Thriving The Future Podcast

Thriving The Future Podcast focuses on 👍- Positive solutions to help you #Thrive 🔨- Design your Intentional life. 🐓- Homestead 🍓- Side Hustle 🤝 – Community 🧰 – #SkillsOverStuff Podcast website: https://thrivingthefuture.com

Thriving The Future Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Thriving The Future, with 148 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #164

  Ep. 164 - Building a Sustainable Nursery with Backyard Berry

  Aug 16, 202529 minS1

  <p>Travis from Backyard Berry on Substack shares about his series "Building a Sustainable Nursery".</p><p>His favorite trees: Pawpaws, Persimmons, and Pin Cherries (for the birds).</p><p>We also talk about his series on "Homegrown National Park". Everyone was talking about national parks being affected by Federal land sales a few weeks ago. Travis posted that "What if the largest national park in America wasn’t a remote wilderness, but your own backyard?"</p><p>The idea: "transforming America’s private land into vibrant habitat corridors that restore biodiversity and ecological health."</p><p>Travis also shares abou...

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  Episode #163

  Ep. 163 - Plant a Fall Garden in July!

  Jul 21, 20257 minS1

  <p>The seed displays are gone from the store. You can outdo the normies by planting a great Fall garden - even in the heat of July.</p><p>It's July in Kansas, and next week we are going to break 100 for the first time this Summer. We have had a lot of rain.</p><p>None of the stores have any plants left. Around here, all the seed displays disappear around 4th of July and everything goes on clearance. This year I got a ton of stuff. I followed Grant Payne’s model and I went around and just cl...

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  Episode #161

  Ep. 161 - With Callery Pears the Problem is the Solution

  Jun 1, 20255 minS1

  <p>How I turned my pasture of thorny Callery pears into an Asian pear orchard by bark grafting and cleft grating.</p><p>Do a Google search on Callery pears and feel the hatred.</p><p>Bradford pears, planted nearly everywhere, are usually grafted onto Callery pear rootstock. Callery pears are thorny pears that I have never seen growing any fruit. On my land they spread by suckers - literally everwhere.</p><p>In this episode I share about How I turned my pasture of thorny Callery pears into an Asian pear orchard by bark grafting and cleft grating.</p><...

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  Episode #162

  Ep. 162 - Talking Soil Health with Sam Baker from Wrigglebrew

  Jun 1, 202527 minS1

  <p>Sam Baker from Wrigglebrew and I talk about soil health, and what does nitrogen poisoning look like?</p>My leaves turned brown, despite enough watering. Maybe I gave them too much nitrogen?Overuse of phosphorus causes plants to not be able to uptake zinc, magnesium, calcium. That's another reason why our food is mineral deficient.Wrigglebrew is even used by soy farmers to reduce their nitrogen load and move a little more toward regenerative farming methods.Compost tea only has a shelf life of 24-48 hours. How does Wrigglebrew maintain the flora and be shelf stable?Sam also shares...

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  Episode #160

  Ep. 160 - Creating Community with Jamon - The Independent American Gardener

  May 18, 202532 minS1

  <p>Jamon Mysliwiec joins me to share about TIAG - The Independent American Gardener, an online to in-real-life community, teaching permaculture and self-sufficiency through regenerative community.</p><p>The goal is to move to a closed-loop economy, with communities producing surplus, leveraging home based small businesses, and creating a barter and trade network for the surplus. </p><p>Jamon started Lulu's Garden, the first Demonstration Hub in Trenton, MO, and has bought a commercial property which will have a rooftop garden, greenhouse, a food forest, and to trade surplus through a farmers market type model. </p><p>He also shares...

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