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Burning Down the House Introduction (7:37)
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Burning Down the House, Curtis B. Wayne, Heritage Radio Network, Hearst Ranch, Bob Borson, Life of an Architect, Jody Brown, Coffee with an Architect, architecture radio, blogging, public journaling,Jody Brown & Bob Borson (18:27)
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architecture and angst, food policy, architecture firms, networking, what do architects do?, esoteric blogging,Music in the Studio (17:56)
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music, Pigeon Forge, Dallas, Texas, music in the workshop, studio work, working with headphones,Rants & Sound Bites (17:13)
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rants, sound bites, architecture talk, what does an architect do?,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
Dan Machin of Lone Acre Farm (12:32)
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live from a traffic jam in Alabama, Long Island, Southold, Lone Acre farm, one dude one farm, everybody has their mind in the game pretty hard, farming from a food consumer's perspective, maxing out diversity in a small space, Brooklyn CSA, farmers markets, Romaine style lettuce, growing your own shower scrubby, the foodie perspective, there is a huge amount of farming knowledge available, learning from experience, farming is damage control and improvisation, improvisation observation and hustle, pursuing food curiosity, the CSA model of paying upfront for weekly food, being realistic with expectations of farms, gastronomy,The Inception of Lone Acre (13:42)
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how can you grow on such expensive land?, Peconic Land Trust, Suffolk County, conservation, agricultural preservation, its good to have a team of people always asking questions and forcing you to think, dealing with deer, Southold is basically suburban, deer cause problem with vegetables trees and disease, expensive blood tests, combining different fence types, deer fences cost thousands of dollars, the land trust also has an interest in controlling the deer population, peanut butter on tinfoil, Park Slope farmers market, LoneAcre.wordpress.com,Download MP3 (Full Episode)
"Bushwick is just seeming to organize around environmental issues. We wanted to strengthen the networks that are already there." [04:00]
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