The Feel Good Community Podcast

12/05/2022

Regenerative agriculture is one of the oldest forms of agriculture. Deeply rooted in the practices of Indigenous peoples around the world, combined with holistic methods and cutting edge science, today it centers around systems of regeneration that ripple outward from the soil to improve the environment, revitalize our communities, and nourish ourselves.
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This , it’s never been more important to bring life back to our soils to ensure a better, more sustainable future for ourselves and generations to come.
If you believe in a healthy, abundant future - for yourself, your family, and your community - take action today.

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03/19/2022

Interested in growing your own meat? If you’re like us and find yourselves hesitant to buy grocery store mystery meats then maybe this episode is for you.

Josh and his wife Erica raise their own beef and lamb and Josh came on to tell you that taking that next step in your food and health journey isn’t as hard as it seems.

Listen now on our latest episode with Josh of

03/16/2022

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Meet Josh, retired firefighter turned rancher. Learn more about his family ranch and how building your goal of sustainable ranching doesn’t have to be a pipe dream.

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02/27/2022

Culinary mushrooms 🍄 Who knew that about white button mushrooms? I honestly had no clue about that particular variety 👉🏼👉🏼

02/20/2022

Went today, we found some really cool ones. I’m still identifying them but I think I found some oysters, possibly an and maybe a what do you think? Am I way off base here?

02/16/2022

Mush Love ✌🏼

02/16/2022

This week we will be going over common uses for medicinal mushrooms that the whole family can benefit from.

By using mushrooms in your everyday life you can enhance your mind, reduce pain and inflammation, treat high blood pressure, add important antioxidants to your diet and so much more.

I’ll be going over common (and not so common) types of medicinal culinary mushrooms and where you can find them

02/13/2022

I went on a little book binge when preparing for this section. I tend to read 2 books at a time, alternating between authors and tone.

This latest book, Microbia by feels extremely fitting for this journey Will and I have been on for the past several years.

Her passion for knowledge is familiar and that same excitement she shares in her book is where I’m at in life. I feel a kinship to a woman I’ve never known but at the same time a part of me does. Bone returns to school in her 50s to discover more about the incredible world of fungi and microbes.

This echos in my own life. At 29 I changed majors from a BSN to a BSc in soil science. Of course I basically had to start over but Soil and the life of microbes excited a part of me that florescent bulbs, scratchy scrubs and the smell of an ER never did.

What drew me to this field was the intricate relationships within soil and how these relationships are going to quite literally save our world. Microbia explores these concepts and takes us along for Bone’s own journey.

I love this book and if you are someone who is passionate about learning, who is fascinated by the intricate details of life on earth then this book is for you.

02/10/2022

Psilocybin in the United States

02/09/2022

To the Mayan and Aztec people, psilocybin was know as Teonanácatl, or “flesh of the gods.”

Aztec, Mayan, and Toltec religious history tell of these particular mushrooms, and that they were given to their ancestors by Quetzalcoatl the serpent god who was the creator of all life.

Highly coveted psilocybin mushrooms were consumed with honey and chocolate. The ritual or act of consuming mushrooms is known as monanacahuia, meaning to "mushroom oneself".

02/05/2022

02/04/2022

About 40,000 years ago man experienced an explosion of consciousness. Brain size doubled, art began, the use of tools increased, language and culture developed. Rock drawings such as this began popping up all over Africa and followed migration patterns of early man. Could magic mushrooms be the catalyst for the creation of modern man?