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Down to Earth: The Planet to Plate Podcast

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Regenerative Agriculture
Agriculture
Industrial Farming
Antitrust Policy
Kivira Coalition
Climate Change
Environmental Impact
Carbon Credits
Rural Economy
Food Diversity
Biodiversity
Carbon Offsets
Prescriptive Grazing
Soil Carbon Solutions Center
Impact Investing
Pollination
Bees
Sustainable Seafood
Bison
Training Incarcerated Individuals

Down to Earth is a podcast about regenerative agriculture, and it’s for everyone who eats. We invite you to meet the people shaping a healthier food system—farmers, ranchers, scientists, land managers, writers, and many others. Designing a future that draws on both tradition and innovation, they’re on a mission to change the paradigm so that the food we eat is healthy and long-term sustainable—for... more

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In today's podcast, we talk to Jennifer Sahn, editor of High Country News, and writers Rick Bass and Laureli Ivanoff, about HCN's September issue, a collaboration with the Food & Environment Reporting Network (FERN). The issue covers a wide range of ... more

Philip Connors grew up on a farm in Minnesota, studied journalism, and got a job at the Wall Street Journal. But after the September 11 attacks and the death of his brother, he left New York behind and took a job as a fire lookout in the Gila Nationa... more

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In 1996, media mogul Ted Turner bought a New Mexico ranch that's bigger than many national parks. A new film, Preserved, details its history, conservation projects, and influence. Previously owned by Pennzoil, the ranch was badly degraded from overgr... more

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Quinn Mendelson is Conservation Program Director of Rocky Mountain Youth Corps, a nonprofit that trains young adults to do conservation work in the "outdoor classroom" of New Mexico's landscapes. Not only do they learn skills like trail building, wat... more

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Recent Guests

Jennifer Sahn
Editor-in-Chief of High Country News
High Country News
Episode: Food, power, and hope in the American West
Rick Bass
Award-winning author and writer for High Country News
High Country News
Episode: Food, power, and hope in the American West
Loreli Ivanoff
Inuit writer and journalist, Lifeways columnist for High Country News
High Country News
Episode: Food, power, and hope in the American West
Lesli Allison
Executive Director of the Western Landowners Alliance
Western Landowners Alliance
Episode: Ted Turner's Ranch: Watching degraded ecosystems bounce back
Quinn Mendelson
Conservation Program Director of Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Episode: An outdoor classroom for land stewardship—and life skills
Michele Thorne
Executive Director of The Good Meat Project, farmer, educator, graphic designer, and podcaster
The Good Meat Project
Episode: The Good Meat Movement
Zachariah Ben
A sixth-generation farmer and sand painter from Shiprock, New Mexico.
Bidii Baby Foods
Episode: Navajo farming and entrepreneurship––for the next generation
Giles Stockton
Third-generation cattle rancher and author
Owner of 5,000-acre ranch in Grass Range, Montana
Episode: Feeding a Divided America
Bryan Hummel
Water expert specializing in nature-based solutions and ecosystem regeneration.
Formerly with the US Environmental Protection Agency and US Air Force
Episode: Preventing Catastrophic Flooding: The Secret is in the Soil

Host

Mary Charlotte Domondi
Host of an engaging series focused on regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems, Mary Charlotte Domondi conducts deep explorations of relevant topics with knowledgeable guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 141 ratings
  • Always fascinating

    Interesting and very timely conversations conducted by one of the smartest and best interviewers around. Not to be missed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Constantin Reader
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great conversations

    Love these interviews - fab information - Mary Charlotte is a polymath!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OldDogRun
    United States3 months ago
  • Inspiring

    Mary-Charlotte is one of the most perceptive interviewers around! Always inspiring guests with lots of good ideas for reconnecting with Earth.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lilliam628
    United States4 months ago
  • Virtual fence episode

    Great review, but I wish there was discussion on costs. The guests avoided the question.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dan from NM
    United Statesa year ago
  • The BEST!

    If you only listen to one podcast this month, even if you have no connection to livestock production or agriculture, please, please listen to this one!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Trailrunnergal
    United States2 years ago

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The podcast is praised for its variety of guests and topics, providing valuable insights that resonate well beyond the agricultural community.
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Listeners appreciate the informative and inspiring content, with many citing the host's engaging style and depth of knowledge.

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The perils and poetics of being a fire lookout
Q: How has writing poetry changed your relationship with writing generally?
It opened up new ways of playing with language and expressing oneself, embracing the limitations of haiku to distill essential thoughts.
The perils and poetics of being a fire lookout
Q: What is the adjustment period like for a fire lookout?
It feels sort of painful as one has to step into a different way of being, mostly saying goodbye to social life for several months while adapting to solitude.
The perils and poetics of being a fire lookout
Q: What is a fire lookout, and how did you get into this work?
The essence of the job is to keep watch over the landscape from a mountain top and report any signs of wildfires.
An outdoor classroom for land stewardship—and life skills
Q: What careers are available for alumni of the program?
Alumni often find work in conservation, land management, and related fields, leveraging the skills and connections made during their time in the program.
An outdoor classroom for land stewardship—and life skills
Q: How do you recruit young people to the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps?
Recruitment is done through job fairs, community outreach, and by building relationships with high school guidance counselors.

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This podcast focuses on regenerative agriculture, exploring its impact on food systems and environmental sustainability. It features diverse voices including farmers, ranchers, scientists, and educators, discussing innovative practices, ethical sourcing, and community engagement in food production. Noteworthy for its deep engagement with the complexities of agriculture, it aims to inform listeners on the importance of creating a healthier food system that benefits both ecosystems and communities. The series emphasizes the interconnectedness of land management and human health, providing valuable insights into modern and traditional practices that nourish people and the planet alike.

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