The Permaculture Podcast

Joel Glanzberg - A Pattern of Regeneration

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This episode is Joel Glanzberg's opening remarks recorded live at the Mid-Atlantic Permaculture Convergence. He shares with us his observations from 30 years practicing permaculutre, rooted in the earliest days when Bill Mollison still taught in the United States.

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Eric Chisler - Community Building and The Gift

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This conversation is the first of a series of guest-hosted episodes. David Bilbrey, someone I've been speaking with for years about sitting down and recording some podcasts of his own, takes over the role of host and records an interview with Eric Chisler, one of my community members from when I lived at Seppi's Place.

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Rob Hopkins - The Transition Town Movement

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My guest for this episode is Rob Hopkins the creator of the idea of Transition Towns, a way for us to move from oil dependency to local resilience. That lead to his writing The Transition Handbook, something every permaculture practitioner should have in their library and which serves as a good introduction, along with Toby Hemenway’s The Permaculture City, to look at how we can move from the landscape to the people space.

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Pascal Baudar - The New Wildcrafted Cuisine

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My guest for this episode is Pascal Baudar, author of The New Wildcrafted Cuisine. Pascal is taking foraged food and elevating them to more than just something to eat, and creating rich meals from the common, such as wild mustards or acorns, to the uncommon, like lurp sugar or fleas, building on years of experience and hundreds of classes on primitive, wilderness, and survival skills.

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Linda Booth Sweeney - The Climate Change Playbook

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Our guest today is Linda Booth Sweeney co-author, along with Dennis Meadows and Gillian Martin Mehers, of the The Climate Change Playbook.

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Joshua Cubista - Experiential Design and Capacity Building in Permaculture Education

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Our guest today is Joshua Cubista, a permaculture practitioner from the American Southwest who teaches at Prescott College.

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Community and Traditions

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Making Mead, Natural Building, and Permaculture Farming

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Roundtable: Philly Q&A (Part 2)

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PDCs and Families

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Today’s interview is with Jesse Peterson and Penny Livingston-Stark about how to make permaculture education more accessible and provides different ways to do so for families and couples, as well as for those for whom the more traditional two-week intensive is burdensome. We also discuss different class formats beyond the design course, and what age is appropriate for a student to receive a certificate. Penny also delves into what it means to be a certified permaculture designer.

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