
I'm on a mission to grow more edible landscaping professionals. Join me, Matt Lebon, as I talk with some of my professional foodscaping heroes and explore the growing professional field of foodscaping. Explore the dream job of designing, installing and maintaining ecological edible landscapes for clients. I started this work with my company Custom Foodscaping and I mentor and educate others at the... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, Amelia Barker from Portland Edible Gardens shares insights into managing a long-standing, client-centered edible landscaping business, focusing on systems for soil fertility, client relationships, and team organization. Discover how ... more
In this episode of The Foodscaper Podcast, Andrew Millison, a permaculture educator and designer, shares his journey from landscape design to teaching permaculture at Oregon State University. He discusses the importance of community impact, the balan... more
Most people think of landscaping as just planting things. In this episode of The Foodscaper Podcast, Gabriel Hahn, install manager and the 'drummer' of the Custom Foodscaping band, reveals to host Matt Lebon how water, flow, and integrity are the hea... more
In this episode of the Foodscaper podcast, host Matt Lebon and guest Shlomy Goldman discuss the journey of creating Regenerative Foodscapes in Rhode Island. Shlomy shares his unique path into foodscaping, the challenges of sourcing plants, the import... more
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A practical, practitioner‑focused show exploring ecological edible landscapes, edible gardening businesses, and regenerative landscaping. Across episodes, listeners get real-world guidance on starting and scaling foodscaping ventures, pricing, client communication, team leadership, and remote collaboration with design and build teams. Notable angles include no‑dig soil practices, sustainable lawn alternatives, worker‑owned cooperatives, and building communities around edible landscaping education and events. The format tends to mix founder stories, field tactics, design workflows, and business strategy, making it a useful resource for emerging professionals and firms looking to sharpen delivery, pricing, and client education. A standout tra... more
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Recent guests on The Foodscaper Podcast include:
1. Andrew Millison
2. Gabriel Hahn
3. Shlomy Goldman
4. Bailey Van Tassel
5. Daryl Lindsey
6. Charles Dowding
7. Alec LePoidevin
8. Erik Ohlsen
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