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The Good Dirt: Sustainability Explained

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Start living more sustainably. The Good Dirt podcast explores all aspects of a sustainable lifestyle with healthy soil as the touchpoint and metaphor for the healing of our relationship with the planet. Mother and daughter team Mary & Emma bring you weekly interviews with farmers, artists, authors, and leaders in the regenerative and sustainable living space.

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In this episode of The Good Dirt Podcast, Emma and Mary welcome back Janna Hockenjos, founder of We Are Earth Friends, an environmental education organization designed for children ages 3-8. Jana discusses the program’s impact on young learners' und... more

This episode was originally published on August 18th, 2023

In this episode we're talking to Leah Webb, author of The Seven Step Homestead about how to turn any yard into a primary food source with vegetables, fruits, chickens, pollinator plants and ... more

In this episode, Madison Murphy Barney, a two-Spirit Hoopa and Shoshone sister, author, doula, and public health storyteller, discusses the significance of the two-Spirit identity, historical roles, and the importance of maintaining cultural traditio... more

This is an ENCORE EPISODE, originally published on August 5, 2022

In this episode, Mary and Emma are talking to Julia Skinner of Root: Historic Food for the Modern World. Root was born from Julia's deep love for community and a belief in the power o... more

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Recent Guests

Janna Hockenjos
Founder of Earth Friends, an environmental education program for children aged three to eight.
We Are Earth Friends
Episode: A Conversation with Janna Hockenjos of Earth Friends —and an Announcement!
Leah Webb
Author of 'The Seven Step Homestead', garden educator, and mother
Deep Rooted Wellness Blog
Episode: Encore: Creating a Backyard Microfarm with Leah Webb, Author of "The 7 Step Homestead"
Madison Murphy Barney
Two-spirit sister, author, and public health storyteller
Episode: Embracing Our Medicine: A Conversation with Two Spirit Sister Madison Murphy Barney
Julia Skinner
Founder of Root, a fermentation and food history company based in Atlanta.
Root
Episode: Our Fermented Lives: Bridging the Gap Between Modern People and Historic Food with Julia Skinner of Root Kitchens
Eve Schaub
Author and humorist known for her year-long experiments with sustainable living.
Episode: The Year of the Dress: Growing and Crafting Linen from Scratch with Eve Schaub
Smruti Aravind
Development Manager at The Story of Stuff Project.
The Story of Stuff Project
Episode: Seeking Real Solutions to Plastic Pollution with Smruti Aravind of The Story of Stuff
Dr. Bill Schindler
An internationally known archaeologist, primitive technologist, and chef.
Modern Stone Age Kitchen
Episode: Exploring Ancestral Diets: A Conversation with Dr. Bill Schindler, Author of Eat Like a Human
Lauren Olson
Zero Waste Manager at WorldCentric
WorldCentric
Episode: Trash Talk: The Truth About Compostables with Lauren Olson of WorldCentric
Corinna Wood
Visionary teacher of women's wisdom and founder of Red Moon Herbs
Episode: Embracing the Seasonal Cycles of Life & Women's Wisdom with Corinna Wood

Hosts

Mary Kingsley
Co-host and founder of Lady Farmer, dedicated to exploring sustainable living.
Emma Kingsley
Co-host and founder of Lady Farmer, exploring topics related to sustainable living and personal growth.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 232 ratings
  • Relatable and inspiring

    This invites me to think outside the box in sustainable living and doesn’t feel overwhelming. I feel less lonely in my slow living efforts knowing these two are out there representing many followers also supporting this kind of intentionality.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Erica Olsen
    United States9 months ago
  • Could be great if

    I enjoy the show, but would enjoy it so much more if they’d give their guests more time to speak. The June 21 show is a perfect example of over-taking the guest and focusing on their own musings, etc. I tuned in to hear the guest speaker - If only she was giving a chance to speak! Emma, please give it a rest! My eyes just glazed over.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Dmurphy55
    United Statesa year ago
  • Must listen!

    Definitely my favorite weekly podcast. I love the range of topics covered and find myself drawn in even if I didn’t think I would initially like the topic. Each episode is densely packed with high quality info and I tend to listen to each episode twice to really soak it all in. Such a highlight to my week each Friday!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JDA0915
    United States2 years ago
  • Awesome

    Hello from Ontario. Weekly listener. This weeks was awesome !! Very inspiring. Keep up the good work. Love Judy. ( dairy farmer )

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matheson4828
    Canada2 years ago
  • Frustrated

    I want to learn about gardening and being a homesteader. The first episode I click on they are talking about raising money for the first 15min. That is a major turn off. I’ll search for other episodes. Hopefully they are all not like that.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    CourtneynDakota
    United States2 years ago

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The mother-daughter dynamic is noted as a unique and engaging aspect that resonates with the audience, promoting a sense of community.
Listeners appreciate the vast range of topics covered and find the content inspirational and relatable to their daily lives.
Overall, the podcast is praised for its informative and optimistic approach to challenging topics, effectively encouraging listeners to embrace sustainable practices.
Some feedback highlights a desire for guests to have more speaking time during episodes, indicating room for improvement in guest engagement during discussions.

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A Conversation with Janna Hockenjos of Earth Friends —and an Announcement!
Q: What other aspects of the good dirt are we going to explore?
We're taking a cue from nature, slowing down and reflecting on how to connect deeper with our mission during a sabbatical.
A Conversation with Janna Hockenjos of Earth Friends —and an Announcement!
Q: How do you see this sinking in to your kids that you think might be giving them a new perspective?
Awareness is shifting for children, leading to a sense of responsibility for their environment and small behaviors that show they've internalized these lessons.
Embracing Our Medicine: A Conversation with Two Spirit Sister Madison Murphy Barney
Q: Can you tell us about the book that you're working on?
The book, titled 'Our Ancestors Want Us to be Mushrooms,' focuses on the teachings of mushrooms and mycelium and their connection to right relationships with each other, ourselves, and the planet.
Embracing Our Medicine: A Conversation with Two Spirit Sister Madison Murphy Barney
Q: What does a Two-Spirit Sister mean to you?
It's an indigenous identity that reflects the multiplicity of identities and spirits within all of us, historically recognized as medicine people.
Trash Talk: The Truth About Compostables with Lauren Olson of WorldCentric
Q: What are the bigger issues here that we can, as citizens, be more vocal about?
As citizens, it's important to get involved when waste contracts are up for bid, advocating for providers who can manage composting and recycling effectively.

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What is The Good Dirt: Sustainability Explained about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on sustainable living, the discussions encompass a wide range of topics including gardening, environmental education, homesteading, and regenerative practices. The mother-daughter duo hosts engaging conversations with diverse guests ranging from farmers to authors, offering insights into community-driven approaches to sustainability and deepening our connections with nature. Each episode aims to inspire listeners to adopt more intentional and holistic lifestyles while addressing the contemporary challenges surrounding environmental issues. Unique for its approachable and optimistic tone, the format encourages a sense of belonging among those striving for a sustainable lifestyle, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in... more

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1. Janna Hockenjos
2. Leah Webb
3. Madison Murphy Barney
4. Julia Skinner
5. Eve Schaub
6. Smruti Aravind
7. Dr. Bill Schindler
8. Lauren Olson

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