#034. -- Scott Sutton (aka The Pigment Hunter) joins us to chat about the art of finding color on our local landscape. We discuss how he got involved ...
Foraging, Homesteading and Self Reliance with Jesscy Dean
#033. This week I’m chatting with Jesscy Dean (aka The Wild Homesteader) about foraging, food preservation, sourcing your own food, and old skills lik...
The John C. Campbell Folk School with Dea Sasso
#032. -- Dea Sasso, a Resident Artist from the John C. Campbell Folk School joins us to chat all about the school, it's history, types of classes...
Getting Started with Natural Navigation with Tristan Gooley
#031. -- Are you paying attention to the landscape around you? Can you explain the differences and changes you observe? Although it may seem foreign t...
Making Charcoal and Biochar with Rebecca Oaks
#030. Rebecca Oaks, author of the book Making Charcoal and Biochar, joins us to discuss charcoal, it's history and uses, traditional methods of m...
Primitive Skills and Nature Connection with Sammy Kells
#029. Sammy and I chat about his introduction to primitive/survival skills, what draws him to them, woodworking, traditional southern Appalachian craf...
Blacksmithing, Apprenticeships, Pushing your Limits and Becoming Better at your Craft with Sam Ritter
#028. -- In this episode I chat with professional blacksmith Sam Ritter about his journey as a craftsman. We chat about how he got introduced to black...
Fish Leather and Ancestral Skills with Janey Chang
#027. Janey joins us to do a quick dive into how to tan fish leather using tea leaves (or other tannin sources). We also chat about her introduction t...
Fleece Rugs, Sheep, Heritage, and the Shetland Islands with Helen Hart
#026. -- In this episode I chat with Helen about some of the traditional crafts she's involved with, how she became involved in them, and what d...
Home Butchery and Using the Unusual Bits with Jake Levin
#025. Do you raise and butcher your own livestock? Process the game animals you hunt?Regardless, this time of year would have been the traditional but...