author, blogger, podcaster, columnist and broadcaster, Manda Scott. We explore the need for a conscious evolution of humanity through a narrative Manda calls 'Thrutopia' - a vision of the future that's worth striving for. From reconnecting to the web of life to the power of storytelling, Manda shares an ex…
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In this episode of "The Evergreen Thumb," we dive deep into the art and science of growing tomatoes in Washington State. WSU Cowlitz County Extension Master Gardener Alice Slusher joins us as we explore expert tips and insights on growing tomatoes in our unique climate. We'll also cover crucial topics such as pest and disease management, fertilizat…
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We sit down with Farmer Wes, aka The Compost King, as he shares his inspiring journey and entrepreneurial legacy from his roots to his current role in urban agriculture. Explore his early agricultural experiences in Trinidad, from knocking down mangoes with bamboo shoots as a child, to his transformative journey through the Regenerative Agriculture…
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What happens when a state decides that cities, townships, and villages can no longer zone out solar or wind? In Michigan, that just happened. It sounds like a huge win for solar and wind companies or sustainability but is it a win for the city? Join Nick and Mike as they talk about Michigan's house bills 5120 & 5121 Please consider sharing with fri…
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This episode of Big Blend Radio features photographer Steve Piacente, a reporter turned speechwriter, university professor, author, and life coach. You'll rarely find him without a camera is always at his side. Hear about his photography, what and who inspires him, his world travels, and more, plus, check out his editorial Q&A with us here: https:/…
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In this episode of "The Evergreen Thumb," we delve into the world of noxious weeds in Washington State. Our guest, Anne Shuster from the Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board discuss the impact these weeds have on the environment and provides valuable tips on how gardeners and homeowners can identify and prevent them effectively. For resource…
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In this episode of Eat.Drink.Think. sponsored by the Farmers Market Coalition, host Amy O’Neill Houck speaks with Sagdrina Jalal and Nino Budabin McQuown about the farmers market movement, and how markets can be a place of empowerment and connection for everyone, but especially folks from marginalized communities. We talk about the delight of growi…
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This episode of Big Blend Radio’s 3rd Monday “Food, Wine & Travel” Show with IFWTWA features travel blogger Feuza Reis who shares the ins-and-outs of purchasing property in Sicily, especially through unique 1 Euro Homes project in San Piero Patti. A small village that's home to around 2,500 residents, San Piero Patti is located approximately 2 hour…
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As we reboot, we wanted to go back to some of the most popular season 1 topics and see how things have changed if they have. Join Mike and Jamison as they discuss some basic terms and understandings that come with sustainability. Please consider sharing with friends or on social media. GYL Website Join us on: Instagram Facebook Threads X And a spec…
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In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we dive into the critical topic of identifying credible gardening advice. With so much information available online and offline, how do you discern which sources to trust? Join us as we explore the importance of credibility in gardening and share tips for evaluating resources. In this episode, I talk about: W…
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Join Morag Gamble in a deep-dive conversation with Helena Norberg-Hodge - internationally acclaimed localization advocate, filmmaker and author. This was recorded live at our June Permaculture Education Institute masterclass. exploring permaculture and localization - the final of our four part world localization day series we hosted in collaboratio…
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This week we start with one of Mike's favorite topics, Durand's Edible Landscape Project. Join Mike and Nick as they update everyone on how the project is progressing and Mike covers some of the lessons learned. We will also see if all those scary negatives people said would happen, happened. This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind Mental Performan…
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In this episode, we explore the impact of these invasive pests on our gardens and landscapes. Erin is joined by Cassie Cichorz, an Outreach and Education Specialist with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA). Cassie shares insights on the state's efforts to control and mitigate the spread of Japanese beetles along with a couple othe…
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Hello, I'm Morag. Welcome to this episode of Sense-making in a Changing World podcast - a project of the Permaculture Education Institute . This is a special episode as part of the International Permaculture Festival of Ideas I invite you to join me each week in conversation with leading permaculture-related educators, thinkers, activists, authors,…
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In this episode of Eat. Drink. Think., we interview Austin Frerick, an expert on agricultural and antitrust policy, and the author of Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America’s Food Industry. The book uses the idea of “barons”—individuals and families who have surprising, outsized control in the food industry—to share the danger that mon…
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We're back! Realistic Sustainability is back. New intro song, new format, and new topics. Being gone 7 months was far too long. Join Mike, Jamison, Nick, and Rob as they catch up on what they have been doing over those last 7 months. Thanks for joining us on the reboot. Listen to more Visit: https://www.greeningyourlife.org/podcast Rob Boggan and t…
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In this episode, we invite you to meet us in St. Louis, Louis, for a conversation about the 1904 World's Fair. Joining our discussion is Adam Kloppe, a public historian with the Missouri Historical Society who worked on the new World's Fair Exhibit at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park, which opened in April 2024. We discuss both the new pe…
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In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, we offer a comprehensive preview of the highly anticipated 2024 WSU Extension Master Gardener Advanced Education Conference. Join us as we delve into the conference's exciting lineup, featuring the keynote speaker, diverse workshops, and in-depth sessions designed to enhance your gardening expertise. This eve…
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Join us on this episode as we welcome Carmen and Kara, the dynamic duo behind Prosperity Market LA—a unique farmers market on wheels and food truck that features Black farmers, food producers, and chefs, bringing a curated market experience to the diverse communities of Los Angeles. Discover their inspiring origin story and how they joined forces t…
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In this episode, retired Assistant Chief of Pacific County Fire District #1 Mike Karvia discusses all things defensible space. We talk about: what defensible space is inexpensive and immediate steps you can take to protect your home real success stories of properties saved by defensible space resources to learn more about how to protect your home a…
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Join us as we explore the inspiring journey behind OlaLekan Farm with its founder, Farmer Tolu. Named in honor of her grandparents, the farm is a symbol of wealth, joy, and honor, impacting food access and cultural preservation in the DC area. Discover how her personal heritage shapes the farm's mission, the fascinating process of growing ginger, a…
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The most pressing question in these uncertain times may be how can we bring healing and protection to the Earth? Join me this episode the explore this question that Cynthia Jurs carried with her in 1990 as she climbed a path high in the Himalayas, to meet an “old wise man in a cave”—a venerated lama from Nepal. This question is the centre for both …
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In this episode of Eat.Drink. Think., Marion Nestle, author of Slow Cooked, A Memoir in Food Politics, returns to Eat. Drink. Think. to help us think critically about food policy and politics. We talk about following the money when scientific studies are used as food marketing tools, and she gives us practical tips to navigate the news and identify…
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Join us for an inspiring conversation with farmer and Navy veteran Monica Newman as we explore her remarkable journey from archaeological technician to seed company founder. Discover how her quest to reconnect with her ancestry led her to forge a deep bond with the land and start a company dedicated to preserving tradition. We'll hear her passion f…
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In this episode, we try to prevent crimes against nature with PlantAmnesty volunteer Keith Dekker. Plant Amnesty is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing malpruning and the preservation of urban green spaces. Join us as we uncover the key benefits of proper pruning for plant health and growth and learn essential pruning techniques for tr…
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Join us on our podcast as we catch up with Dominique Charles of Plots & Pans and dive into her latest adventures. We fondly reminisce about her Louisiana upbringing, sharing cherished memories of bonding over tractor rides with her grandad. Dominique generously imparts valuable gardening advice tailored for enthusiasts gearing up for the season. An…
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Join us for an in-depth conversation with returning guest LaMonika Jones of DC Hunger Solutions, as we celebrate the victories in DC's battle against hunger with initiatives like Hear the Crunch and Give Snap a Raise. Explore the challenges facing the DC food and health system in the FY25 budget, and discover practical steps for residents and advoc…
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