In this episode, we discuss composting, organic residuals, and soil health with Dr. Sally Brown. Dr. Brown is a Research Associate Professor at the University of Washington’s School of Forest Resources where she focuses her research on cleaning up contaminated soils.  From metal hyperaccumulator plants to soil amendments, Dr. Brown is on a mission to help us to live in…Read More

How do glaciers and ice affect our climate system? Dr. Alexander Robel joins the podcast to discuss the intricacies of how and why ice sheets change… Dr. Robel is an Assistant Professor in the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Georgia Tech University and serves as the head of the Ice and Climate research group. Here, he and his…Read More

Engineered nanomaterials are more common than many people think. From food to agriculture, you likely come into contact with them daily. This information begs the question: are nanomaterials safe?  Khara D. Grieger joins the podcast today to discuss her work researching the uses and risks of nanotechnology in agriculture and food production. As an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in…Read More

In this episode, we discuss all things farming with Sebastien Bonneu of Countryside Farm based in Cedar Creek, Texas. Sebastien has a background working in bakeries and restaurants around the world. After buying a house with some land outside of Austin, he and his family started Countryside Farm. Here, they raise, process, and sell many breeds of animals – from…Read More

Can sound frequencies kill cancer – effectively acting as a cure? Dr. Bill McGraw, a prolific research scientist and the author of Aluminum Detox: An Easy Solution and Mercury: The Ultimate Truth and Chronic Disease certainly thinks so… Dr. McGraw rejoins the podcast today to discuss Rife Machines, a nearly century-old invention used to treat various ailments using electromagnetic frequencies….Read More