I get that eating healthy can be expensive. When people ask me how I afford it, the first thing I say is that it’s important to reframe your thinking. Food isn’t just fuel; it can either improve or damage your health. It’s true that 100 calories of Twinkies are less expensive than 100 calories of […]
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On this episode of the Modern Farm Girls Podcast, we talk about sustainable and local fashion, seeds and composting. Diana’s Costa Rica trip with her family and Michelle Tam of Nom Nom Paleo The Paleo misconception Focus on Real Food Sustainable, local fashion San Fransisco Clothing Line Amour Vert Patagonia The Green Egg Clothing for
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Check out the appearance I did on the the Balanced Bites Podcast along with Liz Wolfe, episode 167. Topics: 1. What’s new for you from Liz & Diana [7:57] 2. Shout Out: Ciarra of Popular Paleo and Robb Wolf’s podcast [25:04] 3. This week in the Paleosphere: Peganism [30:04] Listener Questions: 4. Follow-up on
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On this episode of the Modern Farm Girls Podcast, Liz and I talk farm & book updates, gut health and The American Gut project, my Registered Dietitian coursework & internship, hog slaughter & farm life. Subscribe to us on iTunes or Stitcher, and we love to hear what you have to say, so if you
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Above is a video link to my presentation from the Ancestral Health Symposium at UC Berkley. I’ve outlined the presentation below: “To be interested in food, but not food production, is clearly absurd” – Wendell Berry Food plays such an important role in all of our lives. Yet, many of us are so disconnected
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Welcome to Modern Farm Girls: Real Food Radicals Bringing Backwoods Back. This is the place to be for farm talk, homesteading adventures and all thing self-sufficient and sustainable. Liz Wolfe, author of Eat the Yolks and I wanted to start this show so that we could share pieces of our farm life with you.
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