Hosted by Emily Davis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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The Community Agriculture Project is a food sovereignty informed and community inspired resource hub and documentation effort. In this talk-radio style podcast, we feature interviews with farmers, food system workers, sustainability driven folks, scientists, artists, community stewards, and more, that provide various “blueprints” for the intersection of community and agriculture. You can follow our work on instagram @communityagproject or at our website communityagproject.com
Emily Davis hosts Community Ag Project, a society show with 21 episodes published.
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project podcast! In season 2 episode 8, we sit down with Tajah Ellis of Out of Seam. Our conversation shows the connection and inspiration of different communities that inspire a
Hello and welcome back to the Community Ag Project Podcast. In season 2 episode 7, we sit down with Yolanda Gonzalez, “an Urban Agricultural Specialist with the Harvest NY program. In this role, she provides technical as
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture project. In episode 6, we sit down with RJ Noble of the New Hampshire Hemp Company. In our discussion, we cover the difference between CBD, CBG and THC, navigating the hemp laws
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project Podcast. In episode 5, we welcome Javier Flores, a farmer based out of San Diego. Javier got his start working in his local food system at the Wild Willow Farm
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project Podcast! In episode 4, we sit with Ian Jiménez Barreras in Borikén aka Puerto Rico, and discuss his navigations of experiential learning in his field, finding h
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project Podcast. In S2E3, we have a conversation with Anthony Basil Rodriguez: storyteller, researcher, and documentarian of rare plants, humankind and the flux of glob
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project, Season 2 Episode 2. Today we welcome our guests Maryam and Julien, who are born originally in France and currently living in Berlin and Paris, respectively. Ma
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project. To start off season 2 of the Community Agriculture Project Podcast, we are delving into ways of being in community, specifically from an economic standpoint. Our guest i
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project podcast. In episode 10, we sit down with Vivian and Dorothy Lee to compare and contrast their experiences through time studying and working in the food system. Vivian dis
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project! In episode 9 we talk with Christine and Adam of The Groovy Veggie Farm. The Groovy Veggie Farm is currently operating in Jefferson, NY. However, Christine and Adam have
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project! In episode 8, we sit down with Diego Martins, who currently works for the New York Horticultural Society as a Greenhouse and Garden Manager. Diego has started a program
Hey everyone! Ethan here. Welcome to the second episode of my minisode series for the Community Agriculture Project! To briefly introduce myself, I am a current high school student passionate about environmental justice
Hello! This is Ethan, and welcome to the final episode of my minisode series for the Community Agriculture Project! To briefly introduce myself, I am a high school student passionate about environmental justice and law.
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project. We have made it to episode 7! In this episode, the 2023 CAP interns Ethan Liu and Iradatu Sulayman join us to interview Elissa Teles Muñoz, a Coordinator at th
Hello and welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project podcast. In episode 6 we sit down with Yahezequiel Walker, aka Yazi, to talk about his work in soil and community. We discuss the work that Yazi does with the T
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project Podcast. Welcome to Episode 5. This episode was shot in Vallejo, California in the Let Our People Grow garden and nursery. Let Our People Grow is a regenerative permacult
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project. This is Ethan here, your host of our new minisode series. This bonus series will be a collection of five short podcasts focusing on the intersection between agriculture
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project podcast. Episode 4 takes us to Salem, Massachusetts where we get to know the stories and people behind Maitland Mountain Farm. Maitland Mountain Farm is a family farm bes
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project. Today I talked with Trevor, a student researcher studying Sustainable Development and Environmental Chemistry at Columbia University. In this episode, we discuss Trevor’
Welcome back to the Community Agriculture Project. Our second episode is an interview with Domenico Celli aka Puentes Naturales. Domenico is based in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico in barrio Tanamá where he operates an agroforest
Julien
second-year PPE-student · No8 Distillery
1 appearance on this show
Maryam
Ventured Teaching
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Vivian
retired nurse and writer · BlueLayers
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Christine
the Hormone Queen · DanaRupiah
1 appearance on this show
Adam
host of Red Side Of The Trent Podcast · Fuse Service
1 appearance on this show
Jesse
Year 7 student · Blue Mountain Painting
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Emily
Cal State Long Beach President's Ambassador · The Rooted Vine
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Sergeant, Illinois Army National Guard, Senior in Urban Planning · Project: Tech Gaming
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