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#327 This episode explored the journey to finding one's life purpose, with insights from guest Angell Deer, a practitioner of ancient healing modalities. Guy and Angell discussed the discomfort often felt from being misaligned in life and the concept of 'being hit by spirit' as a catalyst for change. Angell shared his own transformative journey from a successful corporate background to embracing shamanic work, emphasizing the need to reconnect with nature and ancestral wisdom. The conversation touches on the growing interest in spiritual transformation post-COVID-19 and the importance of engaging with traditional teachings to navigate modern life's challenges. About Angell: Angell Deer is an ordained minister, mystic, medicine man, teacher, permaculturist, beekeeper, international speaker and lover of all forms of life.  He has dedicated his life to remembering, learning, and teaching ancient wisdom through the lineages of Andean Cosmology and Norse Shamanism. His passion is to weave words and stories, people and places, darkness and light, wounds and love, ancient and modern times.  Deeply committed to the healing of this world, he is heartbrokenly inspired by our shared humanity. He likes to dwell in the adventurous space of not-knowing, learning from his elders the mystery and magic of creation, in the never-ending inquiry into a spiritual way of life.  He is often found on the land of The Sanctuary in awe of the myceliumystic connections of life, tending to the trees and animals, and praying for a world where relationships, community and deep care for life is a reality. Key Points Discussed:  (00:00) - A Journey Through Ancient Wisdom and Modern Challenges (00:56) - Introduction to the Guest: Angell Deer (01:04) - Challenges in Finding Purpose (01:35) - The Importance of Practical Spirituality (01:55) - Angell Deer's Journey and Shamanic Work (03:53) - The Disconnect from Nature and Its Consequences (09:31) - Personal Awakening and Realization (14:58) - The Turning Point: Entrepreneur of the Year (19:45) - The Path to Healing and Ancient Wisdom (25:24) - Falling Upwards: Embracing Descent (25:46) - Facing Inner Demons: Tools and Rituals (27:10) - Healing Through Sacred Reciprocity (29:25) - Life as a Soul's Kindergarten (32:29) - Discovering Your Soul's Calling (37:39) - The Impact of Global Crises on Spiritual Awakening (40:32) - Unexpected Agents of Transformation (44:55) - Practical Steps for Spiritual Connection (47:58) - Conclusion and Resources How to Contact Angell Deer:www.thesanctuaryheal.com   About me:My Instagram: www.instagram.com/guyhlawrence/?hl=en Guy's websites:www.guylawrence.com.au www.liveinflow.co

First and foremost Alfa Vedic is a Health & Wellness platform grounded in permaculture farming with decades of clinical practice in Bioterrain Medicine.  Bioterrain Medicine is founded on the knowledge and application of Nature's four regenerative pillars: hydrogen, oxygen, inorganic elements & organic matter. On this Alfacast, Polla Pratt, founder of the SUPERPOWERED Self-Healing Club brings her years of experience in the use of Ozone therapies, Somatics & New German Medicine to further our prior discussion on the essential role of Ozone within the field of Bioterrain Medicine. Polla Pratt is a Sovereign Systems Designer, therapist, speaker, author and Permaculturist adept in remote viewing with a passion to help people engage in the correct use of home ozone therapy systems. We'll contrast the therapeutic use of both Hydrogen and Oxygen/Ozone, while lending further depth in drawing parallels in the role of these elements in the larger etheric mechanism.  Beyond the basic elemental effects on physiology, Polla will share a more dynamic application of these oxidative therapies to expedite beneficial change to the entire mind-body continuum through her unique synthesis with other modalities. Central to this not-to-be-missed roundtable will be at-home techniques and modalities, as we enter a new paradigm of self-healing and responsibility and once and for all end the medical mythology of "disease". Show links: Join Polla's Superpowered Self-Healing Course:  https://alfavedic.com/superpowered Get the best Oxygen & Hydrogen solutions: https://alfavedic.com/product-categor... Join Mike in OZ at The Living Free Festival! Aug 23-25 (use code ALFAVEDIC for discount) https://www.livingfreefestival.org/ Learn The True Nature Of Dis-Ease & How Our Bodies Actually Work: https://alfavedic.com/themyth/ Join Our Private Community And Join In The Discussion: https://alfavedic.com/join-us/ Follow our new YT channel: / @offgridelegance   Get our favorite blue blocker glasses! https://alfavedic.com/raoptics Learn how to express your law and uphold your rights as one of mankind. https://alfavedic.com/lawformankind Alfa Vedic is an off-grid agriculture & health co-op focused on developing products, media & educational platforms for the betterment of our world. By using advanced scientific methods, cutting-edge technologies and tools derived from the knowledge of the world's greatest minds, the AV community aims to be a model for the future we all want to see. Our comprehensive line of health products and nutrition is available on our website. Most products are hand mixed and formulated right on our off grid farm including our Immortality Teas which we grow on site.  Find them all at   https://alfavedic.com​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Follow Alfa Vedic: https://linktr.ee/alfavedic Follow Mike Winner: https://linktr.ee/djmikewinner

Dare to Dream with Debbie Dachinger Guest, Angell Deer, a mystic, medicine man, teacher, permaculturist, beekeeper & international speaker. He's dedicated his life to remembering & teaching ancient wisdom through the lineages of Andean Cosmology & Norse Shamanism. Angell's journey from the corporate world to becoming a shaman. Andean Cosmology and Norse Shamanism - two powerful traditions This week I featured ANGELL DEER: Andean & Norse Mystic Medicine Man creating Sacred Shamanic Space! Click above to watch it now.

Highlights: 1. Andean cosmovision as a point of convergence to a sacred link2. Norse Shamanism's use of divination, healing ceremonies, magic and trance work3. What makes a space sacred, so it impacts our spiritual journey?4. Insights on Inca Andean CosmologySubscribe, Like and Comment!My guest, Angell Deer is the founder of The Sanctuary, a revered Shamanic Healing Center nestled in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, New York. He is the author of the book, "The Sacred Web: The Magical Craft of Your Sacred Shamanic Space." Angell creates a haven for individuals seeking connection with nature and ancient wisdom teachings. Additionally, he serves as the Founder and Executive Director of The New York Bee Sanctuary. Through his advocacy, research, and education initiatives, he has championed the cause of bee conservation on local and global scales. Angell's career, however, began in the corporate world - with over two decades of experience in leadership roles within the luxury retail and sustainability industries. Angell reached the pinnacle of corporate success which was accompanied by a profound realization that the life he had built was lacking meaning. He embarked on a deeper exploration of spirituality and holistic wellness. Drawn to the ancient wisdom of Andean Cosmology and Norse Shamanism, Angell immersed himself and embraced his purpose as a shaman, mystic, and healer. His unique journey has led him to become a sought-after international speaker, sharing his insights on spirituality, wellness, and environmental stewardship. Angell has spoken in front of global audiences at the French Embassy in New York, at Harvard Business School, and at Parson School of Design in NYC. Learn more at: ⁠https://www.thesanctuaryheal.com/⁠"Dare to Dream" podcast, with host, Debbi Dachinger, offers cutting-edge conversation on metaphysics, quantum creating, channeling, healing, UFO's, paranormal and extraterrestrials.Join Debbi on Instagram: ⁠@daretodreampodcast⁠ and @⁠debbidachinger⁠My gift to you: Free Starseed Report and Video: ⁠https://www.galactic-shaman.com/⁠ which includes~ • a Starseed Video and Report. You will deep dive into 19 different Starseeds – each species has its own gifts, career, and purpose. Find your galactic origins in this mind-blowing information.♥New program: Join the 'Animal Spirit Medicine' Shamanic Healing Program: ⁠https://www.myvisibility.site/shamanic⁠ Begin a profound journey in the sacred, mystical realm of animal beings who've chosen to share their wisdom here on Earth.#debbidachinger #DareToDream #podcast #spirituality #AngellDeer #spiritual #shaman #sacred #NorseShamanism #AndeanCosmo #Inca #TheSanctuary #sacredness #magic #SacredShamanSpace #MedicineMan #ascension #permaculturist #beekeeper #AncientWisdom #AndeanCosmology #Starseed #mysticBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/dare-to-dream-with-debbi-dachinger--1980925/support.

How can we better understand (and care for) the world around us? Be more in sync with nature? Become better attuned to what grows and lives in our own backyard? Permaculturist and author Ben Falk offers his candid thoughts on how to do just this. He starts with his own story, explaining how he went from "tree hugger" to where he is today (more than an "environmentalist" in the traditional sense of the word). He goes over the permaculture zones and other basics for how to best interact with our environment, reviews how to make the most of our resources (yes, even human "waste"), and ultimately how to collaborate with nature for a brighter future for all of us. Visit Ben's website: wholesystemsdesign.com Find Weston A. Price Foundation resources in Spanish. Check out our sponsors: Optimal Carnivore and Paleo Valley.

The elves are still at it with this one bringing together a story for a fresh pivot going out on 2023, as the calendar says anyway.Wake the Farm Up! Maintaining Ground Podcast with Host Ande the Elf, welcomes Tao Orion, an Ecologist, Permaculturist, Homesteader and Author of the book "Beyond the War on Invasive Species"Read a book sometime!!!In this episode we touch upon restoration ecology and views of management, observation of natures flow and our guidance received by the indicatorsResiliencePermaculture@resiliencepermaculture on InstagramResilience Permaculture Design on FacebookResilience Permaculture on Youtube@Tao-Orion on TwitterThis show starts out with a heart felt call for ceasefire and peace and growth.Hila the Earth recent release منطقة REGION חבל ארץlink to songthe edit elves are super fans of Hila and are so grateful to share her voice now and in future audio shows! Welcome Hila!Link to youtube(1:50) WTFU teaser flows get ready for this show!(3:55) Welcome rising voice and rising coHost of Wake the Farm Up! Podsquad Cuyo Guaribo,  Chris Castillo Check out his solo flows on his Spotify pod flow(4:20)Hila the Earth Dirty TalkLink(6:17)Tao Orion show Teasers(8:17)The Elf and Tao Orion convo flow beginsevery bit a flow into another flow like dendric patterns of thoughts merging and growing a forest of fresh observation and pivots of thought upon our interaction in the greater ecosystem.   (54:08)Closing Elfkin Song, Friend of the Earth(59:55)Granpa Elfkin singing gratitude for nature Timewarp 1982Support the showLinks to Stefin101 and Doctor Bionic Check us out on instagram @wakethefarmup @maintaining_ground_podcast@kastle_369Ask how you could be involved in the show, Subscribe and Support the Show

An interview with Judson Carroll on the history of Catholic Medicine. Original Video: https://youtube.com/live/AZgXWHbZ54w?feature=share ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Judson Carroll is a Master Herbalist and Permaculturist from the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, USA. He began learning about herbs and their uses from the old Appalachian folks, especially the Hicks family of Beech Creek, when he was around 15. He hosts the Southern Appalachian Herbal Podcast: Southern Appalachian Herbs https://www.spreaker.com/show/southern-appalachian-herbs He teaches free, online herbal medicine classes: Herbal Medicine 101 https://rumble.com/c/c-618325 He also writes a weekly article on herbs and their properties: https://southernappalachianherbs.blogspot.com/151 His passion is being outside, enjoying the woods, the water and the garden. His mission is to revive the tradition of “folk medicine” in America, so families can care for their own ailments at home, using the herbs God gave us for that purpose. He is a moderator and contributor for The Grow Network and you can communicate with him there https://thegrownetwork.com/ His email address is southernappalachianherbs@gmail.com or judson@judsoncarroll.com His website is www.judsoncarroll.com Books by Judson Carroll: The Herbs and Weeds of Fr. Johannes Künzle The Medicinal Trees of the American South, An Herbalist's Guide: Look Up Herbal Medicine for Preppers, Homesteaders and Permaculture People Christian Herbal Medicine, the History and Practice The Encyclopedia of Bitter Medicinal Herbs Growing Your Survival Herb Garden for Preppers, Homesteaders and Everyone Else Medicinal Shrubs and Woody Vines of the American South, Mid-Atlantic Region The Omnivore's Guide to Home Cooking for Preppers, Homesteaders, Permaculture People and Everyone Else Medicinal Ferns and Fern Allies, an Herbalist's Guide All titles are available on Amazon.com or directly from the author. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parker-zurbuch6/support

https://www.bobhillary.com/ Bob is a folk Singer-songwriter, Author, Earth protector, & Permaculturist who makes music that is earthy, soulful & simple. He is a passionate advocate of the 'Live Simply' movement that is currently spreading around the Globe, & is a keen practitioner of Yoga, Meditation and living naturally. He is actively engaged in bringing about much-needed change to outdated systems in the World, & his songs have this message running strongly through them. His music & books carry a strong message for this time. His debut album 'NATURE'S PACE' was recorded in the wild mountains of Scotland in a fully analogue studio with producer Robin Wynn-Evans (Dodgy, Manic Street Preachers). His debut album is both spacious & wildly beautiful. Bob's simple quirky folk songs with impeccable full band production. His 2nd Album ‘LOVE' was recorded at Iguana World Music studios in London in 2012 - & caught the attention of The Big Chill record label. ‘Love' was released on the label & lead single ‘The Earth Song' received Radioplay on BBC Introducing & 6 Music - & is a globally loved & appreciated song. In 2014 Bob & his wife moved Off-Grid to the mountains of Wales - & the ‘back to the earth' lifestyle inspired his 3rd album 'SIMPLIFY' - also released on the Big Chill label to global appreciation. An album of grounded, simple conscious folk songs, the album was recorded in Glastonbury & was produced by Real World Studios producer Ben Findlay (Robert Plant/ Kasabian). In 2021 - after 3 intense covid lockdowns & a divorce - Bob's new Album 'SACRED' began to form. Bob was approached by renowned producer Matt Butler (John Martin, Rolling Stones, Paul Macartney) who had heard Bob's new songs - & it was suggested that they take the songs to famous Rockfield Studios in Wales - & record an album ‘for these times'. With a full soul band behind him - & a choir of Gospel singers singing glorious harmonies - the album 'Sacred' was born. With current Single ‘In the Light' making waves across BBC Radio Stations - the album is being released via Absolute records to much excitement & anticipation in August 2022… Bob & his band ‘the Family Band' will be touring the new Album across the UK in Sept/ Oct 2022… Bob has recently written a self-help book, titled 'Simplify - How to Stay sane in a World going Mad' - which he describes as a 'Spiritual Survival Guide for how to stay sane & not lose your shit in these very confusing times we are living in…!' It is published by Watkins Books. Some recent Press: ‘In a World that increasingly assaults our ears with glitches, beeps & ringtones there is need for something that grounds all this electricity. Bob's music does just that.' Music Week Bob is a folk artist pushing a positive message. Its the combination of funky folk with meaningful lyrics that makes his music so engaging...' Tim Ferrone EMI RECORDS ‘Bob's book ‘Simplify' is a call to Self-Empowerment, self-love, and self-determination. Strong, authentic, direct, and kind, it put a bounce in my step and a smile on my face. Thank you, Bob, your voice leaps out from the pages of this heartfelt book.'

Mandy will provide an overview of the Lethbridge Sustainable Living Association and all of their hands-on grassroot initiatives as they relate to local food security, sustainability, community building, and reducing waste. The speaker will offer suggestions for simple ways of engaging our local food supporting initiatives, businesses, and organizations. She will discuss the importance of relationships and how this fundamental caring for one another increases our community ability to feed ourselves better while increasing our resiliency to the changing climate and political world instability. During a time where we are seeing food prices and inflation skyrocketing, we want to know that we have agency in where and how our food comes to us. Mandy will point to many local examples of projects, and groups who are making traction towards a more community secure food system.   Speaker:     Mandy Sandbach - Lethbridge Sustainable Living Association and SOULfully SOIL             Mandy Sandbach is an ally, student and Lover of SOIL. Her goal in life is to become the richest, Teeming with LIFE, decomposing, fertility that could be found in a COMPOST pile. Her passion and gifts lay in tending to the relationships and community that will create what is required for the new Human Story. As a Permaculturist, knowledge sharer, mother, partner, small business owner, non-profit advocate, Mandy has shared many skills and experience within her community here in Southern Alberta and abroad. Skill and knowledge sharing is where you will likely find Mandy if she is not with the bees, birds, trees, worms and fungi.

Did you know that harvested rainwater can be used in arid regions of the world to support food-bearing shade trees, abundant gardens, and a thriving landscape that provides wildlife habitat, beauty, medicinal plants, and more?  Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Brad Lancaster, rainwater harvester, permaculturist, regenerative design consultant and award-winning author of Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond. Lancaster describes how he captures rain and grey water, and thereby transformed his community, reduced temperatures, and improved health.Related website:   https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/ 

"Sustainability indicates that we want keep doing what we have now. But we don't, we want to make it better." Helen is international permaculture, agroforestry and land regeneration practitioner based in southern Portugal. Born in the UK, Helen has travelled extensively and has lived and worked in a number of countries scattered around the world, including Finland, India, Papua New Guinea, the US, Mexico, Cuba and Peru. She has been a paleoclimate research scientist, conservationist, rural agriculture extension officer, marine conservation programme director, and since 2010, more broadly, a permaculturist. We speak about the principles of agroforestry and syntropic agriculture. But also about belonging and understanding the physical landscape where we belong and how we should see ourselves as part of nature and its processes. We are debating human influence on the environment and how catastrophic it is or is not. And what does sustainability actually mean?

Bringing gardening methods full circle. In This Podcast: We learn from Crystal Stevens about the many inexpensive ways to build a regenerative and edible landscape using natural resources. Crystal describes the different possibilities that can be incorporated into any size space that can lead one down the path towards self-sufficiency. One of her specialties is herbs and she shares with us some of the medicinal properties of herbs and their health benefits.  Don't miss an episode!visit UrbanFarm.Org/podcast Crystal lives along the bluffs of the Mighty Mississippi River in Godfrey, Illinois with her husband, and 2 children. She is an Author, an Artist/Art Teacher, a Folk Herbalist, a Regenerative Farmer, and a Permaculturist. She has written 3 books published by New Society Publishers: Grow Create Inspire, Worms at Work, and Your Edible Yard. Crystal speaks at conferences and Mother Earth News Fairs across the United States and has been teaching a Resilient Living workshop series for over a decade. Visit www.UrbanFarm.org/growcreateinspire for the show notes on this episode, and access to our full podcast library! Crystal Stevens on regenerative urban farming.

In today's episode, the lad's interview Permaculturist and environmentalist Chris DeVault. Today's topics consist of taking care of your health, global dimming, ethics and a couple joke caught in between! Chris is well known for his upgrade downloading Instagram account (link below) check him out and stay green!

Waylon James Dsouza is an artist and designer, who creates avantgarde pieces of educational art based on substantial research via various vantages. He views our world through the lens of biomimicry, and integrates learning from nature into his work. Follow him on Instagram Check out his illustrations Connect with him on Facebook Listen to stories of his diverse practices from industrial design and installations to aquaponics and permaculture. His home terrace is an experimental space called The Botanical Lab, where he realizes his interest as an urban gardener. Waylon's multi-disciplinary explorations result in elaborate exhibits that highlight symbolic materials. They offer sustainable solutions while carrying elements of philosophy, culture, and education. Whether it's a rural community project, an urban planning exercise, a garden to table culinary experience, or an upcycled lighting fixture, Waylon has his pulse on the contemporary society. You may find him planning nocturnal garden layouts, painting his next mandala, or performing with fire at an exotic location. --- Ama - Amche Mollem - Anup J Kat - Aquaponics - Arrival (movie) - Azerbaijan - Beach cleanups - Biomimicry - Canopy walk Castle Rock - Changwon Sculpture Biennale 2020 - Domus - Eternal Flame, Baku - Geoffrey Bawa - Humpback whales - Indica: A Deep Natural History of the Indian Subcontinent - Jago: A Life Underwater - Jiu Jitsu - Judo - Landscape design - Mangrove Boardwalk, Panjim - Marie Kondo - MeRoom - Miyawaki Method of land regeneration - Mycelium network - Paper wasp - Paul Stamets - Permaculture - Plogging - Potter wasp - Slime mold - Social engineering - Sperm whale - Star Trek: Discovery - Tabula Rasa - Taraporewala Aquarium - Tropical architecture - Visual architecture - Zorastrianism --- Timestamps for reference02:36 Waylon's journey 18:10 More projects that Waylon has been working on 22:12 The Great Forgetting 23:21 More projects, especially one for Changwon 28:07 Making mandalas 29:23 Waylon's art expressions and mediums 30:51 Using art to educate, and why history is fascinating 34:53 My Mollem 36:42 Addressing conservation in Waylon's arts practice 37:35 Visual pollution & Sensory pollution 48:33 Understanding the term 'pollution' by definition 52:57 Is technology harvesting humans? 54:44 Mycelium network 57:30 Biomimicry as a lens 01:01:04 Bombay to Goa, breeding and domestication of certain animals 01:18:08 Nikhil's journey in brief 01:24:35 Learning about trees and different species 01:28:08 Coastal ecosystems 01:31:15 Sports and recreation through a responsible lens 01:35:05 Littering, before and after, the bucket analogy 01:38:44 Upcycling our products, Limca example 01:43:15 Conservation is a first world issue, and being vegan 01:50:37 Fire as an element 01:55:40 Industrial design, fluidity of nature, and public spaces 02:00:56 Rewilding urban spaces 02:03:42 Miyawaki method of land generation 02:04:33 What Waylon saw over the years 02:07:57 Waylon's upcoming projects ******* Show cover jingle courtesy of Icons8 Music by Nordgroove from Fugue Episode background tunes courtesy of YouTube Audio LibraryBaila Mi Cumbia (Sting) by Jimmy Fontanez Media Right Productions Sangria by Saidbysed Tango in Mumbai by Quincas Moreira Verve by Benjamin Martins All photographs by Waylon James Dsouza, & WJD Illustration, unless otherwise stated.

Nate Ready is a former Master Sommelier. He worked the floor at Bobby Stuckey's Frasca in Boulder and the French Laundry in Yountville before heading north to find a small working farm in Hood River, Oregon. Hiyu Farm is a biodiverse environment where Nate grows over 100 grape varietals, fruits, vegetables and raises animals. He is a true permaculturist.The Grape Nation is nominated as a Taste Awards "Viewer's Choice" finalist. Help us win by voting today!Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support The Grape Nation by becoming a member!The Grape Nation is Powered by Simplecast.

In today's episode I talk to Bob Hillary who is a Singer/Songwriter, Author, Earth Protector and Permaculturist. He is a passionate advocate of the 'Live Simply' movement that is currently spreading around the Globe and is a keen practitioner of yoga, meditation and living naturally. He is actively engaged in bringing about much-needed change to outdated systems in the world. Bob's music and books carry a strong message for this time. Having previously lived in a busy city for 10 years working the 9-5 lifestyle, Bob experienced a serious illness in the form of M.E, and was forced to change how he was living. He moved out of the city to a rural farm and decided to change his lifestyle. His new book, Simplify, has the sub-title How to Stay Sane in a World Going Mad, which Bob describes as a Spiritual Survival Guide for how to stay sane and thrive in these somewhat confusing times we are living in. Bob offers talks about empowerment, healing and how to navigate these times of challenge. Honest, direct and speaking his truth throughout the episode, Bob expresses his real soul beliefs with passion and a spirit of light, whilst encouraging the listener to embark upon their own journey of courage and faith.

In today's episode, the lads chat with permaculturist Chris Devault about permaculture and its practicality. Permaculture is a system of agriculture that works with nature rather than against it and hopefully, one day will out compete industrialized agriculture Join the discord! https://discord.gg/kkZbtmE

Brock Dolman is a biologist and systems thinker. He is the co-founder of Occidental Arts and Ecology Center—one of the first permaculture education centers in North America. In this episode, Brock colorfully muralizes the concept of regenerative hydration by connecting backyard tools like rainwater, greywater, and fog harvesting, with conceptual tools like water budgets and unorthodox partnerships with keystone species, like the beaver. Brock wants us to think of watersheds as a lifeboat, where we not just slow it, spread it, sink it, but think it, too. This conversation will leave you looking at your space and place differently—and gives you easy-to-implement water and land management solutions for your backyard, business, or organization!

Permacultuur vertaalt de duizenden jaren oude wijsheid van de natuur naar een ethische manier om land te beheren. Paul Arts woont in Zuid-Spanje en beheert daar zijn land volgens permacultuurprincipes en geeft daar ook trainingen en workshop in. Deze principes zijn een prachtige metafoor voor hoe we in organisaties samenwerken. Want hoe je het ook wendt of keert: wij mensen zijn ook natuur. Daar waar we samenwerken vormen we met elkaar een ecosysteem waarbinnen een aantal natuurwetten altijd meespelen in de onderstroom. Een aflevering vol treffende parallellen tussen de principes van permacultuur en leiderschap. Over het belang van langetermijn denken en het eerbiedigen van cycli. Maar ook: hoe veel problemen en plagen voorkomen kunnen worden als de basis gezond blijft. Lees meer over de projecten van Paul en zijn vrouw Marina op www.backtolatierra.com.

When I first met the lovely Emily Sause a few years back, she was 'head of community'for a stunning Manhattan co-working space called The Assemblage. It was part of her job to be welcoming, but she seemed to go above and beyond with her bright-eyed enthusiasm. While I didn't end up joining the super-cool workspace, I did manage to come for a couple of events, including Emily's 'vocal toning' workshop, which was one of the more relaxing deeply meditative hours of my life. We got together a number of times for fun events--hers or mine--and I so appreciated Emily's great positive spirit every time. We have seemed to be so in sync. Funny then that, having lost touch for a bit, we would run into one another in an antique store upstate, where she had moved, post-Covid, and I had just bought a house. Life sometimes changes dramatically on a dime. Emily is now turning her great ability to connect and communicate to the plant world, living and working on a gorgeous farm owned by friends just above the Hudson River in Catskill, NY. She has applied the same loving, nurturing energy she showered on people and events in the city to the kale and tomato plants she cares for now, and her passion for learning about and teaching about this important world of 'permaculture' is palpable. Listen in as we chat, two one-time strangers finding connections along our path...

Geoff Lawton is a permaculture systems designer who has spent more than thirty years implementing and teaching the holistic mindset and ethical design science of permaculture. He has educated more than 15,000 students and consulted on projects in 52 countries around the world. If you’re curious to learn more about permaculture design or philosophy, Geoff has generously provided Waterpeople listeners with free access to his Permaculture Greenroom, where you’ll find inspiring, free video content from Geoff himself, one of the leading permaculture designers in the world. .....Welcome to our new series, Watershed Chats, conversational deep dives with experts and those in service of solutions for a healthier and habitable future on Planet Ocean. Watershed Chats are presented by The Waterpeople Podcast in collaboration with Patagonia. .....Listen with Lauren L. Hill & Dave RastovichSound Engineer & Music by: Shannon Sol Carroll Artist in Residence: Chris Miyashiro Join the conversation: Waterpeoplepodcast.com@Waterpeoplepodcast

Malaika MaVeena Darville is an Earth goddess, shamanic high priestess, global movement facilitator and ceremonialist. She is the founder of InMyElements Dance and lives in Bali full-time, teaching people how to reconnect with their authentic selves and Mother Earth.After enrolling in Malaika's cacao facilitator training and taking her advice to dance every day, my life drastically changed. In this episode, we talk about why dancing is so healing for the body - particularly for healing trauma. Her beliefs around movement as sacred medicine have helped so many people by taking her courses and attending her retreats, helping them learn how to reconnect with their bodies through dance. Malaika shares her story around dance, healing the Earth by healing ourselves and taking care of the mother wound on both the collective and individual levels. Having her on the podcast sharing her wisdom is a great honor, and she even leads us through a short meditation at the end of the episode! She has traveled and lived with indigenous cultures and facilitated groups in Australia, New Zealand, India, Sri Lanka, Spain, Holland, Egypt, China, USA, Costa Rica, Holland, Portugal and Bali with over 30 years of experience.She has taught at the world's top events including Burning Man, Symbiosis, Festival of Bliss, Tantra Festival Thailand, Woodford Folk Festival, Bellingen Global Carnival, Peats Ridge Festival, Ibiza Tantra Festival, Bali Spirit Festival, BOOM Festival and numerous private events. Malaika’s accreditations include being a qualified ISHTA yoga teacher, Qualified Water Dance Practitioner, Hawaiian Body Worker, Permaculturist, African Dance performer and teacher, Ecstatic Dance Dj, Ceremonialist, and Creatrix of 5Elements Dance Activation™ - a shamanic dynamic meditation dance journey embodying the five cardinal elements, earth, water, fire, air, and spirit. She is a Wisdom Keeper and inspirational facilitator who has been at the forefront of the global consciousness movement. You can find more info about her Wild Woman Awakening Training and Cacao Facilitator Training on her website. Connect with Malaika on Instagram @malaika.darville and see her amazing work healing people through movement and the Earth through love! Please rate, subscribe and review! As always, share this message with anyone who needs it and connect on Instagram for more on healing, ascending and loving yourself fully. Follow along for more on Instagram at @brightsideofthemoonpod and @paigepichler.

This month we ramble on with Amber Lehrman from Windstone Farms here in Perry Kansas. She is a certified Permaculturist who teaches through the University of Kansas and also the Kansas Permaculture Institute. You can keep up with her family farm @windstone_farms on Instagram & Facebook, also at www.windstonefarms.net/ !

Hello and welcome to our weekly NGFP Local Lunch podcast which reveals everything you need to know about Nottingham’s local food heroes and how you can get more involved in our vibrant local food scene! Local lunch is brought to you by me Shona Munro and me Penney Poyzer of Nottingham Good Food Partnership the go to organisation for sustainable food in our fair city. Before we introduce our fabulous guest let’s talk about lunch. This week it is roasted garlic and butternut squash with lemon thyme with a side of red cabbage and fennel slaw with pomegranate. It is fresh and tasty and full of vitamins. Find the recipe and nutritional information on the NGFP facebook page after this! This Friday our guest joining us for lunch is Simon Scargill who is the man behind Robin Hood Veg. Simon is a permaculture designer passionate about growing healthy, natural food for local people. We will get to know all about Simon, his introduction to gardening by his grandad, why he loves to grow food and his vision for using land in our city, more productively. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngfplocallunch/message

Sustainable development, spirituality, meat industry & capitalism. We discuss all this and much more with Shaykh Hassan Elsetohy & Geoff Lawton. Shaykh Hassan is an Engineer, Permaculturist, Business Architect, a Sheikh, Community Leader, Strategist and a Technologist - and has previously worked at the top in IBM before joining MAA in 2012 as CEO. Geoff Lawton is a permaculture consultant, designer, teacher and speaker, and has specialised in permaculture education, design, implementation, system establishment, admin and community development. Host : Tanzim  Please email us your comments, feedback, and questions at: info@boysinthecave.com, and leave a review and 5-star rating on iTunes! Check out our website – boysinthecave.com Follow us on: Facebook –https://www.facebook.com/boysinthecave/ Instagram – @boysinthecave Twitter – @boysinthecave Become a Patreon today! https://www.patreon.com/boysinthecave ——————————————————————————————————– Shaykh Hassan's visibility https://www.facebook.com/hassana6k   Geoff Lawton's visibility https://www.geofflawtononline.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL_r1ELEvAuN0peKUxI0Umw https://www.facebook.com/geofflawtononline/ https://zaytunafarm.com/

Faheemah Luqman is a keen Permaculturist in training and founder of Blue Paradise Farms, an emergent Permaculture resort-cum-educational facility in Westmoreland, Jamaica. Faheemah is studying Permaculture, a branch of Ecology or the philosophy of working in harmony with, rather than against nature Jamaican Diaspora - www.JamaicanDiaspora.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamaican-diaspora/support

Steven DeSalvo’s first book ‘Relationship Dynamics’ in the EVOLVE series helps to answer the question: ‘How can we change our world and the course of human evolution with positive outcomes for this planet and all of its inhabitants? This first book in this series has helped many to change and navigate to healthier relationship dynamics. As a certified Permaculturist, his goal is to serve others in the attaining their highest evolutionary potential through writings and personal appearances to increase awareness and personal responsibility. He moved to northern California in 2011 where he now resides and works as an independent writer, publisher, speaker and life coach. Often called a Renaissance man, Steven DeSalvo has a diverse background of creative, artistic, business and personal interests including writing and blogging on his web site www.BecomeAnAdult.com. Favorite Success Quote “Live your true authentic self”~Steven DeSalvo Key Points 1. Introspection is the First Step to Better Relationships You will never succeed in relationships with others until you are in a great relationship with yourself. And creating a great relationship with yourself requires that you spend time in introspection, truly learning who you are and falling deeply in love with yourself. If you want to develop healthy relationships with others, start by spending time by yourself and investing in the man that you want to be, the rest will follow. 2. You Have to Create Systems for Conflict Resolution In all relationships, no matter how “perfect” they may seem, you will face conflicts. It is inevitable. But what separates relationships that last from those that crash and burn is. There is such a thing as an elegant argument, but you have to be willing to let go of your need to be right. Put yourself in your partner’s shoes, truly listen to them and what they are saying, not just the words that are coming out of their mouths, but the underlying message behind everything that they say. If you do this, your relationships will be happier, you will be happier, and life will be far more fulfilling. 3. A Healthy Relationship is Two People Setting Each Other Free A healthy relationship is two people setting each other free, it is not one person completing another person, or one individual trying to fix another individual, it is two whole individuals who both have something unique to offer each other, coming together and sharing their gifts, talents, and love with one another. If you get into relationships looking for someone to complete you, you will always be disappointed, but if you go into relationships looking for someone who is already complete whom you can join with and create an amazing life together, you will live a life of fulfilling and happy relationship.

Continuing with this month's focus on fixing the food system, I wanted to go back to basics and discuss the practicalities and challenges of growing your own food with just a modest sized yard. I reached out to Crystal Stevens who is an author, an artist/art teacher, a folk herbalist, a regenerative farmer, and a Permaculturist. She is the author of two award-winning books, Grow Create Inspire, and Worms at Work. And is also releasing a new book with New Society publishers yearly next year called Your Edible Yard. I this interview I spoke with Crystal about her learning experiences in growing her own food in a few different environments. She also goes in depth about the practicalities of time investment, tools and equipment, and maintenance and planting schedules. We discuss how realistic it is for someone working full time and with only a small yard to produce a meaningful amount of their own food, and share stories of the unexpected joys that make gardening much more of a pleasure than extra work. Resources: Find all of Crystal's books here Pre-order the book “Your Edible Yard” growcreateinspire.com

A Shaykh's Life at IBM, Permaculture, Ecosystems, The Self, Desires, Charity, Nature, Food Consumption and much more!   We touch on all of this with Shaykh Hassan Elsetohy.   Shaykh Hassan is an Engineer, Permaculturist, Business Architect, Community Leader, Strategist and a Technologist - and has previously worked at the top in IBM before joining MAA in 2012 as CEO.   Hosts : Rafael & Josh   Please email us your comments, feedback, and questions at: info@boysinthecave.com, and leave a review and 5-star rating on iTunes!   Check out our website - boysinthecave.com   Follow us on: Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/boysinthecave/   Instagram – @boysinthecave   Twitter - @boysinthecave   Become a Patreon today! https://www.patreon.com/boysinthecave   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shaykh Hassan's Online Visibility: https://www.facebook.com/HassanElsetohy/   Check out Muslim Aid Australia. https://www.maainternational.org.au/ https://www.facebook.com/CharityMAA/ https://www.instagram.com/charitymaa/?hl=en -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  

Steven DeSalvo's first book ‘Relationship Dynamics' in the EVOLVE series helps to answer the question: ‘How can we change our world and the course of human evolution with positive outcomes for this planet and all of its inhabitants? This first book in this series has helped many to change and navigate to healthier relationship dynamics. As a certified Permaculturist, his goal is to serve others in the attaining their highest evolutionary potential through writings and personal appearances to increase awareness and personal responsibility. He moved to northern California in 2011 where he now resides and works as an independent writer, publisher, speaker and life coach. Often called a Renaissance man, Steven DeSalvo has a diverse background of creative, artistic, business and personal interests including writing and blogging on his web site www.BecomeAnAdult.com. Favorite Success Quote “Live your true authentic self”~Steven DeSalvo Key Points 1. Introspection is the First Step to Better Relationships You will never succeed in relationships with others until you are in a great relationship with yourself. And creating a great relationship with yourself requires that you spend time in introspection, truly learning who you are and falling deeply in love with yourself. If you want to develop healthy relationships with others, start by spending time by yourself and investing in the man that you want to be, the rest will follow. 2. You Have to Create Systems for Conflict Resolution In all relationships, no matter how “perfect” they may seem, you will face conflicts. It is inevitable. But what separates relationships that last from those that crash and burn is. There is such a thing as an elegant argument, but you have to be willing to let go of your need to be right. Put yourself in your partner's shoes, truly listen to them and what they are saying, not just the words that are coming out of their mouths, but the underlying message behind everything that they say. If you do this, your relationships will be happier, you will be happier, and life will be far more fulfilling. 3. A Healthy Relationship is Two People Setting Each Other Free A healthy relationship is two people setting each other free, it is not one person completing another person, or one individual trying to fix another individual, it is two whole individuals who both have something unique to offer each other, coming together and sharing their gifts, talents, and love with one another. If you get into relationships looking for someone to complete you, you will always be disappointed, but if you go into relationships looking for someone who is already complete whom you can join with and create an amazing life together, you will live a life of fulfilling and happy relationship.

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I am so excited to bring you this ON-AIR Intuitive Reading with Marianne West. As a member of The Intuitive Woman FaceBook Group, Marianne won a contest I was running to share a post about spiritual practice. We met virtually through Skype. This reading was not rehearsed or edited. Tune in as Marianne receives guidance, validation and clarity for her life. If you are looking for some guidance feel free to contact me: Mention MARIANNE and receive a reading for a reduced rate of $80/30minutes. https://calendly.com/tinaconroy111/30-minute-intuitive-reading Also, I would love for you to be part of our group on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Theintuitivewomangroup/ Marianne West is the host/producer of the Sustainable Living Podcast. Born and raised in Germany, she experienced as normal, everyday life many things and actions the current Sustainability crowd embraces as a way to save the world. The use of cloth napkins, hanging the wash to dry or walking to the store instead of driving were normal and she shares many of her early experiences on the podcast. Home-birthing, home-schooling and the choice to be a full time mother expanded her homesteading skills. Creating a rich life without much money is one of her skills. Marianne is also a Yoga Teacher, a Permaculturist and a hands-on Grandma. www.sustainablelivingpodcast.com

This Thursday at 10am PST and 1pm EST join your host Winifred Adams with Special return guest, Permaculturist, Don Smith! Don shares more of his amazing knowledge on soil and how we can turn the soils of Mother Earth back to pristine. Then, find out what the Eco Hero Kids Foundation is doing this summer in Hawaii! Julia Holland shares her hearts song of this amazing foundation and how it's changing children's lives with Earth awareness and song! Don't miss this special edition of MAKING LIFE BRIGHTER RADIO! "Your Choice For Conscious Entertainment" FB: Making Life Brighter Making Life Brighter.com www.makinglifebrighter.com/radio on the Health &Wellness Channel on VOICEAMERICA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What does it take to turn the Earth's ecosystem around? This week on Making Life Brighter Radio, Winifred sits down with Don Smith to find the answers! An expert in permaculture, soil health, and thriving garden and food production, Don Smith shares the secrets behind nature's wisdom. Don shows us the easiest ways to make our gardens thrive and gives us a look at the macrocosm of soil health with answers to a global problem. How is the state of our soil affecting our health and what do we do about it? Unravel the mystery with Don Smith, and join this educational hour in a fascinating look into the health of our soil and how that then affects every aspect of our ecosystem. Don't miss Don Smith this Thursday 10am PST/ Making Life Brighter Radio, "Your Choice For Conscious Entertainment!" TM Making Life Brighter: FB www.makinglifebrighter.com/radio Listen LIVE or Catch the ARCHIVE Subscribe on ITunes, worldwide Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SUBSCRIBE: WWW.EARTHREPAIRRADIO.COM In this episode we talk with Permaculturist, ecologist and author Tao Orion. We discuss her book "Beyond the War on Invasive Species" and what a new paradigm of land management for novel ecosystems in a changing climate looks like. Novel ecosystems are defined as "human-built, modified, or engineered niches of the Anthropocene. They exist in places that have been altered in structure and function by human agency." This means ecosystems that are functioning and have structure, but include non-native species and new combinations of species not seen before. This is especially relevant in a world of climate change and species dislocation, migration, and extinction. Tao has a vision of where we are and where we're headed, which she outlines in this podcast. Tao's Links: www.resiliencepermaculture.com http://www.chelseagreen.com/beyond-the-war-on-invasive-species http://www.aprovecho.net/ Tao Orion biography: Tao Orion is a permaculture designer, teacher, homesteader, and mother living in the southern Willamette Valley of Oregon. She teaches permaculture design at Oregon State University and at Aprovecho, a 40-acre nonprofit sustainable-living educational organization. Tao consults on holistic farm, forest, and restoration planning through Resilience Permaculture Design, LLC. She holds a degree in agroecology and sustainable agriculture from UC Santa Cruz, and her interest in restoration was piqued when studying botany, wildcrafting, and herbalism at the Columbines School of Botanical Studies in Eugene, Oregon. She has a keen interest in integrating the disciplines of organic agriculture, sustainable land-use planning, ethnobotany, and ecosystem restoration in order to create beneficial social, economic, and ecological outcomes. When she is not writing, she is busy keeping up with her toddler and wrangling a diverse array of plants and animals on her 6.5-acre homestead, Viriditas Farm.

Welcome to episode 25 of the Biodynamics Now! Podcast. Our guest today is Toby Hemenway, one of the leading practitioners and teachers of permaculture design in America. Toby Hemenway is the author of Gaia’s Garden the first major North American book on permaculture, which was published by Chelsea Green in 2009. His most recent book is The Permaculture City, is also published by Chelsea Green. The Permaculture City provides a new way of thinking about urban living, with practical examples for creating abundant food, energy security, close-knit communities, local and meaningful livelihoods, and sustainable policies in our cities and towns. The same nature-based approach that a good permaculturist uses so beautifully for growing food—connecting the pieces of the landscape together in harmonious ways—applies perfectly to many of our other needs. Toby illuminates a new way forward through examples of edge-pushing innovations, along with a deeply holistic conceptual framework for our cities, towns, and suburbs. The show notes for today's conversation are at bdnow.org If you appreciate hearing important programs like this one please take the time to leave us a positive review on iTunes, there's a link at the show notes. Toby Hemenway After obtaining a degree in biology from Tufts University, Toby worked for many years as a researcher in genetics and immunology, first in academic laboratories at Harvard and the University of Washington in Seattle, and then at Immunex, a major medical biotech company. At about the time he was growing dissatisfied with the direction biotechnology was taking, he discovered permaculture, a design approach based on ecological principles that creates sustainable landscapes, homes, and workplaces. A career change followed, and Toby and his wife spent ten years creating a rural permaculture site in southern Oregon. He was associate editor of Permaculture Activist, a journal of ecological design and sustainable culture, from 1999 to 2004. He teaches permaculture and consults and lectures on ecological design throughout the country. His writing has appeared in magazines such as Whole Earth Review, Natural Home, and Kitchen Gardener. He is available for workshops, lectures, and consulting in ecological design. Visit his web site at www.patternliteracy.com

Permaculture is a design discipline that strives to work with nature, pointing us to the solution that's found in the problem. Permaculture practitioner, teacher and advocate Tao Orion has drawn on her work in Oregon's Willamette Valley to research and write "Beyond the WAR on Invasive Species" (2015, Chelsea Green). She presents long-view ecological perspectives on the kinds of eco-problems exemplified by invasive species - and how we humans can change our thinking, our processes, our questions into accord with Earth's systems. From edible landscapes to herbicide use, this conversation challenges easy-answer thinking.This show follows up on resources shared (March 1) by St. Louis leaders of the Honeysuckle Sweep for Healthy Habit, an effort to tackle one our region's most problematic invasive species  Earthworms values good questions - with thanks to you for listening and considering! Music: Magic 9 performed live at KDHX studios by Infamous Stringdusters. Related Earthworms interviews: Growing our food crops as prairies? - with Wes Jackson of The Land Institute (9- 2- 2015) Missouri's Pioneer Forest exemplifies ecological stewardship - from A Tribute to Leo Drey (6-2-2015)  

Goumi is an attractive shrub that is useful in edible landscaping. Renowned for its beauty and delicious medicinal berries, goumi is easy to grow, drought tolerant and fixes nitrogen- making it a valuable soil amender. Goumi's fragrant cream colored flowers attract pollinators, birds and people to your garden.  To learn more about goumi, Jill Cloutier spoke with Michael Judd, Permaculturist and author of the new book Edible Landscaping With A Permaculture Twist-How To Have Your Yard And Eat It Too. Michael is a big fan of the goumi and its many benefits.  (Photo of goumi courtesy of Michael Judd.)  

Hempisode #100 The ladies take over and Pony Boy sings! PatiCakes, Queen of Cannabis, Adam Sternberg of Compassion Nevada and our God, ElPremier welcome back Pony Boy (he can't stay away from us), as well as, Jessica 1. who is a Las Vegas Permaculturist and Jessica 2 who is a registered Cannabis Dietician. It's a day of the fabulous women!! Look out Pony Boy................. Pony Boy and Los Marijuanos have played 4 times at the famous Cannabis Cup as well as, the Seattle HempFest, the Portland HempStalk and on and on and on! Pony Boy is my new best friend................ Jessica 1 is a Permaculturist. What is that I asked? Permaculture is a branch of ecological design, ecological engineering and environmental design that develops sustainable architecture and self-maintained agricultural systems modeled from natural ecosystems. Jessica tells us how it works and what you can do to help keep a sustainable place to live, our Planet! http://www.greatbasinpermaculture.org/ Jessica 2 is a Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Consultant. Jessica has a unique perspective on the nutritional benefits of cannabis, not only as a medicinal plant, but also as a vegetable. She regularly incorporates various parts of the raw plant into her foods. Using her cannabis knowledge and nutrition expertise, Jessica offers healthy cannabis-based recipes that are conscious of special dietary needs, such as food allergies, food intolerance, and vegan/vegetarian lifestyles, while remaining appealing, delicious, and healthy for everyone! To discover more, check out Jessica's blog at http://www.cannabiscookbook420.blogspot.com/. The girls get it going as Pony Boy sings...............................And the audience loves it! Las Vegas has the Cannabis Spirit! If you are in Las Vegas & want to drop by & be a part of the studio audience call Adam at Compassion Nevada Consulting at 702.506.6379 http://www.hempradio.com/ http://www.cannabiscookbook420.blogspot.com/. https://www.facebook.com/PeoplesWhiskey?directed_target_id=0 http://losmarijuanos.ning.com/ https://www.facebook.com/losmarijuanos http://www.jackherer.com/ http://www.compassionnevadaconsulting.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CompassionNevadaConsulting Drop us a line,comment or bit of info at paticakes@hempradio.com or pgordon5@verizon.net

Arracacha, Arracacia xanthorrhiza, is a perennial vegetable from the Andes. To learn more about this staple food crop I spoke with Permaculturist and plant expert Byron Joel. Delicious in flavor, Arracacha is a member of the Apiaceae family and is easy to grow and propagate. High in nutritional content the root can be roasted or pureed and makes an excellent soup. Plant some Arracacha today not only for yourself, but also for all of the beneficial insects that this plant will attract to your garden. 

Roberto Perez Rivero is a Permaculturist, educator and sustainability activist in Cuba. In this interview he speaks with Jill Cloutier about how his country faced "Peak Oil" in the 1990's when its petroleum and food supplies dwindled almost overnight. Perez talks about the resilience of Cuba, its transition to a mostly organic agriculture, Permaculture and the upcoming IPC11 to be held in Cuba in November 2013. 

Foodsheds or neighborhood food exchanges are popping up all over the US.  In this interview, sustainable landscape architect Owen Dell, nutritional chef Carrie Clough, and Permaculturist and Beekeeper Jacob Rodrigue share with listeners how to start a neighborhood foodshed. Foodsheds provide hours of fun, pounds of fresh, local produce, and lots of community.  Note- the Mesa Exchange has a new website address- www.sbfoodnotlawns.org.

Episode 32: Larry Saltzman, Permaculturist and Food Forester, takes us on a tour of his backyard suburban yard. Larry and his wife, Eco-Therapist Linda Buzzell Saltzman, have turned their backyard into a living oasis of edible trees and plants.Learn how you can transform a lawn into an edible food forest!.