Parhaat Sustainable World Radio Podcastit (2024)

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Life Design and Cultivation 1:11:14

11M ago1:11:14

1:11:14

In this stimulating conversation with Regenerative Land Designer and Educator Javan Bernakevitch, we discuss life design and why it's important. According to Javan, if we don’t design our lives, someone else will. What are the signs of an undesigned life? Some of them include: not knowing what you’re good at, a lack of direction, being directed by …

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Cultivating Seeds of Regeneration at Beejvan 43:12

1y ago43:12

43:12

Join us on a journey to India to explore the inspiring Beejvan project, a remarkable two acre demonstration farm and community-based initiative in Karjat, Maharashtra, India. In this interview with co-founder Sanjana Krishnan, discover how Beejvan is revitalizing the land, promoting biodiversity, and empowering the local community. Sanjana was insp…

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Permaculture for Our Changing World 1:16:40

1+ y ago1:16:40

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Episode 169: Is Permaculture the best option that we have to meet the demands of an unpredictable future? In this lively conversation with Rosemary Morrow, Margie Bushman, and Wes Roe, we discuss the potential Permaculture holds in restoring degraded ecosystems around the globe. Rosemary Morrow is a Permaculture designer, teacher, and earth restore…

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Water Always Wins- Slow Water Solutions for Drought and Deluge 53:41

2y ago53:41

53:41

What does water want? What happens when we allow water to be water? Author Erica Gies explores the concept of Slow Water in her new book Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and Deluge. Slow Water approaches are unique to each place and work with natural systems. Slow Water is key to greater resiliency and offers multiple benefits inclu…

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Gardening Like Nature 55:39

2y ago55:39

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Learn how to garden like nature from writer, horticultural consultant, and educator Dr. Lee Reich. We start with an audio tour of Lee’s award winning “farmden," which is more than a garden and less than a farm. Packed with plants, including Paw Paws, Hardy Kiwi, Gooseberries, Figs, and Filberts, Lee uses his land as a test site for showcasing his g…

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Why the Ocean Matters 1:09:54

2+ y ago1:09:54

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Episode 166: Did you know that oceans make life possible on our planet? Even if we live far from the coast, our lives are influenced by the ocean. Oceans generate oxygen, capture carbon, shape weather, and provide habitat for countless creatures. To learn more about these vast, yet fragile bodies of water that make our planet unique, beautiful, and…

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Introducing the Regenerative Media Alliance 50:02

2+ y ago50:02

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Episode 165: This special episode introduces the Regenerative Media Alliance, a project I have been working on for quite some time with fellow podcast producers Oliver Goshey and Scott Mann. The Regenerative Media Alliance or RMA is a cooperative group for podcasters and media creators working in the Permaculture, sustainability, and regenerative f…

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Raptors and Rodenticides- the Unintended Consequences of Rat Poison 1:08:05

2+ y ago1:08:05

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Episode 164: Are you a fan of Raptors or birds of prey? Members of this large group of magnificent birds include hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls. For many of us, seeing raptors in cities and in the wilderness is awe-inspiring. To learn more about these amazing birds, I am joined by Lisa Owens Viani and Allen Fish, co-founders of the nonprofit Rapt…

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The Generosity of Meadows 53:50

3y ago53:50

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Episode 163: What if you could replace your monocrop grass lawn with a “solar powered regenerative system that stores carbon while creating habitats”? You can! Learn how in this informative episode with Owen Wormser. Did you know that the average lawn is a a biological desert that needs vast amounts of resources to stay alive? By replacing your law…

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The Future is Nuts! 1:06:18

3y ago1:06:18

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Episode 162: Is the future nuts? According to our guest Michael Judd, it definitely is, but in a good way! In this fun and informative interview, Michael shares his vision of a bountiful and food secure future where nut tree orchards and farms abound. Resilient perennial crops with a multitude of ecosystem services, nut trees improve soil health an…

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Grow Your Own Apothecary Garden 1:04:06

3+ y ago1:04:06

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Growing an herbal apothecary garden at home is fun and easy. Learn how to start your own in this informative interview with longtime organic farmer Alena Steen. We begin the episode by talking about the benefits of growing medicinal herbs and then move into the nitty gritty of soil preparation, watering, and harvesting. Alena explains the concept o…

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Building a More Resilient World 1:01:43

3+ y ago1:01:43

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Episode 160: Lonny Grafman has worked with hundreds of communities around the globe assisting them with projects across a broad spectrum of sustainability. In this inspiring episode Lonny reflects on his decades of work and shares his knowledge and experience about how to build more resilient communities. Lonny talks about his early beginnings as a…

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The Wondrous World of Living Color 1:05:09

4y ago1:05:09

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Step into the vibrant and beautiful world of living color with natural dyer, designer, and artist Sasha Duerr. Sasha takes us on a journey from Soil to Studio. We learn how creating and working with dyes made from plants, seaweed, and other natural materials can increase our ecological and botanical knowledge, foster collaboration, and have a benef…

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How to Create Living Compost 50:21

4y ago50:21

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Episode 158: Longtime organic farmer Mark Sturges believes that when we create a better habitat for beneficial insects, we create a better habitat for ourselves. Mark is a master compost maker whose compost is filled with life. When Mark creates compost, he encourages the "whole neighborhood" to move in. The cast of characters in Mark's neighborhoo…

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Grow Good Food Without a Yard 52:16

4y ago52:16

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Episode 157: Do you want to grow healthy food? Are you excited to start a garden, but don't have a yard? In this fun and informative interview with plant lover and regenerative farmer Acadia Tucker, we learn how to start a verdant and productive container garden at home. Acadia tells us why she feels it's important to grow at least some of our own …

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Clothes and Climate: The Environmental Cost of Fast Fashion 36:02

4+ y ago36:02

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Learn how your clothing choices can change the world in this episode with writer Elizabeth Segran. Elizabeth tells us the grim news first. Did you know that the fashion industry is responsible for 8% of global greenhouse gases? That’s more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined. About 100 billion articles of clothing are manu…

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Saving Medicinal Plants 50:56

4+ y ago50:56

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Episode 154: When medicinal at risk plants need help, United Plant Savers (UPS) comes to the rescue! Known as the "consciousness of the herbal products industry" because of their work with at risk medicinals, UPS staff and members have their feet on the ground and their hands in the soil protecting and growing these healing plants. The former site …

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Gardening the Permaculture Way: How to Create an Abundant Perennial Garden 1:06:12

4+ y ago1:06:12

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Episode 153: Put down that shovel and start a no-till perennial garden! In this fun and informative interview, Permaculture Designer and Teacher Morag Gamble shares her tips about how to create an abundant and thriving organic oasis. Morag's garden in Queensland, Australia has more than 200 plants. In this episode she shares some of her favorites w…

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Fantastic Fungi 48:45

5y ago48:45

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Episode 152: Famed cinematographer Louie Schwartzberg talks about his new film Fantastic Fungi that highlights the fascinating and often hidden world of the fungi beneath our feet. Renowned for his time lapse work with flowers, Louie has now turned his lens toward the fungal kingdom with astonishing and beautiful results. In this episode, we do a d…

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Healing Earth: A Diversity of Solutions 1:00:49

5y ago1:00:49

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Episode 151: What if we could heal broken ecosystems, toxic landscapes, and poisoned water? My guest today is Dr. John Todd, ecological designer and author of the new book, Healing Earth- An Ecologist's Journey of Innovation and Environmental Stewardship. John Todd boldly travels to places that others try to avoid: toxic waste sites, oil spills, le…

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Plant Speak 1:12:34

5+ y ago1:12:34

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Episode 150: Join us for a mind and heart expanding conversation with Dr. Monica Gagliano about her research in plant cognition and her direct experiences with the botanical world. A pioneer in the field of Plant BioAcoustics, Monica's peer-reviewed work has furthered the concept of plant sentience. Monica's experiences with plants have altered her…

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Incredible Edible: A Revolution of Kindness 42:57

6y ago42:57

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Episode 149: Incredible Edible is an urban gardening project in Todmorden, England. Started in 2008, as a conversation between friends and envisioned as a revolution of kindness, Incredible Edible has transformed the market town of Todmorden into an edible oasis. In this interview, Incredible Edible's co-founder Mary Clear tells the story of how sh…

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Regenerating Land in Mexico at Sanandi Farm 1:02:53

6y ago1:02:53

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Episode 148: Sanandi Farm is a 33 hectare organic, biodynamic, Permaculture farm located near Valle de Bravo, Mexico. In 1998, two brothers, Dieter and Andreas le Noir, purchased the land and then began the work of regenerating and restoring the health of the soil. Using Permaculture principles and Biodynamic Farming techniques, Sanandi is now a be…

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Our Plant Teachers with Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer 47:56

6+ y ago47:56

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Episode 147: How can we mend our broken relationship with the Earth and create a world where people and land are good medicine for each other? In this interview, plant ecologist, author, and professor Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer talks about what she has learned from plants, plant intelligence, and how the simple and profound act of paying attention to …

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Historic Fruit Trees Around the World 1:16:02

6+ y ago1:16:02

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Episode 146: Learn about the field of arboreal archaeology and why historic fruit trees are important in this interview with John Valenzuela. John is a Permaculture Teacher, Designer, and Horticulturist who specializes in tropical permaculture, rare fruit, and ethnobotany. In this episode, John talks about the benefits and resilience of trees, frui…

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Jill Cloutier

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Life Design and Cultivation 1:11:14

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Cultivating Seeds of Regeneration at Beejvan 43:12

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Permaculture for Our Changing World 1:16:40

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Water Always Wins- Slow Water Solutions for Drought and Deluge 53:41

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Gardening Like Nature 55:39

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Why the Ocean Matters 1:09:54

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Introducing the Regenerative Media Alliance 50:02

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Raptors and Rodenticides- the Unintended Consequences of Rat Poison 1:08:05

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The Generosity of Meadows 53:50

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The Future is Nuts! 1:06:18

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Grow Your Own Apothecary Garden 1:04:06

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Building a More Resilient World 1:01:43

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The Wondrous World of Living Color 1:05:09

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How to Create Living Compost 50:21

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Grow Good Food Without a Yard 52:16

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Clothes and Climate: The Environmental Cost of Fast Fashion 36:02

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Saving Medicinal Plants 50:56

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Gardening the Permaculture Way: How to Create an Abundant Perennial Garden 1:06:12

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Fantastic Fungi 48:45

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Healing Earth: A Diversity of Solutions 1:00:49

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Plant Speak 1:12:34

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Incredible Edible: A Revolution of Kindness 42:57

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Regenerating Land in Mexico at Sanandi Farm 1:02:53

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Our Plant Teachers with Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer 47:56

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Historic Fruit Trees Around the World 1:16:02

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