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Adam Brock, author of Change Here Now, applies concepts from permaculture to help achieve more resilient and sustainable communities, both urban and rural.

Tara Rodriguez Besosa is the co-founder of El Departamento de la Comida, a nonprofit collective for the advancement of sustainable, resilient, and…

Michael Thompson, local architect and president of Fat City Farmers, discusses a community conversation series that focuses on creating a "People's…

Living Permaculture digs into the new year with Michael Dolan, co-owner of Burnt Ridge Nursery and Orchards in Onalaska, Washington. Co-hosts Jerome…

Marjory Wildcraft founded The Grow Network to promote sustainable living, food sovereignty and natural medicines. She joins Steph and Jerome to share…

Author Rob Hopkins is co-founder of the international Transition Towns movement. This is part 2 of his discussion with Steph Syson and Jrome Osentowski to…

This month on The Inner Game, Gwen talks with Regenerative Landscape Manager, Lauren Galanes. Lauren is trained in permaculture and urban farming, as well as Chinese medicine and shamanism. Listen to The Inner Game on KDNK.org, the first Tuesday of each month at 4pm.

On this episode of Inner Game, Gwen talks with Vanessa Harmony, owner of Colorado Edible Forest, and the host of the Living Permaculture show also on KDNK. Listen to The Inner Game on KDNK.org the first Tuesday of each month at 4pm.

Vanessa Harmony is a nursery grower, consultant, and educator specializing in food forests, edible forest gardens, heritage orchards, and permaculture design. She owns and operates Colorado Edible Forest, a plant nursery and consulting business in operation since 2016 with the mission to grow food, build soil, and nurture Nature via fruit trees, berry bushes, nitrogen-fixing shrubs, and edible perennial plants. As of 2022 Vanessa co-hosts Living Permaculture with Jerome Osentowski of Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (CRMPI).

On this episode of Farm Talk, Adrian Fielder, Cody Lee, and Chris Hassig discuss climate change, water issues, and the permaculture rainwater harvesting movement after a summer of heat.