I’ve never put that together like JM describes. Food and farming as the center of culture. It is so true and truly the most enjoyable necessary occupation.

As the head of a large public garden in England I have to say there is not many pleasures that beat kneeling down to work in the warm soil in the summer time. The apostle Paul said it was good for a man to work with his hands and to get to do what i do and get well paid is a gift from above

Y’all already know this one is gonna be 🔥🔥🔥

Please do a pod with Andrew Millison!! Inspiring guy, did 2 uni presentations because of his work on the paani foundation. You two talking to eachother would be incredible.

Surprisingly little views in 10 hours? This one will be popular!

Wow talk about a power podcast !! 😅love it

Great podcast!!!

That is a great duo!

Thank you both for your insights into food and culture. It is so refreshing to hear and know that there are globally people on the same wavelength 🎉❤🎉

I think he is right about the Midwest. I'm seeing a cultural revolution where my wife grew up.

It would be really interesting to follow up JM's bio-intensive methods with Anne and Eric Nordell's bio-extensive market gardening system, for those who have the luxury of slightly more land to cover crop heavily.

Добрый день Джон! Ждём твои вебинары на тему листовых подкормок. С уважением Константин Тверской.

Once again. I don't believe this comment changes anything or adds to your value other than seeing one more approval for John's Podcasts.

Popular culture tells folks they are too busy to cook. Reality check: actually most are too busy making someone else rich. "There are many imperfections within the Amish culture". Love you John