Joseph Yoon is a chef and ambassador for cooking with edible insects. Joseph has an incredible knowledge of insects, and he promotes their use as a nutritious, ethical, and sustainable food source. His message has been gaining massive exposure in the last two years, so I was grateful to have him join TVTV.

* There was a bit of electronic feedback that began with just fifteen minutes left in the conversation. We cleaned up most of it, but thank you for bearing with a bit of background hum during that time.

Check out Joseph Yoon and Brooklyn Bugs:

https://www.instagram.com/brooklynbugs

https://www.brooklynbugs.com/

https://www.edibleinsects.com/joseph-yoon-of-brookly-bugs/

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From October 2016 to November 2019 Mary Latham drove her mother's old Subaru (in her honor) 43,000 miles across America to collect stories of acts of human kindness. She hit all 50 states and now plans to compile the stories into a book to donate to hospital waiting rooms.

We talked about her journey across America, the future of More Good, the interesting stories she compiled, and much more.

Check out Mary Latham and More Good:

https://www.moregood.today/

https://www.instagram.com/moregoodtoday/

https://www.facebook.com/TheGrAttitudeProject

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Captain Phil Walters is a gator trapper and hunter living in Tampa, Florida. His business has three facets: nuisance trapping, gator hunting experiences, and selling the leather that comes from gator hides. We recorded this episode from an air boat in Phil's backyard, and he told me about all things gator hunting.

Check out Phil:

www.gatorguides.com

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Marc Castelli is a painter and artist living on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Marc is well known for many of his paintings that depict the watermen of the Chesapeake Bay. For years Marc has painted these hard-working men and he has worked alongside them on their boats. We talked about Marc's lifetime of artistry, his travels around the world, his unique upbringing and much more.

Check out Marc Castelli:

https://www.marc-castelli.com/

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Shinobu Kato is the head brewer and founder of Kato Sake Works in Brooklyn, New York. Shinobu is one of a very small number of sake brewers in the United States. Born in Tokyo, Shinobu began brewing sake when he realized that there was a lack of quality sake in the States. We talked about his journey and all things sake in this episode.

Check out Shinobu and Kato Sake Works:

https://www.katosakeworks.com

https://www.instagram.com/katosakeworks/

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Dr. Bill Schindler returns to The Voyages of Tim Vetter Podcast! Dr. Schindler's book, Eat Like a Human, was released this week, so he joined TVTV to talk about the book's contents. Bill and Tim caught up on his recent travel and research, the growth of The Modern Stone Age Kitchen, what eating like a human actually looks like, and much more.

Check out Dr. Bill Schindler:

https://modernstoneagekitchen.com/

https://www.instagram.com/modernstoneagekitchen/

https://www.instagram.com/drbillschindler/

https://www.facebook.com/modernstoneagekitchen

https://eatlikeahuman.com/book/

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Lucien Zayan is the artistic director at The Invisible Dog, a performance space and art exhibition center in Brooklyn, New York. Lucien is also the chef behind the dinner experience at Salle A Manger.

We spoke about Lucien's early life, his travels to Japan, all things The Invisible Dog, and much more.

Check out Lucien Zayan:

https://www.theinvisibledog.org/

https://www.instagram.com/theinvisibledog/

https://www.instagram.com/lucienchefambition/

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Jonathan Wright is a hunter who runs the Pocono Browns deer camp in Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania. Jonathan is helping to promote the hunting lifestyle to people of color, who have often been excluded from the craft. I met Jonathan at Pocono Browns and we discussed his history with hunting, the various wild animals in the Poconos, his historic bear kill, what an experience is like at his camp, and much more.

Check out Jonathan Wright and Pocono Browns:

https://poconobrowns.com/

https://www.instagram.com/poconobrowns/

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Chloe Chan and Anna Huang are the Mott Street Girls. The duo host walking tour's of New York City's Chinatown. The tours provide an education about the history of Chinese-American's experiences in New York City. Chloe and Anna also curate a list of Chinatown's best restaurants on their Instagram account. We spoke about their personal histories, The Chinese Exclusion Act, the gangs of Chinatown, and much more.

Check out Mott Street Girls:

https://www.instagram.com/mottstreetgirls/

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Scott Chaskey is a farmer, poet, writer, educator, and a pioneer in the community farming movement. His work focuses on finding alternatives to conventional agricultural techniques in order to preserve Earth's ecological balance. Scott's book This Common Ground is a highly influential text in the farming community.

I met with Scott at his home in Sag Harbor. We recorded outside in the elements, and we talked about his life, poetry, and history of farming.

Check out Scott Chaskey:

https://www.scottchaskey.com/