Arty Mangan's guest appearances

Arty Mangan

Rootstock Radio

Bioneers: Revolution From the Heart of Nature | Bioneers Radio Series

The Queens of Green

Eric Holt-Gimenez

Joan Gussow

Temple Grandin

Anna Lappe

Raj Patel

Charles Benbrook

Severine Von Tscharner Fleming

LaRayia Gaston

Leah Penniman

MALIK YAKINI

Wendell Berry

Adam Schwartz

Rebecca Solnit

Jeff Moyer

Terry Oxford

OwlTail

Daphne Miller

Josh Whiton

Timothy J. LaSalle

Daphne Miller, MD, had long suspected that human wellbeing and how our food is produced are intimately linked. She visited and studied seven innovative family farms around the country on a quest to discover the hidden connections between how we grow our food and our health, and she published her findings in "Farmacology: Total Health from the Ground Up" (also the basis for the award-winning documentary In Search of Balance). (Daphne begins speaking at 44:00.) Joining Daphne to discuss how farming techniques from seed choice to soil management have a direct impact on our health will be: Timothy J. LaSalle, Ph.D., co-founder and Co-Director of the Regenerative Agriculture Initiative at CSU Chico and first CEO of the Rodale Institute (Tim begins speaking at 3:50); and Josh Whiton, a highly successful eco-tech entrepreneur whose most recent project is MakeSoil.org (Josh begins speaking at 25:35). Hosted by Arty Mangan, Director of Bioneers’ Restorative Food Systems Program.

Daphne Miller, MD, had long suspected that human wellbeing and how our food is produced are intimately linked. She visited and studied seven innovative family farms around the country on a quest to discover the hidden connections between how we grow our food and our health, and she published her findings in "Farmacology: Total Health from the Ground Up" (also the basis for the award-winning documentary In Search of Balance). (Daphne begins speaking at 44:00.) Joining Daphne to discuss how farming techniques from seed choice to soil management have a direct impact on our health will be: Timothy J. LaSalle, Ph.D., co-founder and Co-Director of the Regenerative Agriculture Initiative at CSU Chico and first CEO of the Rodale Institute (Tim begins speaking at 3:50); and Josh Whiton, a highly successful eco-tech entrepreneur whose most recent project is <a href="http://MakeSoil.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MakeSoil.org</a> (Josh begins speaking at 25:35). Hosted by Arty Mangan, Director of Bioneers’ Restorative Food Systems Program.

Farmacology - Soil Health And Medicine | Daphne Miller,  Timothy J. LaSalle, Josh Whiton, and Arty Mangan

Arty Mangan, director of Bioneers’ Restorative Food Systems Program, has spent a lot of time working with farmers and producers, in the United States, Mexico and Costa Rica, and has some great things to share about the organic industry, soil health and climate change. Today, we hear about his journey from owning and running a small, local, organic apple juice company, to being in charge of fruit sourcing for a large juice company, to his current work at the nonprofit Bioneers. Tune in to hear about: - What kept Arty going in the early days when he was keeping an almost impossible schedule and wondering if it was all worth it. - Bioneers’ success in bringing organic ag training to the deep South in the early 2000s. - How Arty feels about trendy terms like “restorative,” “regenerative,” “organic,” and “sustainable.” - The traditional greeting Peruvian farmers use, and why it inspires Arty. - The most effective technology Arty knows of to draw carbon down out of the atmosphere and begin to mitigate climate change.

Arty Mangan, director of <a href="https://bioneers.org/programs/restorative-food-systems/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bioneers’ Restorative Food Systems Program</a>, has spent a lot of time working with farmers and producers, in the United States, Mexico and Costa Rica, and has some great things to share about the organic industry, soil health and climate change. Today, we hear about his journey from owning and running a small, local, organic apple juice company, to being in charge of fruit sourcing for a large juice company, to his current work at the nonprofit Bioneers. Tune in to hear about: - What kept Arty going in the early days when he was keeping an almost impossible schedule and wondering if it was all worth it. - Bioneers’ success in bringing organic ag training to the deep South in the early 2000s. - How Arty feels about trendy terms like “restorative,” “regenerative,” “organic,” and “sustainable.” - The traditional greeting Peruvian farmers use, and why it inspires Arty. - The most effective technology Arty knows of to draw carbon down out of the atmosphere and begin to mitigate climate change.

Arty Mangan: From Juice to Climate Change

Arty Mangan, Food and Farming Director of Bioneers talks with host Temra Costa about re-localizing food in New Mexico.

December 11, 2010: Arty Mangan