Anne Biklé & David R. Montgomery - How To Heal Our Soil, Improve Our Wine, and Save Ourselves
For this episode I have the pleasure of talking with two of my favorite authors on soil and our utter dependence on it, Anne Biklé and David R. Montgomery
David R. Montgomery is a MacArthur Fellow and professor of geomorphology at the University of Washington. He is an internationally recognized…
1KHO 552: Why Sick Soil Means Sick People (And How to Fix Both) | David Montgomery and Anne Bikle, What Your Food Ate
What if the key to reclaiming our health isn’t in a pill bottle, but beneath our feet? In this thought-provoking conversation, Ginny Yurich sits down with David Montgomery and Anne Biklé—renowned authors of The Hidden Half of Nature and What Your Food Ate—to uncover the forgotten connection between…
2 You are What You Eat
In this episode of Handmade Happiness, we dive into the connection between the food we eat and the way it’s grown. I’ll share some of the ways we’ve been preserving apples from our homestead, our first experience smoking ducks, and a few reflections from the book What Your Food Ate. We’ll also talk…
Rewind #3: Live Panel Discussion / Nov 5, 2021 / Nutrient Density + Why It Matters
Originally recorded at the 2021 Farm & Food Symposium, this special panel brings together four influential voices to explore the importance of nutrient density in our food and why it should matter to all of us — farmers, consumers, and everyone in between.
Moderated by Hilary Gonzalez of the Spoka…
Part 3: Fungi, fertiliser & the gut microbiome
Beneath our feet lies a hidden world of fungi, bacteria, animals and plant roots that has been explored less than outer space. In Part 3, we’re going underground to explore fungal superhighways and the microscopic interactions around the rhizosphere that support all life above ground. We’ll hear ho…
Got Dirt? Get Soil! The Benefits of Regenerative Agriculture
The profit-hungry agribusiness empire of the 20th century institutionalized farming practices that continue to degrade soils across the U.S. and globally. We face a fork in the road: collapse or regeneration? The good news is that we know what we need to begin an agricultural and ecological renaiss…
Soil Health is Human Health
The conversation delves into the interconnectedness of soil health and human health, emphasizing the importance of regenerative agriculture for nutrient-dense food. It explores the barriers to adopting regenerative practices, the impact of current farming practices on soil health, and individual ac…
'What's good for the land, is good for us'
ffinlo Costain meets David R Montgomery, the author of Dirt: The Erosion of Civilisations.
In a warm conversation, they discuss worms, the plough, soil bank accounts, regenerative farming, human nutrition and much more. ffinlo also finds out why human health improved in the UK during the Second Wo…
Ep.45 From Soil to Soul: How Regenerative Farming Heals People and the Planet with Gabrielle Lanzoni
Today we sit down with Gabrielle Lanzoni, a regenerative health educator and consultant working at the intersection of agriculture, nutrition, and consumer education. Gabrielle's journey began with a health crisis, a move to Italy, and the realization that the food system, not her body, was broken.…
The Dirt on Our Diets: How Human Health is Rooted in Soil Vitality
While writing a book on how human civilizations have historically depleted farm soil nutrients with dire consequences, geologist David Montgomery watched his wife, Anne, revive their backyard's “crap” dirt. Through persistence, composting, and trusting natural processes, Anne nourished once hopeles…
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