John goes on a field trip to visit his friends, Drs. Rick and Karin Dina, D.C. home, who he helped them build and start to grow their vegetable garden in 2010. In this episode, you will get the 6 year update on how their garden is growing, and what they are still growing this time […]

Join Holly and Joey Baird with guest Scott Poirer as they talk about growing in any size space, building your soil, and keeping animals out.

The Urban Farmer talks about making straight lines without using string or any tools.  

Here are four ideas that will get you started homesteading for beginners. Becky starts off talking about raising a hog for meat. A meat pig is an easy project to do even for beginner homesteaders. Next Becky shows you her garden and talks about all the food she is growing. Then Becky shows you her […]

I was tired and sore in this video! But that’s sometimes just what homesteading is like. And turmeric milk helps. This video features the song “Turning Clouds Into Mountains” by Mr. and Mrs. Smith. http://mrandmrssmithhollis.com/ TURMERIC MILK: Quickest way: To a cup of warm milk, add a teaspoon of turmeric powder and a generous shaking […]

The Permaculture Student Online makes Swale ditches to hold water.

In this episode, you will learn how a family has converted 1.5 acres of grass, weeds and trash into a productive organic farm t hat produces 25% of the food the family eats and is growing to increase that number. John will take you on a tour of this farm, sharing with you all the […]

Most of the world’s human population in now urban. We will examine the permaculturist’s role in city planning and it’s direct relevance to wilderness protection, resource management and cultural curation. Larry Santoyo will lead a frank discussion and share his lessons learned on projects in Los Angeles, New York, Detroit, Mexico City, Panama City and […]

Ben is off-the-grid hiking and exploring the island of Kauai in Hawaii. So today, we bring you a special audio episode: the full chapter 3 of Ben’s New York Times best-selling book “Beyond Training”. In this chapter, you’re going to discover that there is definitely more than one way to build endurance, and whether you’re […]

Just how relevant is a periodical that’s been in print for 225 years – from a time in which our society was deeply connected to the land? With a blend of wisdom from nature and wit from mankind, you’ll be surprised by the practicality and entertainment value of this annual publication with tide tables to […]