The Revolutionary’s Garden Podcast is a how-to guide on gardening, sustainable farming, food security, and community organizing from a revolutionary perspective. Every other week we will go over a specific food or crop and lead you through growing, harvesting, and storing it. On off weeks we will be publishing a companion guide that details what you can plant and harvest based on your grow zone.
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We cover the indigenous history of this food way, as well as the modern development…
Welcome to the seventh episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini episode covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassi…
Welcome to the sixth episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini peiosde covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassica…
Welcome to the fifth episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini episode covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassica…
Welcome to the fourth episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini peiosde covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassic…
Welcome to the third episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini episode covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassica…
Welcome to the second episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini episode covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassic…
Welcome to the first episode of our Brassica Week super special. Each day this week we will be publishing a mini episode covering a specific cultivar of our most versatile vegetable species, Brassica…
In this continuation of our food preservation series, we cover the preservation of milk from cows, sheep, and goats. We focus primarily on preserving milk fats as butter, milk sugars as yogurt, and m…
We cover the influential history of the potato, following the rise and fall of empires from South America to Europe, and it’s connection to the rise of capitalism.
After a tangent on the Irish potat…
In this update we go over our recent move to the state of Maine, and the subsequent hunt for farmland here. We also cover our recent facebook censorship, and backup page. And finally we wrap up with …
As promised we are continuing our series on food preservation! This episode we will be focusing on fermentation, specifically alcohol fermentation of fruits and flowers into country wine.
We go over …
If you've followed the Revolutionary's Garden for any amount of time, you'll know we're obsessed with local sugar sources, especially sugar beets. And we've been dying to do an episode about them!
Wh…
Happy Winter Solstice y'all! To celebrate, we are releasing this holiday themed, patreon exclusive, bonus episode to our feed!
In this little bonus episode, we go over the designs for a Christmas tr…
In this episode of the Revolutionary's Garden, we go over food preservation techniques for your community. we cover 5 general categories of food storage: Freezing, Canning, Drying, Fermenting, and Ro…
In this episode we go over the rather broad category of edible leafy greens! We mostly go over selecting your typical salad greens, but also touch on some foragable species.
We cover some of our fa…
In this episode we discuss various methods for extending your growing season, bot earlier into the spring, and later into the fall, and even through the winter. We cover a few different methods such …
Today we cover our absolute favorite vegetables, pumpkin!
We will cover how to select a variety of pumpkin, as well as how, when and where to plant. We will cover common pests and diseases. we also c…
We’ll breakdown what you should be planting and harvesting for the last two weeks of October based on your grow zone. While this can’t be an exact guide, and what you can plant will be based largel…
Today on the Revolutionary's Garden, I'll be discussing our favorite autumnal beverage. Cities are filled with thousands of apple trees whose fallen apples go to waste. So we'll tell you how to get a…