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Full ExpressionJohn Muir Laws: Journaling Will Transform Your LifeIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with naturalist, artist, educator, and lifelong journaler John Muir Laws for a conversation about attention, creativity, and the transformative power of keeping a journal. They explore journaling as more than a record of experience, but as an essential tool for observation, reflection, and deeper engagement with the world. Drawing from decades of nature journaling, John Muir Laws explains how sketching, writing, mapping, and asking questions on paper can expand our capacity to notice, learn, and connect. The conversation ranges from Leo...
2026-06-1759 minFull ExpressionJohn Muir Laws: Journaling Will Transform Your LifeIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with naturalist, artist, educator, and lifelong journaler John Muir Laws for a conversation about attention, creativity, and the transformative power of keeping a journal.They explore journaling as more than a record of experience, but as an essential tool for observation, reflection, and deeper engagement with the world. Drawing from decades of nature journaling, John Muir Laws explains how sketching, writing, mapping, and asking questions on paper can expand our capacity to notice, learn, and connect.The conversation ranges from Leonardo da V...
2026-06-1659 minFull ExpressionAva Mingo and Royer Bockus: The Magic of Repertory TheaterIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with actresses Ava Mingo and Royer Bockus from the renowned Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon, one of the largest and longest-running repertory theater companies in the United States. Eva and Royer take us behind the scenes of life at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, from building characters and mastering Shakespeare's language to understudying major roles, sustaining creativity over months-long runs, and finding balance between the characters they play, and their everyday lives. This is a conversation about artistic collaboration, adaptation, and the unique challenges...
2026-06-0359 minFull ExpressionCathy Bailey and Robin Petravic: Heath Ceramics and the Art of Everyday ObjectsIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with Cathy Bailey and Robin Petravic, the owners of Heath Ceramics, for a conversation about craft, California design, and the art of making things built to last. They reflect on discovering the struggling Sausalito factory in the early 2000s, rebuilding an iconic American ceramics company, and balancing creativity with the realities of manufacturing. The conversation explores Edith Heath's legacy, the philosophy behind Heath's glazes and forms, and why imperfection, materiality, and human touch remain central to the work. They discuss...
2026-05-2059 minFull ExpressionAmy Bowers Cordalis: The Century Long Fight to Save the Klamath and its PeopleIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with Amy Bowers Cordalis—Yurok attorney, activist, and author of The Water Remembers—for a conversation about storytelling, sovereignty, and the long fight to restore a river. Amy traces her journey from growing up between Ashland and the Klamath River to becoming a leading legal voice in one of the largest dam removal and salmon restoration efforts in history. At the center of the conversation is an intergenerational story: a family, a tribe, and a river bound together through culture, survival, and resistance. ...
2026-05-0659 minFull ExpressionCharles Loi & Hannah Lee: Reimagining How We Tell The Climate StoryIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with filmmakers Charles Loi and Hannah Lee to explore storytelling, the climate climate, and the creative process. Both trace their paths from early experiments with film to collaborating on Climate California, a documentary series that reimagines how we tell stories about the climate crisis from NorCal Public Media. The series shifts away from the doom and gloom approach to climate change reporting, and toward beauty, connection, and lived experience. They discuss the challenges of making ambitious work with limited resources, the tension between message...
2026-04-2258 minFull ExpressionNarsiso Martinez: Making Hidden Labor Visible Through ArtIn this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with artist Narsiso Martinez for a conversation about labor, migration, and the creative process. Narsiso traces his journey from a rural town in Oaxaca, Mexico—where he worked in the fields as a child—to immigrating to Los Angeles in search of opportunity and education. What began as a pursuit of stability gradually evolved into a deep artistic practice, shaped by his lived experience and the communities he came from. Working on discarded produce boxes, Narsiso creates portraits of farmworkers that merge subject and mate...
2026-04-0159 minFull ExpressionAngelo Garro: Life of a Master CraftsmanCraft lives in the hands. And in a world increasingly shaped by speed, automation, and abstraction, what does it mean to dedicate your life to making things slowly, by hand? In this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with Angelo Garro, Sicilian-born blacksmith, sculptor, forager, and founder of Omnivore Salt, for a conversation about craft, culture, food, and the creative life. Angelo traces his journey from a small village in Sicily to apprenticing with a master metalworker in the Swiss Alps, before building a life in North America as an architectural blacksmith...
2026-03-1859 minFull ExpressionThomas Lauderdale on Pink Martini & Building a 'United Nations of Sound'Behind Pink Martini's unmistakable sound is a simple idea: music can bring people together across cultures. In this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with Thomas Lauderdale—pianist, bandleader, and artistic director of Pink Martini, the "little orchestra" that blends classical, jazz, pop, and world music into a style that feels both timeless and global. Thomas traces the unlikely path that led him to the band. Raised on a plant nursery in rural Indiana, he began piano lessons at six and later studied history and literature at Harvard, originally planning a career in...
2026-03-0459 minFull ExpressionMindy Marin: The Unsung Art of Casting DirectionBehind every unforgettable performance is great casting. Today, we explore this often invisible process that's part intuition, part logistics, and part relentless creative problem-solving. In this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff talks with legendary casting director Mindy Marin, whose career spans four decades and more than a hundred films, including Juno, Drive, Nightcrawler, the upcoming Matchbox, and multiple Mission: Impossible projects—along with a long history in television that helped shape the industry from the inside. Mindy walks us through what casting actually is: breaking down scripts, searching for talent, building trust with di...
2026-02-2559 minFull ExpressionArnaud Weyrich: The Art and Science of Sparkling WineSparkling wine is one of humanity's most enduring creative rituals. In this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff travels to California's Anderson Valley to sit down with Arnaud Weyrich, the French-born winemaker behind the méthode champenoise wines at Roederer Estate. Arnaud brings a rare, ground-up perspective: trained in agronomy, viticulture, and enology in France, and shaped by three decades of harvests on both sides of the Atlantic. He walks us through the great complexity of sparkling wine—early picking for acidity, blending with intention rather than recipes, second fermentation in bottle, disgorgement, dosage—and why every...
2026-02-041h 04Full ExpressionRamesh Srinivasan: The True Cost of Artificial Intelligence#36: Artificial intelligence is here, whether we're ready or not. In this episode of Full Expression, host Dan Imhoff sits down with UCLA professor and Utopias podcast host Ramesh Srinivasan to ask what that reality means for creativity, culture, and everyday life. Ramesh brings a rare perspective: he's lived inside the tech world as an engineer and AI developer (including time at the MIT Media Lab), and he's spent decades studying the social, political, and environmental impacts of technology. The conversation expands into the big questions shaping our moment: AI as pattern recognition and surveillance, the...
2026-01-2159 minFull ExpressionAdam Weymouth: Walking Across Europe, Writing About Wolves#35: An epic wolf journey becomes a lens on everything from ecology to migration, borders, and what it means to coexist with the wild in modern Europe. In this episode, writer and adventurer Adam Weymouth joins us to talk about his book Lone Wolf: Walking the Line Between Civilization and Wilderness. Weymouth retraces the thousand-mile path of an iconic wolf named Slavc, tracked by GPS as he traveled from Slovenia across Austria and the Alps to northern Italy—moving through deep wilderness, but also skirting suburbs, airports, and working farmland. Along the way, we explore the long, complicated hi...
2026-01-0758 minFull ExpressionRoman Cho: Photography, Biking Through Patagonia, and the Vision QuestREDUX: Photographer Roman Cho shares his journey from percussion student to portrait photographer, documenting musicians, the Good Food Movement, and a 1700-mile bicycle adventure along Chilean Patagonia's Route of the Parks. Check out some of his stunning photos on his Instagram: @romanchophoto Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-12-3159 minFull ExpressionKaren Bates and Byron Hoffman: The French Laundry and the Origins of California Cuisine#34: Before The French Laundry became a culinary landmark, there was Sally Schmitt, a quietly radical cook whose life helped shape what we now call California cuisine. In this episode, Sally's daughter Karen Bates and grandson Byron Hoffman join us to tell that story through their book Six California Kitchens. Part family history, part cookbook, Six California Kitchens traces Sally's journey from a Depression-era homestead in Citrus Heights to a scrappy food-and-wine hub in Yountville, and eventually to the Apple Farm in Anderson Valley. Karen and Byron walk us through the early days of the original French Laundry...
2025-12-1759 minFull ExpressionNick Casey: The Art of Long-Form Journalism#33: Nick Casey is a staff reporter for the New York Times Magazine based in Europe. He writes about geopolitics, threats against democracy and armed conflict. Raised in California by a single mother, Nick earned a degree in anthropology from Stanford University and started his journalism career as a cub reporter for the Half Moon Bay Review in Northern California. A few years later he was recruited by the Wall Street Journal and launched an impressive career that has included nine years in Latin America, several stints in the Middle East and five years in Europe. With the New York...
2025-12-031h 03Full ExpressionMary Gabriel: Women of New York's Avant-Garde#32: Mary Gabriel is an American author and biographer whose books include Love and Capital: Karl and Jenny Marx and the Birth of a Revolution, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. She worked in Washington and London as a Reuters editor for nearly two decades and currently lives in Ireland. Her book Ninth Street Women is a deep exploration of the mid-20th century Abstract Expressionist in New York City. Ninth Street Women is a chronicle of not just one — but five American women artists: Lee Krasner (wife of Jackson Pollock), Elaine De Kooning (wife of Wi...
2025-11-191h 00
Fiat Career Coaching Podcast“Spiritual Warfare Q&A,” An Interview with Dr. Dan SchneiderHave you ever read a book that stopped you in your tracks? A book that provided clarity and yet made you question past and present decisions? Even a book that left you with more questions and a greater yearning for truth than when you started?This was my recent experience after reading “Spiritual Warfare Q&A” by Dr. Dan Schneider and Jesse Romero. I underlined, Googled, texted my spiritual director, spoke extensively with my husband and prayed continuously about the topics in this book during and after reading this book. It was that impactful!Written in q...
2025-11-071h 14Full ExpressionBill Frisell: A True American Guitar Hero#31: Few guitarists have shaped the emotional landscape of modern music the way Bill Frisell has. Across five decades, his playing has stretched the boundaries of jazz, Americana, folk, film scoring, and improvisation. In this episode, we trace the artistic philosophy behind one of the most quietly revolutionary careers in contemporary music. Frisell reflects on his formative years at Berklee in the early 1970s, where he studied under giants like Herb Pomeroy, Gary Burton, Michael Gibbs, and John Damian—and how the real education often came from the hallways, jam sessions, and friendships that shaped him. He talks about le...
2025-11-0545 min
Flipping the TableS7 - Ep#13 - Terra Madre Americas: A Special Weekly Series Segment 1: We're All Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf!Author & wild-farm advocate Dan Imhoff explores the challenge of embracing coexistence with predators when raising livestock in conversation with Montana ranchers Becky Weed & Malou Anderson Ramirez
2025-11-0445 minFull ExpressionWarren Zanes: The Making of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska#30: Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska stands as one of the starkest, most haunting records in American music—a raw home recording that reshaped how we think about artistry, fame, and solitude. In this episode, author and musician Dr. Warren Zanes joins us to unpack how he captured story behind it. Zanes' book, Deliver Me From Nowhere, chronicles the winter of 1982, when Springsteen retreated to a creaky farmhouse in Colts Neck, New Jersey, armed only with a guitar, harmonica, and four-track recorder. Out of that isolation came a collection of songs that felt more like short stories than rock anthems—narr...
2025-10-2258 minFull ExpressionErwin Chemerinsky: The State of American Democracy#29: American democracy is in trouble. In this episode, constitutional scholar Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of UC Berkeley School of Law, joins us for a sobering conversation about the structural flaws embedded in the U.S. Constitution—and how they're driving today's political polarization to the brink. Chemerinsky's latest book, No Democracy Lasts Forever, argues that the compromises made more than two centuries ago have created a fragile system ill-equipped to meet the demands of modern governance. From the Electoral College to the Senate's skewed representation to the lifetime tenure of Supreme Court justices, he lays out why these ou...
2025-10-0858 minFull ExpressionIntroducing: Full Expression, Season 3On October 8, Full Expression goes deeper. In its third season, Host Dan Imhoff will interview artists, musicians, winemakers, writers, filmmakers and civic leaders on the edge of discovery. Tune in every other Wednesday for new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-10-0201 min
The TennisHow many titles for Swiatek? Sinner the hunted in Beijing, Laver Cup glory for Team WorldTeam World has taken back the Laver Cup in San Francisco! Xave and Brie are joined by Tennis Australia’s data extraordinaire Simon Rea and AusOpen.com’s Dan Imhoff to recap the 8th edition of the event. The panel also reacts to Novak Djokovic returning to the Shanghai Masters, Iga Swiatek winning her 25th WTA title, and Italy going back to back at the Billie Jean King Cup. Plus, they celebrate Dasha and Luke Saville’s baby news! AusOpen.comiHeartApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privac...
2025-09-2544 min
Fiat Career Coaching Podcast"Faith Through Fitness," An Interview with Chase CrouseExercising on a consistent basis is hard. For years I’ve told myself that I couldn’t possibly squeeze in any time to exercise while juggling life as a stay-at-home-mom to an active two-year old and managing our home and small business.Plus, I reasoned, isn’t going up and down the stairs with a load of laundry considered cardio? Or hauling our son in and out of his car seat resistance training? Alas, the answer is no. I’ve come to see that I need to prioritize my physical health and the more I make it a priori...
2025-08-2241 minFull ExpressionEp #28 - Roman Cho - Vision QuestRoman Cho is a Los Angeles-based photographer who specializes in portraiture. Born in Korea, Roman immigrated with his family at a young to Richmond, Virginia. He studied percussion at Cal Arts in Southern California and later transitioned to a career in photography. In addition to a career at Apple, he has initiated numerous projects: documenting The Good Food Movement, photographing legendary Americana musicians, and most recently, taking portraits and traveling on a bicycle along the 1700-mile Route of the Parks in Chilean Patagonia. Follow along on Roman's journey through Patagonia and check out some of his stunning...
2025-04-231h 05Full ExpressionEp #27 - Heidi Gustafson - Book of EarthHeidi Gustafson is an artist and writer, but is perhaps best known as an ochre whisperer. Based in the Pacific Northwest, she curates the Early Futures Ochre Archive, a growing collection of over 600 samples of ochre from around the world. Her debut book, Book of Earth: A Guide to Ochre, Pigment, and Raw Color, explores our ancient relationship with color, creativity, and the land. Heidi is dialed in on the lesser known world of minerals upon which our world revolves. It's a discipline that bridges science, anthropology, spirituality, history, poetry, and captivating photography. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...
2025-04-101h 06Full ExpressionEp #26 - Marina Krut - Singing On The Front Lines In UkraineMarina Krut is a Ukrainian born composer, poet and singer who also plays the bandura, a 64-string instrument, weighing 15 pounds. Marina's story is one that everyone needs to hear. These days, the 28-year-old leads a double life. From her temporary home in the west of Ukraine, she travels to the front lines of the war to perform for soldiers. She spends much of her time abroad, performing and relating what she has seen on the front lines. Influenced by traditional Ukrainian music, her bandura playing also incorporates non-traditional sounds, particularly jazz, to accompany her powerful voice. Hosted on Acast...
2025-03-2035 minFull ExpressionEp #25 - Jaqueline Baylon - Until He's BackJaqueline Baylon is a journalist and filmmaker. As a young child she crossed into Texas across the Rio Grande river, and was deported several times before earning her dual U.S. citizenship at the age of 9. She attended Texas State University, as well as the School of Visual Arts in New York. Jaqueline has worked at the New York Times and other newspapers covering healthcare, criminal justice and immigration. Her documentary film, Until He's Back, explores the fate of a Moroccan man, who attempts to cross the straights of Gibraltar into Spain. It has won numerous awards, and was on...
2025-03-041h 00
Flipping the TableS7 - Ep#1 -Food Fight author, Dan Imhoff, flips the table on our host Michael Reid DimockThe author, musician, homestead farmer, and host of the Full Expression podcast Dan Imhoff flips the table on Michael Dimock to explore the origins of Michael's interest in and career path within the good food movement.
2025-01-221h 06Full ExpressionEp #24 - John Francis - Planet WalkerJohn Francis, Ph.D. is known around the world as the "Planet Walker." Following a tragic oil spill in the San Francisco Bay in 1971, he took a vow to reject motorized transportation. Some time later he added a vow of silence which lasted 17 years. An author, traveler, student, and teacher, John Francis has explored every continent without the use of motorized travel. "Planet Walker" is the title of his autobiography as well as a documentary film about his life released in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-09-101h 03
Savoring SonomaProtecting Diversity in Farming panel on Savoring Sonoma: The Hour
Tune in to enjoy a benchmark panel conversation recorded live at the 51st Annual Gravenstein Apple Fair. Right in the middle of the Life On The Farm section of the beloved gathering, under the old oaks at Ragel Ranch Park, host Clark Wolf guides the discussion amongst a stellar group exploring Protecting Diversity in Farming. From legendary chef/activist Alice Waters, farmers Elizabeth Kaiser, Sara Silva and Tucker Taylor, author/publisher/musician Dan Imhoff to award winning dairyman Albert Straus, the smart words and important thoughts offer lasting meaning to this annual celebration of so much we cherish.
2024-08-2600 minFull ExpressionEp #23 - Trevor Wallace - Treasure HunterTrevor Wallace is an expedition filmmaker, explorer and cultural heritage advocate. His projects focus on expanding human curiosity about the wild and remote corners of the world. He is the co-founder of the Menorca Shipwreck Project and collaborates with scientists, archeologists and communities to document stories of the human spirit — present and past. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-08-131h 05Savoring SonomaDan Imhoff on Savoring Sonoma: The Hour
Dan Imhoff is a writer, author, publisher, activist and musician. Splitting his time between Sonoma County and Spain, he shares deeply informed perspectives on many topics relating to food, farming and public policy. His sense of commitment and curiosity, coupled with true creativity and a love of collaboration continues to produce fascinating and valuable work. Tune in as he shares his story with host Clark Wolf.
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2024-07-2900 minFull ExpressionEp #22 - Will Allen - In Defense of SoilWill Allen is a farmer, author and activist. Raised in California, he has spent the last 20 years on Cedar Circle Farm in southeastern Vermont. I talked with Will about finding ancient pottery in a Peruvian jungle, the evolution of the modern organic farming movement and the joy he brings to each day even in the face of adversity. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-07-161h 02
Food Sleuth RadioChristina Badaracco, MPH, RD, discusses food as medicine and The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Guide.Did you know that our nation’s agricultural policies (the Farm Bill) largely subsidize crops that don’t support “food as medicine?” Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Christina Badaracco, MPH, Registered Dietitian, and co-author with Dan Imhoff of The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Guide. Badaracco discusses her entry into healthcare transformation through nutrition, “culinary medicine,” the value of teaching kitchens, and the importance of national farm policies to support public health.Related website: Food as Medicine: https://www.healthaffairs.org/content/forefront/five-food-problems-why-current-food-medicine-solutions-falling-short The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Gui...
2024-07-0528 minFull ExpressionEp #21 - Alondra Bentley - Instinct, Intrigue and SongwritingAlondra Bentley is a British-born songwriter and illustrator living in Madrid. She was raised in southern Spain, studied fine arts before launching her music career, and has recorded five studio albums (with a new release pending). For over ten years, Alondra has taught children art and music based on the Montessouri methodology which emphasizes the discovery and understanding of our emotions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-06-111h 09
Fiat Career Coaching Podcast"Finding Peace in the Storm," An Interview with Dan BurkeThere are certain conversations I know I will remember for the rest of my life. This podcast episode is one of them.
I had the pleasure of speaking with Dan Burke, the President of the Avila Institute, about his new book, “Finding Peace in the Storm: Reflections on St. Alphonsus Liguori’s Uniformity with God’s Will”.
Dan and I first spoke last year about how to live an abundant life, and it was great to have him back on the show. His new book is a page-by-page reflection on a treatise first written by St. Alph...
2023-11-0339 min
Real Food MediaThe Farm Bill Redux: Dan Imhoff | Re-release of Ep. 30Can you believe five years have gone by since the last Farm Bill? It feels like a lifetime ago — SO much has changed politically. Bone up on your Farm Bill history and get ready to organize for a transformative Food & Farm Bill in 2023. This 2019 Real Food Reads interview with Dan Imhoff, farm policy expert and author of “The Farm Bill: A Citizen’s Guide,” is a great place to start.
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2023-05-0328 min
Full ExpressionEp #20 - Peter Schaumann - Peace, Love, and Portrait PaintingPeter Schaumann is a native of Pennsylvania, and currently resides in Newtown Square. He is a graduate of Philadelphia College of Art, and has been on the faculties of Philadelphia College of Art and Moore College of Art and Design. Following a distinguished career as a New York illustrator where he was cited for numerous honors and awards, he turned to fine art, figure painting, and portraiture. His work has appeared in many galleries across the United States. Peter has earned numerous awards for his portraiture and most recently completed a painting of Tom Wolf, the former governor of Pennsylvania. H...
2023-05-0257 min
Full ExpressionEp #20 - Peter Schaumann - Peace, Love, and Portrait PaintingPeter Schaumann is a native of Pennsylvania, and currently resides in Newtown Square. He is a graduate of Philadelphia College of Art, and has been on the faculties of Philadelphia College of Art and Moore College of Art and Design. Following a distinguished career as a New York illustrator where he was cited for numerous honors and awards, he turned to fine art, figure painting, and portraiture. His work has appeared in many galleries across the United States. Peter has earned numerous awards for his portraiture and most recently completed a painting of Tom Wolf, the former governor of Pennsylvania...
2023-05-0257 min
Full ExpressionEp #19 - Bonnie Hayes - The Craft of Songwriting Bonnie Hayes is an American singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, and educator. The eldest of seven children from a highly musical family, she attended Washington High School and San Francisco State University. Her brother, Chris, was the lead guitarist for Huey Lewis and the News. Her brother, Kevin, was a drummer with the Robert Cray Band. Bonnie has performed in numerous bands as well as on tours with Bob Seeger, Belinda Carlisle and Billy Idol. Her songs have been recorded by Cher, Bette Midler, Bonnie Raitt, Natalie Cole, Robert Cray, David Crosby, Adam Ant and Booker T and the MGs. Between 2013...
2023-04-1858 min
Full ExpressionEp #19 - Bonnie Hayes - The Craft of SongwritingBonnie Hayes is an American singer-songwriter, musician, record producer, and educator. The eldest of seven children from a highly musical family, she attended Washington High School and San Francisco State University. Her brother, Chris, was the lead guitarist for Huey Lewis and the News. Her brother, Kevin, was a drummer with the Robert Cray Band. Bonnie has performed in numerous bands as well as on tours with Bob Seeger, Belinda Carlisle and Billy Idol. Her songs have been recorded by Cher, Bette Midler, Bonnie Raitt, Natalie Cole, Robert Cray, David Crosby, Adam Ant and Booker T and the MGs. Between 2013...
2023-04-1858 min
Full ExpressionEp #18 - Michael Pollan - Immersive JournalismMichael Pollan is an author, educator, documentary film creator and avid gardener. His work investigates the nexus of nature and culture and spans topics of gardening, agriculture, nutrition and cuisine, and neuropsychology. Six of his nine books have been New York Times bestsellers; three of them (including, How to Change Your Mind) were immediate #1 New York Times bestsellers. His other books include This is Your Mind on Plants, Cooked, Food Rules, In Defense of Food, The Omnivore's Dilemma, The Botany of Desire, A Place of My Own and Second Nature. The Omnivore's Dilemma won the California Book...
2023-04-111h 03
Full ExpressionEp #18 - Michael Pollan - Immersive Journalism Michael Pollan is an author, educator, documentary film creator and avid gardener. His work investigates the nexus of nature and culture and spans topics of gardening, agriculture, nutrition and cuisine, and neuropsychology. Six of his nine books have been New York Times bestsellers; three of them (including, How to Change Your Mind) were immediate #1 New York Times bestsellers. His other books include This is Your Mind on Plants, Cooked, Food Rules, In Defense of Food, The Omnivore’s Dilemma, The Botany of Desire, A Place of My Own and Second Nature. The Omnivore’s Dilemma won the California Book...
2023-04-111h 03
Full ExpressionEp #17 - Davia Nelson - Kitchen Sisters RadioDavia Nelson is a radio producer, screen writer and casting director. She began in radio as a DJ in high school in Los Angeles. She later attended UC Santa Cruz and began documenting the community through a series of oral history pieces. With her partner, Nikki Silva, Davia founded "The Kitchen Sisters," one of the most lasting and prolific public radio production teams in modern history. Their NPR series include "Hidden Kitchens," "Lost and Found Sounds," the "Sonic Memorial Project," "The Hidden World of Girls" and "The Keepers." They have won 2 James Beard Awards, 2 Peabody Awards and the DuPont...
2023-04-041h 01
Full ExpressionEp #17 - Davia Nelson - Kitchen Sisters RadioDavia Nelson is a radio producer, screen writer and casting director. She began in radio as a DJ in high school in Los Angeles. She later attended UC Santa Cruz and began documenting the community through a series of oral history pieces. With her partner, Nikki Silva, Davia founded “The Kitchen Sisters,” one of the most lasting and prolific public radio production teams in modern history. Their NPR series include “Hidden Kitchens,” “Lost and Found Sounds,” the “Sonic Memorial Project,” “The Hidden World of Girls” and “The Keepers.” They have won 2 James Beard Awards, 2 Peabody Awards and the DuPont Columbia Award among oth...
2023-04-041h 01
She Means Leadership PodcastDía 13. Ora para ser guiado por un LÍDER VISIONARIO | EP 37No confundamos un "buen plan" de un líder con la visión que habla aquí la Biblia Habacuc 2 porque una visión no puede ser una visión dada por Dios a menos que sea guiada por Dios. Hay visiones que dan lideres que suenan muy bonitas pero no son guiadas por Dios, otras son dadas por Dios, pero el líder le quita el mando a Dios sobre la visión y Dios lo abandona para que experimenten ellos solitos su viaje, ya la guía de Dios, Su Espiritu no esta allí. ________________________________________________________________Siguenos...
2023-01-2805 min
Conversation 4 Exploration. Laura Lee Show, Cuyamungue InstituteBuilding with Vision: Finding Alternatives to Wood - Dan ImhoffOptimizing and Finding Alternatives to Wood. Dan Imhoff addresses the issue of how to build homes with an eye toward the future and the maintenance of the forests of the world. As he points out, while wood is a natural material and biodegradable—normally considered good characteristics by those who make the effort to be environmentally conscious—it takes far more time to grow a tree than it does to cut one down. In order for trees to be a sustainable material, a new tree must be planted for each one that is used for building, and the speed of na...
2022-12-2355 min
Full ExpressionEp #16 - Joe Breeze - The Freedom MachineJoe Breeze is an American bicycle frame builder, designer and advocate from Marin County, California. An early participant in the sport of mountain biking, Breeze — along with other pioneers including Gary Fisher, Charlie Kelly and Tom Ritchey — is known for his central role in developing the mountain bike. Joe is the co-founder and curator of the Marin Museum of Bicycling and the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in Fairfax, California. He helped me immensely with the introduction of a Chronicle book I wrote in the late 1990s, called Fat Tire: A Celebration of the Mountain Bike. I spoke with Joe about...
2022-11-291h 00
Full ExpressionEp #16 - Joe Breeze - The Freedom MachineJoe Breeze is an American bicycle frame builder, designer and advocate from Marin County, California. An early participant in the sport of mountain biking, Breeze — along with other pioneers including Gary Fisher, Charlie Kelly and Tom Ritchey — is known for his central role in developing the mountain bike. Joe is the co-founder and curator of the Marin Museum of Bicycling and the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in Fairfax, California. He helped me immensely with the introduction of a Chronicle book I wrote in the late 1990s, called Fat Tire: A Celebration of the Mountain Bike. I spoke with Joe abou...
2022-11-291h 00
Full ExpressionEp# 15 - Hal Mayforth - Born to DrawHal Mayforth is an American cartoonist, illustrator and abstract painter. A nationally recognized illustrator, Hal’s work has been widely published in magazines from Rolling Stone to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. His colorful paintings have been exhibited in galleries around the United States. He is a lifelong musician and most recently was the artistic collaborator on my “Gratitude” video that was released in May 2022. I spoke with Hal Mayforth about his journey to becoming a professional illustrator, his daily practice of automatic drawing, his affinity for abstract expressionism and art history, and his guiding belief in doing what y...
2022-11-1548 min
Full ExpressionEp# 15 - Hal Mayforth - Born to DrawHal Mayforth is an American cartoonist, illustrator and abstract painter. A nationally recognized illustrator, Hal's work has been widely published in magazines from Rolling Stone to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. His colorful paintings have been exhibited in galleries around the United States. He is a lifelong musician and most recently was the artistic collaborator on my "Gratitude" video that was released in May 2022. I spoke with Hal Mayforth about his journey to becoming a professional illustrator, his daily practice of automatic drawing, his affinity for abstract expressionism and art history, and his guiding belief in doing...
2022-11-1548 min
Full ExpressionEp #14 - Matt Goulding - The Art of Food WritingMatt Goulding is a co-founder of the independent media company, Roads and Kingdoms and the co-author of the New York Times best selling series Eat This, Not That! With Roads and Kingdoms, Matt Goulding has written a number of books that merge food culture, politics and history in engaging, creative formats: Grape Olive Pig (about Spain) Rice Noodle Fish (about Japan) Pasta Pane Vino (about Italy). He currently divides his time between the tapas bars of Barcelona and the barbecue joints of North Carolina. I spoke with Matt Goulding about his journey to becoming a food writer, what makes a great titl...
2022-11-011h 03
Full ExpressionEp #14 - Matt Goulding - The Art of Food WritingMatt Goulding is a co-founder of the independent media company, Roads and Kingdoms and the co-author of the New York Times best selling series Eat This, Not That! With Roads and Kingdoms, Matt Goulding has written a number of books that merge food culture, politics and history in engaging, creative formats: Grape Olive Pig (about Spain) Rice Noodle Fish (about Japan) Pasta Pane Vino (about Italy). He currently divides his time between the tapas bars of Barcelona and the barbecue joints of North Carolina. I spoke with Matt Goulding about his journey to becoming a food writer, what makes a...
2022-11-011h 02
Sonidos y SonadosSonidos y Sonados 2022-10-27
El tiempo vuela, este es el último de octubre.
Por cierto, últimos coletazos del resfriado, pero le cuesta irse. Hasta 20 propuestas musicales en el programa de esta semana, la misma cantidad que la semana pasada, hoy en el Sonidos y Sonados tenemos la música de Baldosa, Dan Imhoff, Els Maquis, Marc Wile con Angel Calvo, Jessy Howe ft Chris Muzik, Wax Mekanix, Carrera, Lizipains, Nacho Casado, Cherokee, The Vigus Report, Buen Destino, Scars, Lumpem, Ella La Rabia, Carlangas, Fotos de la Novia, Black Toska, Pau Vegas y Travis Birds.
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2022-10-271h 27Sonidos y Son4d0sSonidos y Sonados 2022-10-27
El tiempo vuela, este es el último de octubre.
Por cierto, últimos coletazos del resfriado, pero le cuesta irse. Hasta 20 propuestas musicales en el programa de esta semana, la misma cantidad que la semana pasada, hoy en el Sonidos y Sonados tenemos la música de Baldosa, Dan Imhoff, Els Maquis, Marc Wile con Angel Calvo, Jessy Howe ft Chris Muzik, Wax Mekanix, Carrera, Lizipains, Nacho Casado, Cherokee, The Vigus Report, Buen Destino, Scars, Lumpem, Ella La Rabia, Carlangas, Fotos de la Novia, Black Toska, Pau Vegas y Travis Birds.
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2022-10-271h 27Sonidos y SonadosSonidos y Sonados 2022-10-27
El tiempo vuela, este es el último de octubre.
Por cierto, últimos coletazos del resfriado, pero le cuesta irse. Hasta 20 propuestas musicales en el programa de esta semana, la misma cantidad que la semana pasada, hoy en el Sonidos y Sonados tenemos la música de Baldosa, Dan Imhoff, Els Maquis, Marc Wile con Angel Calvo, Jessy Howe ft Chris Muzik, Wax Mekanix, Carrera, Lizipains, Nacho Casado, Cherokee, The Vigus Report, Buen Destino, Scars, Lumpem, Ella La Rabia, Carlangas, Fotos de la Novia, Black Toska, Pau Vegas y Travis Birds.
Pensando ya...
2022-10-271h 27
Full ExpressionEp#13 - David Quammen - Notes from the FieldDavid Quammen is an American non-fiction writer and the author of 17 books about the history of science, evolutionary biology, zoonotic diseases and the outdoors. His articles have appeared in Outside Magazine, National Geographic, Harper's, Rolling Stone, The New York Times Book Review, The New Yorker, and other periodicals. David Quammen’s highly acclaimed books include Spillover, The Song of the Dodo, The Tangled Tree and his most recent work, Breathless, about the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a conversation about David's lifelong journey into nonfiction writing and extensive field reporting.
2022-10-181h 01
Full ExpressionEp#13 - David Quammen - Notes from the FieldDavid Quammen is an American non-fiction writer and the author of 17 books about the history of science, evolutionary biology, zoonotic diseases and the outdoors. His articles have appeared in Outside Magazine, National Geographic, Harper's, Rolling Stone, The New York Times Book Review, The New Yorker, and other periodicals. David Quammen's highly acclaimed books include Spillover, The Song of the Dodo, The Tangled Tree and his most recent work, Breathless, about the Covid-19 pandemic. This is a conversation about David's lifelong journey into nonfiction writing and extensive field reporting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-10-181h 01
Fiat Career Coaching Podcast"How to Live an Abundant Life," An Interview with Dan Burke, Author, Founder and Radio HostSome of the thoughts in your head aren’t yours and you shouldn’t listen to them.
When was the last time you paid attention to the thoughts in your head? We tend to accept every thought, positive or negative as coming from us, however that is not the case, according to today’s guest, Dan Burke.
Oftentimes these negative thoughts are seeded by the enemy of our souls, seeking to discourage us and pull us away from the abundant life we are created for.
Dan is an author of over 15 books on authen...
2022-09-0241 min
Full ExpressionEp#12 - Laura Guido-Clark - The Power of ColorLaura Guido-Clark is an interior designer and material and color consultant. She has worked with a wide array of everyday products, from furniture, cars, electronics and chocolate. Her recent work includes an update of the iconic Aeron chair. In 2011 Laura founded Project Color, a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing urban neighborhoods with paint and pattern. In 2017 she founded Love Good Color, a revolutionary color tool that fuses science with the senses. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-04-051h 00
Full ExpressionEp#12 - Laura Guido-Clark - The Power of ColorLaura Guido-Clark is an interior designer and material and color consultant. She has worked with a wide array of everyday products, from furniture, cars, electronics and chocolate. Her recent work includes an update of the iconic Aeron chair. In 2011 Laura founded Project Color, a nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing urban neighborhoods with paint and pattern. In 2017 she founded Love Good Color, a revolutionary color tool that fuses science with the senses.
2022-04-051h 00
Full ExpressionEp#11 - Alam Khan - Worlds within WorldsAlam Khan is a musician, composer and performer. The son of Mary Khan and sarode master, Ali Akhbar Khan, he began studies in Indian classical music at the age of seven. Alam has played alongside India's tabla masters in venues throughout the world. His other collaborations include the Tedeschi Trucks Band the San Francisco Symphony, Bob Weir and his hip hop project, Grand Tapestry. Alam is a teacher of advanced instrumental instruction at the Ali Akbar College of Music in San Rafael, California. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-03-011h 06Full ExpressionEp#11 - Alam Khan - Worlds within WorldsAlam Khan is a musician, composer and performer. The son of Mary Khan and sarode master, Ali Akhbar Khan, he began studies in Indian classical music at the age of seven. Alam has played alongside India’s tabla masters in venues throughout the world. His other collaborations include the Tedeschi Trucks Band the San Francisco Symphony, Bob Weir and his hip hop project, Grand Tapestry. Alam is a teacher of advanced instrumental instruction at the Ali Akbar College of Music in San Rafael, California.
2022-03-011h 06Full ExpressionEp#11 - Alam Khan - Worlds within WorldsAlam Khan is a musician, composer and performer. The son of Mary Khan and sarode master, Ali Akhbar Khan, he began studies in Indian classical music at the age of seven. Alam has played alongside India’s tabla masters in venues throughout the world. His other collaborations include the Tedeschi Trucks Band the San Francisco Symphony, Bob Weir and his hip hop project, Grand Tapestry. Alam is a teacher of advanced instrumental instruction at the Ali Akbar College of Music in San Rafael, California.
2022-03-011h 06
Full ExpressionEp#10 - Chris Blum - Design is the Main CourseChris Blum is a graphic artist and art director who works in a variety of mediums, from product graphics and advertising to film and video production. He's also a lifelong producer of art boxes: dimensional collages that combine wordplay and found objects to make a statement about current events and cultural affairs. Chris is an ardent student of pop culture and I collaborated with him for many years when communicating about issues of food and agricultural policyI spoke with Chris Blum about his ability to visualize his creative projects, working with Tom Waits, the art of making a wine label...
2022-02-0156 minFull ExpressionEp#10 - Chris Blum - Design is the Main CourseChris Blum is a graphic artist and art director who works in a variety of mediums, from product graphics and advertising to film and video production. He’s also a lifelong producer of art boxes: dimensional collages that combine wordplay and found objects to make a statement about current events and cultural affairs. Chris is an ardent student of pop culture and I collaborated with him for many years when communicating about issues of food and agricultural policyI spoke with Chris Blum about his ability to visualize his cr...
2022-02-0156 min
Full ExpressionEp#9 - J Henry Fair - Ironically Beautiful Images of Terrible ThingsJ Henry Fair is a photographer and storyteller who works at the intersection of art, environmental science and the industrial economy. For decades he has been taking what he describes as “ironically beautiful images of terrible things.” His abstract and highly composed aerial photographs capture coal mining, factory farming, clearcut forestry and other activities. His work is featured in a new book, Human Nature: Planet Earth in Our Time published by Chronicle Books.
2022-01-0443 min
Full ExpressionEp#9 - J Henry Fair - Ironically Beautiful Images of Terrible ThingsJ Henry Fair is a photographer and storyteller who works at the intersection of art, environmental science and the industrial economy. For decades he has been taking what he describes as "ironically beautiful images of terrible things." His abstract and highly composed aerial photographs capture coal mining, factory farming, clearcut forestry and other activities. His work is featured in a new book, Human Nature: Planet Earth in Our Time published by Chronicle Books. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-01-0443 min
Full ExpressionEp#8 - Jessica Martin - The Vocabulary of ShapesJessica Martin is a visual artist who lives, practices and teaches in Healdsburg, California. She works in various mediums, from painting to sculpture and ambitious urban curating. Her pieces often involve extensive research into how the passage of time affects and shapes our memories. She received an M.A. from the California College of the Arts in 2006 and has been working as a professional artist ever since. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-12-0753 min
Full ExpressionEp#8 - Jessica Martin - The Vocabulary of Shapes Jessica Martin is a visual artist who lives, practices and teaches in Healdsburg, California. She works in various mediums, from painting to sculpture and ambitious urban curating. Her pieces often involve extensive research into how the passage of time affects and shapes our memories. She received an M.A. from the California College of the Arts in 2006 and has been working as a professional artist ever since.
2021-12-0753 min
Full ExpressionEp#7 - Shea Breaux Wells - Vocal MasteryShea Breaux Wells is a vocal artist, performer and songwriter. She was raised in Texas in an artistic household and later found her way to Los Angeles where she explored numerous musical styles, from art rock to jazz and electronic music. Shea is also a world class vocal instructor who teaches people to sing with intention and technique. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-11-0251 min
Full ExpressionEp#7 - Shea Breaux Wells - Vocal MasteryShea Breaux Wells is a vocal artist, performer and songwriter. She was raised in Texas in an artistic household and later found her way to Los Angeles where she explored numerous musical styles, from art rock to jazz and electronic music. Shea is also a world class vocal instructor who teaches people to sing with intention and technique.
2021-11-0251 minShe Means Leadership PodcastEl hombre como Líder y cabeza en la familia con Claudia Montemiranda | EP 20Algunos esposos no reconocen que Dios los ha predestinado para este papel, otros simplemente no saben cómo dirigir; mientras que otros se niegan a tomar el mando. Este problema surge una y otra vez en sesiones de grupo de parejas que hemos tenido mi esposo y yo, y veo en muchos matrimonios de amigos y allegados. La mayoría de los hombres no se dan cuenta de que muchos de los serios problemas en sus hogares son consecuencias directas de su falta de liderazgo. Es evidente que la falta de autoridad del esposo desencadena una serie de problemas matrimoniales, ec...
2021-10-0539 min
Full ExpressionEp#6 - Ames Morrison - The Magical ElixirAmes Morrison is a , wine maker and partner at Medlock Ames Winery in Sonoma County California. He studied ancient history at Tulane University before serving in the Peace Corps in Guatemala and teaching public high school in New York City. Raised on a farm in Virginia, Ames decided to pursue his love of agriculture. I spoke with Ames about his conservation-based approach to agriculture, the extraordinary challenges of climate change, and the many skills required to make humanity's most magical elixir. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-10-0553 minFull ExpressionEp#6 - Ames Morrison - The Magical ElixirAmes Morrison is a , wine maker and partner at Medlock Ames Winery in Sonoma County California. He studied ancient history at Tulane University before serving in the Peace Corps in Guatemala and teaching public high school in New York City. Raised on a farm in Virginia, Ames decided to pursue his love of agriculture. I spoke with Ames about his conservation-based approach to agriculture, the extraordinary challenges of climate change, and the many skills required to make humanity’s most magical elixir.
2021-10-0553 min
Full ExpressionEp#5 - PC Muñoz - No BoundariesPC Muñoz is a Northern California poet, percussionist, producer, performer and recording artist. For the past 30 years he has worked in a wide range of musical styles from hip hop and jazz to pop, classical and spoken word. PC has recorded with rock legend Jackson Browne, Berkeley Symphony violinist Matthew Szemela and synthesizer wizard Dr. Fink. His genre bending collaborations with former Knonos Quartet cellist Joan Jeanreneaud earned a Grammy nomination. He currently serves as the first Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley California. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy f...
2021-09-0759 minFull ExpressionEp#5 - PC Muñoz - No BoundariesPC Muñoz is a Northern California poet, percussionist, producer, performer and recording artist. For the past 30 years he has worked in a wide range of musical styles from hip hop and jazz to pop, classical and spoken word. PC has recorded with rock legend Jackson Browne, Berkeley Symphony violinist Matthew Szemela and synthesizer wizard Dr. Fink. His genre bending collaborations with former Knonos Quartet cellist Joan Jeanreneaud earned a Grammy nomination. He currently serves as the first Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley California.
2021-09-0759 min
Full ExpressionEp#4 - Ronnie Vannucci Jr - The Art of ListeningRonnie Vannucci, Jr. is a classically trained percussionist and drummer for The Killers. While pursuing a music degree at the University of Las Vegas Nevada in 2002, he joined bandmates Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning and Mark Stoermer. The Killers have recorded six best-selling albums and performed in 50 countries. I spoke with Ronnie about his experience as a wedding photographer, the importance of mastering the art of listening, and the making of the band’s upcoming album, “Pressure Machine.”
2021-08-0357 min
Full ExpressionEp#4 - Ronnie Vannucci Jr - The Art of ListeningRonnie Vannucci, Jr. is a classically trained percussionist and drummer for The Killers. While pursuing a music degree at the University of Las Vegas Nevada in 2002, he joined bandmates Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning and Mark Stoermer. The Killers have recorded six best-selling albums and performed in 50 countries. I spoke with Ronnie about his experience as a wedding photographer, the importance of mastering the art of listening, and the making of the band's upcoming album, "Pressure Machine." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-08-0357 minFull ExpressionEp#3 - Abra Berens - Function over formAbra Berens is a farm-to-table chef and author of the 2019 cookbook, Ruffage: A Practical Guide to Vegetables. She is a chef at Granor Farm in Three Oaks, Michigan and the co-founder of Bare Knuckle farm in Northpoint, Michigan. I spoke with Abra about her writing process, her experience at the Ballymaloe Cooking School in southeast Ireland, the hard work it takes to grow vegetables, the importance of reducing food waste, and why being a professional cook sometimes means being an entertainer.
2021-07-0654 min
Full ExpressionEp#3 - Abra Berens - Function Over FormAbra Berens is a farm-to-table chef and author of the 2019 cookbook, Ruffage: A Practical Guide to Vegetables. She is a chef at Granor Farm in Three Oaks, Michigan and the co-founder of Bare Knuckle farm in Northpoint, Michigan. I spoke with Abra about her writing process, her experience at the Ballymaloe Cooking School in southeast Ireland, the hard work it takes to grow vegetables, the importance of reducing food waste, and why being a professional cook sometimes means being an entertainer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-0654 min
Full ExpressionEp#2 - Tim Weed - Surrender to the MuseTim Weed is an exceptional musician who has mastered numerous stringed instruments — from guitar to 5-string banjo and mandolin. For the past four decades he has been a touring and recording artist. His latest project, Light and Dark, consists of two original compositions for banjo and 82 piece orchestra. It was performed and recorded with the Prague Metropolitan Opera in 2019. I spoke with Tim about his daily approach to music, the importance of understanding and overcoming fear, his lifelong journey to learn various musical styles, and his instinct to just play and surrender to the Muse …
2021-06-0151 min
Full ExpressionEp#2 - Tim Weed - Surrender to the MuseTim Weed is an exceptional musician who has mastered numerous stringed instruments — from guitar to 5-string banjo and mandolin. For the past four decades he has been a touring and recording artist. His latest project, Light and Dark, consists of two original compositions for banjo and 82 piece orchestra. It was performed and recorded with the Prague Metropolitan Opera in 2019. I spoke with Tim about his daily approach to music, the importance of understanding and overcoming fear, his lifelong journey to learn various musical styles, and his instinct to just play and surrender to the Muse … Host...
2021-06-0151 minFull ExpressionEp#1 - Adam Wolpert, The Great OaksAdam Wolpert is a painter of the naturalist landscape tradition. He is also a co-founder of the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center in Sonoma County, California, an intentional community and thought leading nonprofit education center. A lifelong visual artist, for the past three years Adam has been engaged in a project of painting large intimate portraits of trees he calls, The Great Oaks. I spoke with Adam about his focus on why he values his creative practice more than finished products, the discipline and patience that the craft of painting requires, how drawing and painting can positively affect your mindset a...
2021-05-1859 min
Full ExpressionEp#1 - Adam Wolpert, The Great OaksAdam Wolpert is a painter of the naturalist landscape tradition. He is also a co-founder of the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center in Sonoma County, California, an intentional community and thought leading nonprofit education center. A lifelong visual artist, for the past three years Adam has been engaged in a project of painting large intimate portraits of trees he calls, The Great Oaks. I spoke with Adam about his focus on why he values his creative practice more than finished products, the discipline and patience that the craft of painting requires, how drawing and painting can positively affect your mindset...
2021-05-1859 min
Flipping the TableEp#2 - Imhoff Archives with Temple Grandin, animal behaviorist.One of Dan's most challenging and interesting interviews with the renown animal welfare advocate and gifted autistic. Dr. Grandin has transformed livestock handling.
2021-04-0855 min
Flipping the TableEp#26 - Imhoff Archives with pioneering organic farmer Eliot ColemanDan Imhoff dialogues with Eliot Coleman, Maine's Four Season Farm founder, author and organic farming pioneer. Eliot shares what plants want, what growers around the world can teach, and how small farms can make money.
2020-12-101h 02
Flipping the TableEp#24 - Imhoff Archives with Wendell BerryWriter and activist Dan Imhoff speaks with farmer, poet and seminal writer Wendell Berry about the "oversimplification" of agriculture and all the resulting challenges.
2020-11-121h 04
Flipping the TableEp#22 - Imhoff Archives Intro ShowWriter, farmer, activist Dan Imhoff wets our appetite for six conversations he recorded with the pioneers of regenerative and organic agriculture in the early 2000s. The Imhoff Archives will run once per month over the next 6 months.
2020-10-1548 min
The TidbitFarming in America: Federal Policy, Regulations and How They Affect Your BusinessIt can seem impossible for small to midsize farmers to survive in this world because they aren’t provided the monetary runway that big machines of businesses are afforded. It has always been hard, but especially with the increase of unpredictable weather, trade wars, and monopolies along our supply chains - it’s becoming increasingly difficult to manage and make a living by being a farmer. Maybe you’ve heard this before, kind of understand it, but don’t REALLY know why it would be so challenging — from a business standpoint. We explore the federal policy and regulations that are effecting...
2019-11-0536 min
Rewilding Earth PodcastEpisode 30: Dan Imhoff on Making Farming More CreaturelyAbout Dan Dan Imhoff is a researcher, author, and independent publisher who has concentrated for over 20 years on issues related to farming, the environment, and design. He is the author of numerous articles, essays, and books including Farming with the Wild: Enhancing Biodiversity on Farms and Ranches; and Building with Vision: Optimizing and Finding […]
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2019-08-2348 min
Talking Headways: A Streetsblog PodcastEpisode 248: The Farm Bill with Dan ImhoffThis week we're joined by Dan Imhoff to talk about his book called The Farm Bill. Dan chats with us about how he became interested in the Farm Bill, how initially he was excited about protecting wild habitat but got pulled down a rabbit hole of subsidies and perverse incentives. Dan also talks about how the Farm Bill as it's currently put together is a reflection of our broken legislative system and how we incentivize farmers that get bigger and produce more while the smaller farmers suffer. But how does this relate to transportation and/or cities? Ul...
2019-08-2236 min
Real Food MediaThe Farm Bill: Daniel Imhoff | Ep. 30At nearly 1,000 pages, the Farm Bill is difficult to understand for policymakers, let alone the rest of us. Dan Imhoff walks us through this vitally important legislation, and what it means for farmers, our health, and the planet.
2019-04-0226 min
Flipping the TableEp#8 - Dan Imhoff (Author of: The Farm Bill, A Citizens Guide)Dan describes current farm bill failures and a farm bill for the future
2019-02-2553 min
Delicious Revolution#42 Dan Imhoff on making agriculture hospitable to wild natureDan Imhoff is an author, musician, and artisan food producer who has written for 25 years on ecological sustainability. His books include Farming with the Wild, Food Fight, and Building with Vision. Dan is the president and co-founder of Watershed Media as well as president and a co-founder of the Wild Farm Alliance, a national organization that works to promote agriculture systems that support and accommodate wild nature. He lives on a small homestead farm outside of Healdsburg, California. In this episode, Dan talks to Devon about how the wild got pulled out of farming, how to make farms hospitable to...
2017-07-0454 min
Delicious Revolution#42 Dan Imhoff on making agriculture hospitable to wild natureDan Imhoff is an author, musician, and artisan food producer who has written for 25 years on ecological sustainability. His books include Farming with the Wild, Food Fight, and Building with Vision. Dan is the president and co-founder of Watershed Media as well as president and a co-founder of the Wild Farm Alliance, a national organization that works to promote agriculture systems that support and accommodate wild nature. He lives on a small homestead farm outside of Healdsburg, California. In this episode, Dan talks to Devon about how the wild got pulled out of farming, how to make farms hospitable to...
2017-07-0400 min