Urban Homesteading - Rachel Kaplan

The background is a three-quarter view of a basket of vegetables including an eggplant, lettuce, and radishes. In the foreground to the upper left, surrounded in a gray border is an image of Rachel Kaplan, with the camera pointed up at here. In the lower right, surrounded by a gray border is an image of the cover of her book, Urban Homesteading.
Show Notes

This episode on Urban Homesteading with Rachel Kaplan is the conversation that started me down the road of what the show has become known for: long-format, interview-driven, guest-focused conversations you won’t hear anywhere else. It is also the first interview I ever recorded for The Permaculture Podcast so, unless you were here in the early days of the show or took a deep dive into the archives at thepermaculturepodcast.com in later years, it’s one you’ll hear for the first time, today.

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Listening to Rachel again, her words hold as much meaning to our practices now, as when they were recorded more than a decade ago. If you are interested in permaculture in and around cities or are looking to take your practices and orient what works in the home and garden towards our communities, relax, take some time, and enjoy this interview.

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