Hi Folks, I’m Takota Coen, thank you for checking out the Building Your Homestead Podcast where I ta
Join regenerative farmer, author, and farming consultant, Takota Coen, live on Monday, September 30t
Join this wide-ranging discussion with Cal Washington (https://www.inpowermovement.org) and Alberta
Mike Cardamone is the creative director for Don't Slap Snooze, a platform that makes educational
In this episode of Unhypnotized, Heather welcomes guest Takota Coen, who shares his experience growi
In this episode, Takota is interviewed by Josh Friedeman on the Business Bitcoinization Show.Takota
On this episode, Takota is interviewed by Rachel Jamison from Redemption Permaculture and the Modern
My guest on this episode of the Building Your Homestead Podcast is Robert Breedlove. He is an entrep
In this episode, Takota was interviewed by Lana Salant from The Ethical Omnivore Movement. 0:00 Intr
Alec Zeck received his B.S. in Systems Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West P
My guest on the podcast today is Ben Perrin. Ben has been educating people in the realm of using and
Stefan Sobkowiak operates a 12 acre farm of which 6-acres are in a permaculture orchard at Miracle F
Tim and I talk about why he left his job in big tech to become a blacksmith and homesteader, why you
In this episode I coach one of my students about how to navigate the philosophical, ethical and poli
Neal Spackman is an internationally recognized pioneer of hyperarid agroforestries. He was cofounder
James Corbett is an award-winning investigative journalist, who has lectured on geopolitics at the U
Ludovic Bourdon works with organizations like Ecosia to help design and develop permaculture aid pro
Judith D. Schwartz is a journalist based in Vermont who looks to nature for approaches to solving gl
▶️ Join Ben Falk and I for a Free Online Summit https://www.mypermacultureproperty.comBen and I talk
▶️ Join Mark Shepard and I for a Free Online Summit https://www.mypermacultureproperty.comMark and I
Dan and Takota talk about how a lack of a living, adaptive process is holding permaculture back from
