Roots to Renewal
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Situated on a 900-acre Biodynamic farm in upstate New York, Hawthorne Valley has spent the last half a century working to foster social and cultural renewal through the integration of agriculture, education, and the arts. As we mark our 50th anniversary we want to share not just our story, but also the stories of our friends and contemporaries from across the globe who dedicate their lives in purposeful pursuit of meeting the ecological, social, and spiritual needs or our time. In an oft-quoted passage from one of our founders, Karl Ege, he suggests that the work that we are undertaking...
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Recent episodes
- Season Three, Episode One: Judith Enck and The Problem with Plastic
- Season Two, Episode Eleven: Conservation Visionary Spencer Beebe on Salmon Nation and the Future of Community-Based Environmentalism
- Season Two, Episode Ten: Post Humanist Thinker Bayo Akomolafe on Embracing Uncertainty
- Season Two, Episode Nine: Dawn Breeze on Fostering Positive Change in our Local Communities
- Season Two, Episode Eight: Micah Blumenthal on the Deep-Rooted Cultural Issues Surrounding Work, Money, and Time
- Season Two, Episode Seven: Cycle to Farms documents regenerative farmers' realities across Europe, the Middle East and Africa
- Season Two, Episode Six: Helmy Abouleish on Sekem's Sustainable Vision for Egypt
- Season Two, Episode Five: Eliot Livingston Wilson on Regenerative Housing Solutions
- Season Two, Episode Four: Conrad Vispo and Claudia Knab Vispo on the work of Hawthorne Valley's Farmscape Ecology Program
- Season Two, Episode Three: Cornelius Pietzner on his Time at the Goetheanum, the Camphill Movement, and the Beauty of Stewardship without Ownership