Bordertown
Our goal is to serve as an instrument for relationship building and communication, and to encourage the conversation around resiliency, equity and justice. Our intention is to celebrate life and community - and to help create conditions for all life to thrive.
Episodes
75 episodes
Episode 25 - Jaquelyn Fernandez Rieke
Jaquelyn Fernandez Rieke has been the owner of Nutty Steph's for the past 14 years. Born and raised in Suburban Chicago, Jaquelyn made her way east after college. Spending a bit of time in Baltimore, she u...
Episode 24 - Alex Chernomazov
Alex Chernomazov and his wife Ella are the co-founders of Greenspark, an Interactive Sustainability Park in development on Route 100 in Waterbury Center, Vermont. Their mission: to inspire local and gl...
Episode 23 - John Liu / Amy Seidl / Jon Erickson
John Liu stopped by Vermont on his US tour describing the Ecorestoraion Camps. We organized a conversation about solutions at the Un...
Episode 22 - Andrew Faust / Mark Krawczyk (Relocalizing Vermont, Radio Show)
During the summer of 2016, Vic Guadagno was the guest host for Carl Etneir’s radio program, Relocalize Vermont, that broadcasts on the Goddard Collage Community Radio Station. For many of these broadcasts, Vic...
Episode 21 - Joseph Keifer
Joseph Keifer grew up on a small-diversified family farm in the Hudson Valley of New York State. As the oldest son of six kids his farm chores with cows, pigs, sheep, chickens and a mean old rooster, taught him much about caring for the land an...
Episode 20 - Soil4Climate
Soil4Climate, a nonprofit organization, advocates for soil restoration as a climate solution.They promote regenerative land management practices to capture atmospheric carbon and encourage collabor...
Episode 19 - Sarah Waring
Sarah Waring is the Executive Director of The Center for an Agricultural Economy, in Hardwick Vermont. Their mission is to engage the public in building a regenerative, locally based, heal...
Episode 18 - Bo Muller-Moore
Bo Muller-Moore is the founder and owner of Eat More Kale,. He prints T-shirts, bumper stickers and other items and is most famous for his Eat More Kale T-shirt.Bo is the inspiration for this ye...
Episode 17 - Keith Morris
Keith Morris, his partner Kori Gelinas and their two daughters own and operate Willing Crossing Farm in Johnson Vermont, where they maintain one of the most diverse collections of fruit and nut trees in the northeast. They also keep bees and ru...
Episode 16 - Andrew Faust
Andrew Faust is one of the premier Permaculture teachers and designers in North America with nearly two decades of experience. Andrew has extensive experience in a wide range of climates and habitats including desert, forest and mountain – and ...
Episode 15 - Geoff Lawton
Geoff Lawton is perhaps the world’s most influential Permaculture teacher. He has created a global network of students, activist and Permaculture demonstration centers and has undertaken thousands of of jobs - teaching, consulting, designing an...
Episode 14 - Mark Angelini
Mark is co-founder and lead designer with Roots To Fruits Ecological Design - an ecological design firm committed to the restoration of local food systems, economies, and ecologies. Mark is a student ...
Episode 13 - Trevor Newman
Trevor Newman is an amateur pomologist, avid gardener, student and teacher of regenerative design and all-around plant geek.He owns and operates TerraNu Nursery, an edible and useful ...
Episode 12 - The Good Foot Project
he Good Foot Project, – “We left everything in Los Angeles and started down the road to sustainability. This is our Story.”On April 28th, 2013 Anas...
Episode 11 - Mark Krawczyk
Mark is the owner of Keyline Vermont, a permaculture design, consulting and education business. As a student of permaculture design since 2000, Mark Krawczyk has explored tree crop and agroforestry s...
Episode 10 - James Maroney
James Maroney is an American Art Dealer and former Organic Dairy Farmer. He has a master’s degree in Environmental Law and Policy from the Vermont Law School, and is a passionate advocate for water qualit...
Episode 9 - Lisa Mase
Lisa Mase, of Harmonized Cookery is a whole foods cooking educator, food writer, translator, and herbalist, living between Italy, Vermont and New Mexico. As a young girl Leeza relocated from a sma...
Episode 8 - Chris Shanks
Chris Shanks is a Co-Director at Project Bona Fide located on Isla de Ometepe in Nicaragua. He is a multi-talented teacher, organizer, permaculture enthusiast, and design visionary. A graduate of the Un...
Episode 7 - Jon Erickson
Jon Erickson is Professor of Ecological Economics at UVM's Rubenstein School of Environmental and Natural Resources and Fellow at the Gund Institute for Ecological Econo...
Episode 6 - Angella Gibbons
Angella Gibbons, Founder and Director of EarthWalk has been connecting groups of children to the Earth for 25 years.She was the founder and director of Lotus Lake Discovery Center in Williamstow...
Episode 5 - Amy Seidl
As a practiced ecologist, activist and mother of two girls, Amy Seidl writes with a lucid and passionate eye about the state of life itself in the age of global warming. By drawing on her 20 year career studying ecology, evolution, and butterfl...
Episode 4 - Elizabeth Courtney
Elizabeth Courtney began her career as a printmaker and ceramicist. After moving to Vermont in 1974, she developed an interest in land use issues.In 1979, she enrolled in the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and graduated in 1982 w...
Episode 3 - Joe Bossen
Joe Bossen owns Vermont Bean Crafters, a conduit for VT-grown organic grains, beans, and vegetables into institutions across Vermont and New England.Bossen moved his operation to the Mad Rive...