Morag interviewed

Sustainable food gardening podcast: Morag Gamble on the Vegetable Gardening Show

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I was recently interviewed by the American podcaster, Mike Podlesny for his award-winning Vegetable Gardening Show which has over 250,000 subscribers around the world. You can listen HERE.

Mike and I had such a fun time chatting. This is actually the second time we recorded this interview. The first recording was deleted when his office was hit by lightning the night we recorded it! I think this second take was better, so lucky really …

Mike Podlesny is a 3rd generation gardener and author of the book “Vegetable Gardening for the Average Person: A Guide to Vegetable Gardening for the Rest of Us“.  He has been featured in many newspapers, magazines and blogs across the United States.  His website http://www.AveragePersonGardening.com and his blog http://averagepersongardening.blogspot.com/ are visited by thousands of aspiring vegetable gardeners on a daily basis.  Mike Podlesny is also a regular contributor to many websites and blogs and is currently the administrator for the largest Vegetable Gardening page on Facebook.

It’s worth checking out Mike Podlesny’s podcast . He has hundreds of episodes now and amongst these interviews are many interesting people and topics.

Interview Topics

During the interview Mike and I talked widely around many topics including:

  • What does a sustainable society look like?
  • Designing food landscapes and how other cultures benefit.
  • What are some steps you can take to build a sustainable permaculture home garden?
  • What are the challenges that you will face when you set up a permaculture home garden?
  • Turning your food garden into a food forest 
  • Perennial and polycultural gardens right at home.
  • Learning about permaculture from indigenous people. 
    • You can listen to my interview with Indigenous elder, Wiruungga Dunggiirr here and wander through the bushfoods garden with us here.
  • Building the soil structure in a permaculture home garden.
  • Talking about the food that is in your garden that you didn’t even realise was there.

#358: Why You Should Build a Sustainable Home Vegetable Garden Permaculture (Morag Gamble)

Learn More

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