People Eat the Land
Sarah MockExploring fantastical possibilities for more diverse, dynamic, just, resilient, sacred, and delicious future food systems.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 92 | Subscribers | Read | sarahmock.substack.com |
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Mind the Mental Infrastructure (Part II)
Note: While People Eat the Land is normally delivered on Monday, this week’s issue was too meaty for a single delivery. That’s why you’ll receive this week’s installment today, Tuesday, in two parts. While Part 1 covered the theory of “mind...
Mind the Mental Infrastructure (Part I)
Note: While People Eat the Land is normally delivered on Monday, this week’s issue was too meaty for a single delivery. That’s why you’ll receive this week’s installment today (Two-sday!) in two parts, with Part 1 covering the theory of “mi...
How to Talk About Farming With People Who Disagree With You
One of the most formative phone calls I’ve had in my career came a short time after Farm (and Other F Words) was published, when I was asked to meet with a woman from New York City. She’d read the book and wanted to talk with me about my re...
What the Song “Soy Beans” Tells Us About Public Perceptions of Farming
My friend shared the song “Soy Beans” with me recently.
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