# Leah Penniman
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leah penniman is a farmer, educator, author, and food sovereignty activist. Li is Co-Founder, Co-Director and Program Manager of Soul Fire Farm, in Grafton, New York.
== Biography ==
leah penniman was raised in Massachusetts and began farming as a teenager when li worked with The Food Project in Boston.
Monday & you
Hey family, happy Monday, my favorite day of the week.
This Monday we’re discussing food sovereignty and food innovation , how access to food, land, and creativity in the kitchen can shape stronger communities and more empowered lifestyles.
In our From Soil to Strength segment, we honor Fannie Lou …
Compostable seaweed plastic with Sway (Alyssa Pace)
This one’s for anyone who doesn’t want to consume 12kg of plastic, who likes the idea of the ocean as hero not victim, who’s into zines and radical imagination and composting. We're talking seaweed bioplastic! ♻️🦋
Sway is a material innovation company scaling compostable solutions for plastic made …
The Unique Complexities of Perennial Foods—and Why You Should Care
Liz Carlisle is an associate professor in the environmental studies program at UC Santa Barbara, Aubrey Streit Krug is the director of the Perennial Cultures Lab at the Land Institute, and Leah Penniman is an acclaimed activist and farmer who co-founded Soul Fire Farm in Grafton, New York. The thre…
Sun Enters Gemini: Astrology for the Week of May 18, 2026
This week, there is an abundance of support available, but only when we can open and soften our attention enough to receive it. If overthinking, conflict, or agitation arise, receptivity and presence are the keys to unlocking evolutionary pathways.
Attend your own belonging exquisitely. Breath and…
For Black women farmers, tending the land is ancestral and healing
A lineage rooted in soil stretches from ancestral farmland to modern city plots, where Black women are reclaiming their role as stewards, healers, and innovators. Generations of knowledge—once carried in seeds and sustained through resilience—now face the weight of historic land loss and systemic b…
Winning by sowing the seeds of empowerment- Leah Penniman of Soul Fire Farm
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WINNING BY SOWING THE SEEDS OF EMPOWERMENT
Interviewee Leah Penniman and Fairfax criminal lawyer Jonathan Katz are good friends with Jon's essential peace teacher (and prior Beat the Prosecution podcast guest) Jun Yasuda, whose beautiful peace pagoda is less than two miles from Lea…
Listening To Earth Wisdom With Leah Penniman, Soul Fire Farm
The Queen Mothers of Ghana asked Leah Penniman whether it was true that American farmers plant seeds without prayer, song, or gratitude — then said: 'That's why you're all sick. You treat the earth as a commodity, not as a living relative.' That one sentence is the heart of this episode. Leah Penni…
The Land Is Not Ours to Own: Leah Penniman on Power, Food Apartheid, and What It Means to Belong
What if one of our most fundamental assumptions about land is wrong?
For centuries, land in the United States has been tied to wealth, power, race, and who gets to belong. But for farmer, food justice activist, and author Leah Penniman, the very idea that land is something we can own demands a dee…
Reparations: How Could It Work?
The idea of paying Black Americans reparations for slavery has been around for a long time, but it’s starting to get more support than ever. So we ask: If the country does agree to pay up, how do you calculate the bill? And how could the U.S. come up with that kind of cash? To find out, we talk to …
Farming for Land, Community, and Connection
Food Tank is live all week at WNYC-NPR's The Greene Space to talk solutions for food, agriculture, and environment during Climate Week NYC.
In this episode, we're sharing three sessions from our Summit, "The Roots of Organic: From Soil to Shelf." First, Dani and Leah Penniman (Soul Fire Farm) talk…
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