The Poor Prole's Almanac: Restoration Agroecology
Andy Ciccone, nash flynnAn intersection of agriculture, ecology, and history.
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Reclaiming History: Victoria Melody on the Diggers, Community Acitivism, & Empowering Change
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Detroit's Urban Farming Revolution: A Journey of Food Justice and Community Empowerment with Malik Yakini
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Embracing the Cycle of Life Through Green Burials with Herland Cemetery
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Poor Proles Almanac host, accountant, farmer & vagrant.
death historian by day and also at night. i am a writer and a comedian and a chronically online swamp-person
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