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Deep Roots Radio episodes
- Keeping local bees through the harsh winters of the Upper Midwest
How do you keep bees alive when Wisconsin winter temps commonly dip to 10 below? In this @DeepRootsRadio chat, the Zieglers describe the challenges and rewards of keeping bees.
33 min - The challenges of mushroom hunting
We're all tempted, but do we dare pick and eat that mushroom? This interview with a very experienced mushroom hunter provides the skinny. Enjoy.
25 min - Anne Stobart Part 1 - Introduction to trees and shrubs that heal
Anne Stobart is a clinical herbalist, permaculture designer, educator/lecturer, blogger and author. This five-part series was prompted by the January 2024 release of her latest book, Trees and Shrubs That Heal.
In this first conversation, Anne describes her early years in herbal studies, which began in London. Future episodes will cover medicinal shrubs and trees of North America; the history of herbal medicine in the UK; the woody plants of the UK; herb conservation and safety, and more.
She joined me - via Zoom - from Devon, England.
Her website, Medicinal Forest Garden Trust, has free downloads as well as links to her online courses. You can also subscribe to her bi-weekly newsletter, annestobart.substack.com
29 min - Marcus Carpenter -How Route 1 is helping emerging BIPOC farmers
In this Deep Roots Radio interview Marcus Carpenter, founder of Route 1, describes what his nonprofit is doing to encourage and support emerging BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) farmers in Minnesota and the Upper Midwest.
29 min - Julia Skinner - how fermention has shaped cultures and communities for generations
In this Deep Roots Radio interview, author, researcher, historian and teacher Julia Skinner talks about "Our Fermented Lives." In this lively half-hour chat, she describes how the activities around fermented foods have shaped cultures and communities around the world over hundreds of years.
29 min - Wisconsin celebrates women working in agricultural/land conservation
Deep Roots Radio chats with Kriss Marion, communications lead for the Wisconsin Women in Conservation about their work with women and men across the state.
31 min - Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association celebrates 30th
Deep Roots Radio chat with Sheila Everhart, Exec Dir of Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association about three decades working to help farmers welcome visitors and the public find ag-based adventures across the state.
30 min - Rosalee de la Foret on the power of holistic herbal medicine and food
Deep Roots Radio chat with best-selling author, teacher and herbalist Rosalee de la Foret about what holistic herbalism is and how it works.
30 min - Wisconsin gov't pushes laws likely to cripple event barns/venues
Deep Roots Radio interview focuses on legislative moves with high probability of constraining farm-based event venues ability to do business and meet public demands
31 min
About Deep Roots Radio
From the publisher's feed
This show is about connecting the dots between what we consume and how it affects the health - of our environment, our bodies, our culture, and our economy. Every dollar we spend on food, clothes,…
health care, recreation, and building materials either supports pollution or clean water, worker poverty or economic health, nutrition or empty calories, and humane or cruel livestock conditions. Guests from across the country and around the world share insights for a healthier culture, lifestyle, and planet. There is hope. Let's be the change.