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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2018 · 31 MIN

Zach Loeks talks ecological rap, world wide regenerative projects and more: 061

from Regenerative Skills · host Oliver Goshey

Zach and I on my porch in Tzununa I don’t always have the pleasure of interviewing my guests in person but I was fortunate this time to be able to sit down with Zach Loeks, permaculture teachers and author of the book “The Permaculture Market Garden” last week while he’s down here in Guatemala co-teaching a PDC with Abundant Edge and Atitlan Organics. In this episode we had the chance to talk about a lot of subjects we missed on my first interview with him back in season one. We explore the topics of putting “culture” back in permaculture and finding ways of sharing and communicating in other forms such as art and music. Zach talks about the challenges and advantages of the high tropical climate we have and how some of the difficulties might be managed creatively. For anyone looking to get to know Zach better you can hear more about him and his background in our first interview on market gardening from season one. So lets jump back now to my little porch overlooking the lake and catch up with Zach Resources: Zach Loeks on Facebook Zach Loeks on Instagram MC Ecology on Instagram

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