A highlight of the year behind, the current state of the show, and what's coming up.
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Highlighted Episodes for 2017
Joel Salatin on Farming,
Experience, and Mastery
Permaculture in Perspective: Fertile Edges with Maddy Harland
Mastering Cheesemaking with Gianaclis Caldwell
Holistic Goat Care with Gianaclis Caldwell
Drawing Down Carbon: Eric Toensmeier on Agroforestry and Climate Change
Change Here Now with Adam Brock
Revising Permaculture with David Holmgren
Peace, Permaculture, and The Gift with Kai Sawyer
The Art of Frugal Hedonism
My Favorite Episode Climate Change and The Path Ahead
Though those are some of my highlights, what were your favorite episodes of 2017?
What are some of the episode of the show you keep going back to, over and over again?
Who are some of your favorite guests?
Needs of the Podcast
One of the requirements for living in the gift is to be open about one’s needs. At this moment, the show runs an ongoing deficit of around $600 a month from being comfortable to take care of the regular expenses of the show, as well as my own healthcare. This does not reach the point of a living wage, but covering that discrepancy would make a huge difference. I’m asking for your help to find ways to cover that gap.
- Asking the audience at the start of the show to directly support the podcast by going to paypal.me/permaculturepodcast or dropping something in the mail.
- Continuing to grow Patreon. If you are a listener, that’s the best way to do so, as you can see what I receive and get your own rewards in return. Find out more at patreon.com/permaculturepodcast
- Specific fundraisers of various kinds, which you’ll hear about throughout the year.
- Finding more partners to work with, as you’ve heard some of them recently such as North Spore Mushroom Company or The Food Forest Card Game. If you know of anyone who would benefit from this kind of relationship, please let me know or have them contact me for more information. I’m also open to any suggestions you might have, as this show continues as a full-time endeavor, changing lives and Earth every day. Let’s keep that going.
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