Robert Baxley on Radical Gastronomy – Epi-3330
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Robert “Bob” Baxley, a previous guest on our podcast in the episode titled “Pushing Back on Boilerplate Land Use Codes – Epi-3293,” contributed to an exceptional discussion. During the episode, I had the opportunity to discover his fascinating work in the realm of “Radical Gastronomy” and permaculture. Given my personal interests as both a permaculturist and food enthusiast, I was thoroughly intrigued and invited Bob to return as a guest, allowing us to delve deeper into these captivating subjects.
Bob is a multifaceted individual, excelling as a homesteader, natural builder, and chef who cultivates his land on Colorado’s Western slope. Alongside battling bureaucratic challenges, he dedicates his time to regeneratively growing the finest culinary ingredients, employing practices such as rotational grazing, no-till gardening, and permaculture design.
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Bob is a multifaceted individual, excelling as a homesteader, natural builder, and chef who cultivates his land on Colorado’s Western slope. Alongside battling bureaucratic challenges, he dedicates his time to regeneratively growing the finest culinary ingredients, employing practices such as rotational grazing, no-till gardening, and permaculture design.
I am so glad this guest was able to get back on again! I loved his first interview and am looking forward to hearing from him again on a different topic!