John Kotab discusses his book Bee the Change, a travelogue about his discovery of what we can do to save bees and other pollinators.

Bee the Change

Caring for Earth, Ourselves, and Each Other.

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Replay: Stephen Barstow - Around the World in 80 Plants

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My guest today is Lisa Rose, author most recently of Midwest Foraging, which was supposed to be the basis of our conversation and we do touch on that some, but also spend our time telling stories about family traditions; place and the lands we each feel connected to; and how foraging and food can return seasonality to our lives, along with a host of new flavors, once we leave the grocery store behind.


 
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Replay: Lisa Rose - Midwest Foraging

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Replay: Jason Godesky - Myth Making and Storytelling

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My guest for this episode is Katrina Blair, author of the wonderful book The Wild Wisdom of Weeds recently released by Chelsea Green. Katrina lives in Durango, Colorado at Turtle Lake Refuge, home to the Turtle Lake Community Farm and Wild Food CSA, and Local Wild Life Cafe.


 
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Replay: Katrina Blair - The Wild Wisdom of Weeds

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My guest for this episode is Craig Sponholtz, a permaculture practitioner who operates Watershed Artisans. One of Craig’s specialties is in building regenerative earthworks to capture water and restore degraded land, which forms the basis for our conversation today.


 
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