All right, gang, we’re back with another jam-packed episode!
One of our goals has been to make this into a collaborative effort, and it continues move in that direction. Jeff Jensen, my friend from High School (that place I went to nearly 20 years ago!) sent me some music to include in this episode, and I’m thrilled to add him to our growing collection of great artists. (Now if only I could get Fear Factory. What, not the right tone? Okay, fine.)
It’s also really cool to see the progress we’ve made on both the filming and editing front. We’re actually improving. Although we can only improve so much with me in front of the camera….
This episode sees us doing a little catch-up to get on schedule with the seasons: we pack the summer garden tearout in with the what I call a “winter garden medley”—photos of the garden as it grows over three months. Now our filming schedule will only be a month off instead of six….
We also take a trip to Mt. Olive where I learn a LOT about organic farming, and, inspired by their worm bins (200 tons of compost?! Seriously?!), I set out to build my own.
Join us! And let us know what you think!
Mom
Izik
Denette
samsonblackwell
Hole in the Fence 
enjoying your videos… and loving Mt. Olive at Farmers Market! And I have a worm bin in my greenhouse at school. It’s fun!
Thanks, Pamme! We are having a blast putting it all together. Our hope is that it continues to build awareness about how it’s possible (and even preferable) to live a healthy, sustainable lifestyle.
I’m so glad to hear that you have a worm bin! Worms are incredible, and their compost is pure gold.
We hope to see you again! Let us know if there’s anything you’d us to look at, consider, do. We’re always open to suggestions.
Great episode! The Mt. Olive Organic Farm seems like such a cool place! Thanks for including my little song in the show!
Can’t wait for the next episode!