Growing a community can be as simple as growing a garden. In this episode join Roger Hudson as he explores the wonderful process and benefits of establishing a community garden. We will hear heartfelt stories from Donna and Mary as they share their experiences with establishing a community garden and friendships that come with it. Sit back and relax as we hear from local folk that have decided to choose a path for the common good and care for planet and people.

Join Roger and Tom as they explore the benefits of Worker-Owned Businesses and how this concept fits into the New Story Spokane Pattern Map to strengthen Local Economies through the promotion of Local Assets. Here to discuss Co-ops in action is Emily Daley and Michael Snow of Inland Cooperative Services. Enjoy this fascinating look into alternative business practices designed to increase worker wellbeing and productivity to create a Reliable Prosperity for all.

Join Roger Hudson and Tom Robinson interview special guest Don Scheuerman as they discuss how Palouse Heritage grows nutritious, flavorful heritage grains using regenerative farming practices that strengthen local food systems without compromising the health and future of our delicate ecosystem. Don takes us on a journey from our local Palouse to the other side of the planet and back in time to find ancient grains. Prepare for a fantastic adventure as Don tells us of his family history and how Palouse Heritage strives to ensure a healthier alternative to modern carbon farming while keeping alive a steady supply of exceptional and unique heritage grains for our community and generations to come.