In this first episode of "Forest Radio" (a special new Farm Talk mini-series), Adrian Fielder meets Aviram Rozin, author of Humanity 2.0: Ten Principles for a Compassionate Society and founder of Sadhana Forest, a bold, multi-continent project to regenerate forest and community in ways that provide abundance of food, health and well-being for everyone.

Gretchen Hoffman and Karen Crownhart talk to Adrian Fielder and Cody Lee about their stewardship of the Roaring Fork High School grow dome/garden, the story of how it started and how the community can get involved.

Omananda speaks with Cody Lee about the Sadhana Forest Project; how the project started, it's locations throughout the world, and describes what the experience is like for its many volunteers.

Cody Lee talks with UC Davis Professor, Richard Sexton, author of FOOD FIGHT, which Documents the Challenges to Feeding the World in the 21st century & Illustrates Ways in Which Contemporary Food Policies Imperil Food Security.

On this month's episode of Farm Talk, Shelly and Mike discuss their farming background and the winding path that lead them to growing flowers and veggies at Sustainable Settings.

Adam, Justin, Fallon and Haley join us to talk about their experience at Wild Mountain Seeds, including their mentorship with Casey Piscura. Adam and Justin also share about their visit to the Organic Seed Growers Conference in Corvalis, Oregon.

Adrian Fielder, Kat Hardy and Cody Lee reminisce about our dear community member, Casey Piscura.

Rain, Rain, Rain for a Bountiful Harvest