
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Paul, the tinpot dictator, continues being interviewed by SuburbanBiology on his Building a Better World book, his experience with the north west power planning council, how drama sabotages almost all intentional communities, SKIP, and what Paul want... more
Suburban Biology created a video of building his RMH which is a copy of the Cooper Cabin RMH. Last March, the channel’s owner visited and interviewed Paul about Rocket Mass Heaters, light bulbs, Paul’s software development chops, and the possibility... more
The hugelkultur smackdown continues with Alan Booker, Andreas, Beau Davidson, and Samantha discussing bio-remediation vs. conventional ways of dealing with toxic gick, water troughs, biochar in sandy or tropical areas, and hugelkultur’s place in live... more
Paul has rounded up Samantha, Beau Davidson and Alan booker for a smackdown on hugelkultures, strategies for building them, how (and how much) compost should be added, their orientation in relation to the terrain and sun, and how they’re perhaps not ... more
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Paul I have been a podcast listener from way back like around 2010 or something. Love to listen while I drive or ride. I have only now started to try my hand at growing (2021). Been working on planting as many different fruit and nut trees on my property as I can. Up to 20 trees with two of everything (on 1.02 acres in Louisiana). Keep going with everything you are doing because some of us are slow to follow your lead but we are out here trying.
Brilliant show! You get to learn so much on here, valuable info and tips!
Hey Paul got some pretty bad reviews
Paul’s podcast may appear a little esoteric. That’s because he’s talking about a subject he’s passionate about - permaculture. Permaculture is also a hard subject to get your head around. The fasts way to get that knowledge is listening to these podcasts and heading over to his website, which is what I did. It wont be long before they begin to make so much sense as your head fills with the awesomeness.
Paul Wheaton is not for everybody, and that’s OK. For one, the dude curses. A fair amount. (There’s a reason it’s marked “explicit.”) Next the things he proposes are pretty far from the mainstream. Probably past your comfort level. I like listening to this podcast because it’s about building a better world through learning new things, instead of being angry at bad guys. Lord knows there’s enough to be angry about. Spend some time pondering alternatives.
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The show centers on hands-on homesteading, permaculture, and resilient living, with a strong emphasis on community-built projects, practical gardening, and self-sufficiency. Episodes thread together long-form conversations about paddock shifts, edible landscapes, building at Wheaton Labs, and hands-on routines like soil-building, foraging, and food preservation, often interspersed with book and movie discussions and updates on ongoing projects. A notable trait is the mix of deep technical know-how with personal storytelling, community-focused experiments, and a willingness to challenge mainstream food systems and consumer habits. Listeners are likely drawn to pragmatic, philosophy-forward approaches to sustainable living, with an appetite f... more
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