The Garden Culture Podcast with Bailey Van Tassel

Bailey announces that the podcast is taking a pause as she focuses on her design business and her Substack. The podcast will come back after 500 paid subscribers on Substack - a fun goal that we can all work towards!

Thank you all so much for your support thus far with the podcast, it really means the world!

Bailey's Substack, In The Garden is HERE.

You can get your copy of Kitchen Garden Living by Bailey Van Tassel HERE

Bailey Van Tassel interviews Steven Hoffen, a high-schooler who started a hydroponics non-profit that feeds over 33,000 people yearly in underserved populations. Steven went to Isreal in seventh grade and was inspired to make a film about women coming together to grow their own food with hydroponics. That quickly turned into his pursuit of using hydroponic systems to help people who are incarcerated, the elderly, and asylum seekers. Steven was named a CNN Hero and is on his way to creating something immensely dynamic, all with the power of food. He shares about what his towers do, how they work, and what his mission is.

For more info on Growing Peace go to www.growingpeaceinc.org

For more info on Bailey Van Tassel, go to www.baileyvantassel.com

Bailey Van Tassel talks about how to design your own kitchen garden, prioritizing aesthetic versus space for veggies, and the way she breaks down client projects. Fall and Winter are great times to tackle new builds, so you can get a jump on Spring.

To get a custom design quote to work with Bailey go HERE.

For the design download, go here: https://stan.store/baileyvantassel

For the design quiz, go HERE.

To preorder Kitchen Garden Living, go HERE.

Bailey Van Tassel interviews author and journalist Simon Parkin about his book, The Forbidden Garden - The Botanists of Besieged Leningrad and Their Impossible Choice. Bailey recommends this as one of her favorite books, as it is wildly important in modern times to understand the importance of seeds and their ultimate fragility. Parkin talks about how he came to find this story and the importance of telling it. There are a few spoilers in the interview, but not many. Parkin shares his exploration of this question: should the botanists in charge of the world's first seed bank use the seeds to feed people amidst starvation and a harsh winter, or do they stick to their pledge of saving the seeds for the sake of humanity's future, and scientific progress in finding better ways to grow invaluable crops?

Listen in to hear more about the telling of this story and what we can learn from it.

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For more info on Simon Parkin go to www.simonparkin.com

To pre-order Bailey's book, Kitchen Garden Living, go HERE.

This week Bailey Van Tassel interviews Emilie Toups, founder and CEO of Toups & Co Organics, a clean skincare line that specializes in tallow and animal-based products. Emilie digs into the main question of, "What actually makes products clean?" and shares how she's healed thyroid disorder, eczema, and more. Bailey and Emilie also talk about the special Toups tallow rendering process, why animal-based skincare is so good for you, and so much more.

Emilie's Toups Picks:

Frankincense Tallow

Glow Serum

Resurfacing Mask

Deodorant HERE

To pre-order Kitchen Garden Living and get all the bonuses, go HERE.

This week Bailey digs into two ecological practices that have enhanced and redirected her home garden experience, boidynamics and permaculture. She explains why she's making a biodynamic 500 preparation of putting fresh cow manure into a raw cow horn and how shes designing her space to be more symbiotic with nature than in opposition with it.

To order Kitchen Garden Living, go HERE.

For more info on biodynamics go HERE.

Bailey Van Tassel is joined by Angela Yoder, the co-founder of Yoderbilt who makes greenhouses, chicken coops, and other homestead structures. Angela talks about how her husband built her a greenhouse seeking to solve for sturdiness and also beauty. They now have a thriving business that serves just that purpose: to build beautiful and functional structures that add charm and purpose to your farm or garden. Angela shares about her journey into greenhouse growing and what she found out the hard way. She shares about finding your function for the greenhouse (overwintering or starting seeds) and digs into why insulation, heating, and airflow are important. Angela shares some fun and practical stories about her success with citrus, how they came to create new designs and all the mistakes that we need to avoid.

For more information on Yoderbuilt, go to www.yoderbilt.com

Angelas favorite book: Cut Flower Garden by Erin Benzakein

To pre-order Bailey's book go to www.baileyvantassel.com/kitchengardeliving

In this episode Bailey shares about what living a "garden-inspired life" means and gives some encouragement for gardeners. She talks about some of the evolutions that take place within the gardener as they learn, as well as a the importance of things like community and sharing the harvest.

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Bailey's book, Kitchen Garden Living. Pre-order and get your bonuses HERE.

Get tickets to The Homemaker's Conference HERE.

More about Bailey at www.baileyvantassel.com

In this episode, Bailey Van Tassel reviews the four methods that she recommends for filling a raised bed for the very first time.

To pre-order Kitchen Garden Living and get bonuses, go HERE.

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In this episode, Bailey Van Tassel gives an update on their cross-country move from California to Tennessee and the hidden benefits. She also shares the reality of the actual move itself and answers her most-asked questions about it all from her community.

To pre-order Kitchen Garden Living and get all the bonuses, go HERE.