Eli Wheat is a special human! A kindred spirit in curiosity and a special soul. A farmer, a professor, a biologist, a wonderer.  Listening to the land is a disruptive act! His Farm, <a href='http://www.skyrootfarm.com/'>Skyroot Farm </a> His University of Washington<a href='https://envstudies.uw.edu/faculty/eli-wheat/'> Teacher Page</a>

Eli Wheat is a special human! A kindred spirit in curiosity and a special soul. A farmer, a professor, a biologist, a wonderer. Listening to the land is a disruptive act! His Farm, Skyroot Farm His University of Washington Teacher Page

Eli Wheat is a special human! A kindred spirit in curiosity and a special soul. A farmer, a professor, a biologist, a wonderer.&nbsp; Listening to the land is a disruptive act! His Farm, <a href="http://www.skyrootfarm.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Skyroot Farm </a> His University of Washington<a href="https://envstudies.uw.edu/faculty/eli-wheat/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Teacher Page</a>

Eli Wheat: Listening to the Land is a Disruptive Act

My name is Brady Ryan and I am a sea salt farmer on San Juan Island in Washington State. Ever since I was a child I have felt like my main skill was not that I was smarter or stronger or harder working or braver than anyone else, I was just a little more curious than the average cat. Since becoming a parent and trying to be a good husband and small business owner have taken so much of my energy and attention, I feel like this one superpower I have has fallen by the wayside. This podcast is my attempt to rediscover curiosity through conversation and contemplation. I will be alternating conversations with guests one episode with a short musing of my own the next. The musing episodes will allow me to try to explore ideas that I've heard or that I've come up with in an open ended way. My theory is that exploration is worth much more than answers and hopefully the interviews and the musings can live up to that principle.

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