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Ep 9: No is Not Enough with Jeff Tkach
I (Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm of KPH & The Canary Collective) got the dirt in this episode for ya!
As Naomi Klein says, "no" is not enough - what do we want to say "yes" to? We say "No" to pesticides making people sick, "no" to the hunger epidemic around the world, "no" to storms and droughts ruining communities. Let's say "yes" to organic and regenerative agriculture!
I interviewed Jeff Tkach of The Rodale Institute about organic farming, soil health, and his own chronic illness story back in May 2020. He is doing some seriously amazing work. We are living out a nature metaphor in our bodies through our canary chronic illness experience right now - if we don't heal the soil ecosystems on this planet, we will only have 59 years left of food we can grow on this planet and the storms will keep getting more intense. If we don't heal the ecosystems in our bodies (and heal our food, water, and air so that we can heal our bodies), then the storms of chronic illness and inflammation within our bodies will keep getting more intense. Let's save ourselves and the planet with smart, sustainable solutions!
To find out more about The Rodale Institute and become a monthly sustainer of their work, visit https://rodaleinstitute.org/
To find a Functional Medicine practitioner, visit: https://www.ifm.org/find-a-practitioner/
This episode was recorded across space and time on occupied lands of Arapahoe and other indigenous First Nations communities across the "United States of America."
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By Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm
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I (Kaeley Pruitt-Hamm of KPH & The Canary Collective) got the dirt in this episode for ya!
As Naomi Klein says, "no" is not enough - what do we want to say "yes" to? We say "No" to pesticides making people sick, "no" to the hunger epidemic around the world, "no" to storms and droughts ruining communities. Let's say "yes" to organic and regenerative agriculture!
I interviewed Jeff Tkach of The Rodale Institute about organic farming, soil health, and his own chronic illness story back in May 2020. He is doing some seriously amazing work. We are living out a nature metaphor in our bodies through our canary chronic illness experience right now - if we don't heal the soil ecosystems on this planet, we will only have 59 years left of food we can grow on this planet and the storms will keep getting more intense. If we don't heal the ecosystems in our bodies (and heal our food, water, and air so that we can heal our bodies), then the storms of chronic illness and inflammation within our bodies will keep getting more intense. Let's save ourselves and the planet with smart, sustainable solutions!
To find out more about The Rodale Institute and become a monthly sustainer of their work, visit https://rodaleinstitute.org/
To find a Functional Medicine practitioner, visit: https://www.ifm.org/find-a-practitioner/
This episode was recorded across space and time on occupied lands of Arapahoe and other indigenous First Nations communities across the "United States of America."