
Join hosts Brit Sastrawidjaya and Bethany Rydmark as they share bold ideas, practical strategies, and inspiring conversations with designers, scientists, vendors, and visionaries who are rethinking the way we design & build our outdoor spaces.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipEducationHow ToBusiness | |||

In this episode of Land Language, we sit down with Julie Weiss, a designer and gardener based in the Pacific Northwest and board member of the North American Friends of Great Dixter. Julie spent eighteen years at Vanity Fair. She then went on to appr... more
In this episode of Land Language, hosts Brit Sastrawidjaya and Bethany Rydmark sit down with Andrea Palacio, co-founder of Crewless. Andrea walks through how she used AI to rescue her Florida lawn care company from near-collapse, and what she learned... more
In this episode of Land Language, we sit down with Brittney Herrera, CEO of Thunder Egg and GeoTune. With 25 years in interior architecture for Fortune 500 tech companies, Brittney has spent her career designing spaces where people want to be. Over t... more
In this episode of Land Language, hosts Brit Sastrawidjaya and Bethany Rydmark sit down with Angelique Robb, founder of SYNKD, a media platform and event series connecting landscape architects, contractors, designers, and horticulturists. They dig in... more
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A fruitful conversation offers a comfortable seat at the table and good food for thought. I’m personally pretty biased, but these discussions left me feeling excited, encouraged, and hungry for more. From hyper-local considerations of Oregon and Pacific Northwest to international discussions applicable on both sides of an ocean, these chats with fascinating guests touch on life and landscape from all angles and give us more to grow on.
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A design-forward show that explores sustainable outdoor spaces through conversations with designers, scientists, and practitioners. Episodes highlight ecology, regenerative landscape practices, and the material stories behind projects, from locally sourced timber to habitat restoration and tribal collaboration. Listeners likely care about how to apply ecological thinking to real-world landscapes, with practical strategies for materials, client relations, and long-term restoration, making it valuable for professionals in landscape architecture, urban design, and sustainability-focused industries. A notable strength is tying design to land stewardship—often featuring regionally grounded case studies and a forward-looking approach to ecology, ... more
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Recent guests on Land Language include:
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2. Brittney Herrera
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