Ranked #1

Ep. 12: Turtle T. Turtlington on mead making, changing culture through fermentation, working with edgy plants, alchemy, alcohol and the poison path.
Ep. 12: Turtle T. Turtlington on mead making, changing culture through fermentation, working with edgy plants, alchemy, alcohol and the poison path.
Episode 12 of The Ground Shots Podcast. This longer bonus episode of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation ... Read more
8 Mar 2019
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2hr 53mins
Ranked #2

Wild Tending series / Nikki Hill and Gabe Crawford on the basics of wild-tending
Wild Tending series / Nikki Hill and Gabe Crawford on the basics of wild-tending
Episode #31 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a conversation with Nikki Hill and Gabe Crawford, recorded on a sunny day in ... Read more
9 Jan 2020
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1hr 40mins
Ranked #3

Tamara Wilder on wild foods in northern California, animal processing, wild tending and the importance of ancient technologies
Tamara Wilder on wild foods in northern California, animal processing, wild tending and the importance of ancient technologies
Episode #28 of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Tamara Wilder, who is based out of Ukiah, Californi... Read more
28 Oct 2019
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1hr 39mins
Ranked #4

Ep. 17: The Kaua'i Food Forest and subtropical agroforestry with Paul Massey and Rob Cruz
Ep. 17: The Kaua'i Food Forest and subtropical agroforestry with Paul Massey and Rob Cruz
This episode of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Paul Massey and Rob Cruz of the Kaua’i Food Forest... Read more
17 May 2019
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1hr 42mins
Ranked #5

Ep. 3: Laurie Quesinberry on traditional Appalachian root digging in Laurel Fork, VA, issues around wildcrafting woodland medicinals and more.
Ep. 3: Laurie Quesinberry on traditional Appalachian root digging in Laurel Fork, VA, issues around wildcrafting woodland medicinals and more.
Episode Three of the Ground Shots Podcast. Interview with Laurie Quesinberry, 'granny root digger' and founder of Bear... Read more
2 Sep 2018
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58mins
Ranked #6

Ep. 14: Aimee Joyaux of Cornmeal Press out of Petersburg, VA on processing our times through radical art making
Ep. 14: Aimee Joyaux of Cornmeal Press out of Petersburg, VA on processing our times through radical art making
Episode 14 of the Ground Shots Podcast. This episode of the podcast features a conversation with radical visual artist... Read more
15 Apr 2019
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1hr 23mins
Ranked #7

Alicia Toldi on promoting accessible artist residencies with the Piney Wood Atlas project, spoon carving and post-permaculture training reflections
Alicia Toldi on promoting accessible artist residencies with the Piney Wood Atlas project, spoon carving and post-permaculture training reflections
Episode #21 of the Ground Shots Podcast This episode of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Alicia Tol... Read more
3 Aug 2019
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1hr 21mins
Ranked #8

Ep. 10: Adam Stolte and his Goats. Thoughts on modern day pastoralism, domestication, Pacific Northwest plants for goat forage, and more.
Ep. 10: Adam Stolte and his Goats. Thoughts on modern day pastoralism, domestication, Pacific Northwest plants for goat forage, and more.
Episode Ten of the Ground Shots Podcast. Episode ten is part field recording, part interview done while walking with ... Read more
11 Feb 2019
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1hr 6mins
Ranked #9

Hannah Smith on hut caretaking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, writing as an act of noticing, giving care to a dying earth
Hannah Smith on hut caretaking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, writing as an act of noticing, giving care to a dying earth
Episode #19 of the Ground Shots Podcast. In this episode of the Ground Shots Podcast, I chat with Hannah Smith, a writ... Read more
31 May 2019
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1hr 37mins
Ranked #10

Marc Williams on the Green Path, the urgency of 're-localizing' and accessibility issues around learning land-based skills
Marc Williams on the Green Path, the urgency of 're-localizing' and accessibility issues around learning land-based skills
Episode #29 of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Marc Williams, who is based out of Asheville, North... Read more
12 Nov 2019
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1hr 16mins
Ranked #11

Ep. #9: Christiana Hedlund on her art and craft practice, the feeling of color, place informed design
Ep. #9: Christiana Hedlund on her art and craft practice, the feeling of color, place informed design
Episode nine of the Ground Shots Podcast. A conversation with artist and designer Christiana Hedlund on her art and cr... Read more
10 Jan 2019
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1hr 6mins
Ranked #12

Ep. 16: Lindsey Leach on trauma informed council for children, systematic racism in Richmond, VA, revisioning history
Ep. 16: Lindsey Leach on trauma informed council for children, systematic racism in Richmond, VA, revisioning history
Episode 16 of the Ground Shots Podcast. This episode is a conversation with Lindsey Leach, who lives in Richmond, Virg... Read more
4 May 2019
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1hr 19mins
Ranked #13

Steven Edholm of Paleotechnics and Skillcult on bark-tanning leather naturally
Steven Edholm of Paleotechnics and Skillcult on bark-tanning leather naturally
Episode #23 the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Steven Edholm who homesteads outside of Ukiah, Califor... Read more
1 Sep 2019
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2hr
Ranked #14

Katie Russell on building political and cultural bridges with the Buffalo Bridge Project outside of Yellowstone National Park
Katie Russell on building political and cultural bridges with the Buffalo Bridge Project outside of Yellowstone National Park
Episode #27 of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Katie Russell, the founder of the Buffalo Bridge Pr... Read more
10 Oct 2019
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1hr 8mins
Ranked #15

Ep. 13: Aganaq Kostenborder on weaving with Willow, reconsidering weaving with culturally sensitive plants, getting to know plants over time
Ep. 13: Aganaq Kostenborder on weaving with Willow, reconsidering weaving with culturally sensitive plants, getting to know plants over time
This episode of the Ground Shots Podcast features a conversation with Aganaq Kostenborder, a mixed indigenous weaver, cr... Read more
25 Mar 2019
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55mins
Ranked #16

Ep. 11: Woniya Thibeault on connecting to the wild through ancestral skills, farming, hide tanning and cultural sensitivity, Woniya's book projects and more.
Ep. 11: Woniya Thibeault on connecting to the wild through ancestral skills, farming, hide tanning and cultural sensitivity, Woniya's book projects and more.
Episode 11 of the Ground Shots Podcast. A conversation recorded by the south fork of the Trinity River in Hyampom, C... Read more
22 Feb 2019
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1hr 9mins
Ranked #17

A musical ode to the Arrowleaf Balsamroot: a morning with Epona and Rainan Heathen at the Saskatoon Circle Gathering, in the Methow Valley, Washington
A musical ode to the Arrowleaf Balsamroot: a morning with Epona and Rainan Heathen at the Saskatoon Circle Gathering, in the Methow Valley, Washington
Episode #24 the Ground Shots Podcast features a field recording of a morning spent with Epona Heathen and her child Rain... Read more
3 Sep 2019
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52mins
Ranked #18

A candid evening of conversation in Santa, Idaho with Alyssa Sacora of the Patchwork Underground on The Ground Shots Project, travel, trauma, love, old ways of making things, connecting to the land through our work
A candid evening of conversation in Santa, Idaho with Alyssa Sacora of the Patchwork Underground on The Ground Shots Project, travel, trauma, love, old ways of making things, connecting to the land through our work
Episode #22 of the Ground Shots Podcast This episode of the podcast features a conversation with Alyssa Sacora of the Pa... Read more
3 Aug 2019
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1hr 15mins
Ranked #19

Ep. 8: Mario Tarasco, N.D., on navigating accessibility of care in Naturopathic medicine, harm reduction approaches working with addiction, the opiate crisis and more.
Ep. 8: Mario Tarasco, N.D., on navigating accessibility of care in Naturopathic medicine, harm reduction approaches working with addiction, the opiate crisis and more.
Episode eight of the Ground Shots Podcast. A conversation with Naturopathic doctor and herbalist Mario Tarasco on wo... Read more
6 Dec 2018
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1hr 11mins
Ranked #20

Acoustic Ecology mixtape with Lisa Schonberg: using sounds from the Brazilian Amazon, Hawai'ian islands
Acoustic Ecology mixtape with Lisa Schonberg: using sounds from the Brazilian Amazon, Hawai'ian islands
Hey ya’ll, Episode #26 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a mixtape of work composed by the musician and ecologist Lisa Scho... Read more
26 Sep 2019
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40mins