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Nature's Neighbor - Growing From our Roots

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by Nature's Neighbor

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74 episodes
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A show where we talk everything about Food, Farming, Family and Home. Home is always the Central Coast Of California. Always, using methods and practices to mimic nature as close as possible. Hoping to stimulate the conversation of how we eat our politics everyday. With the biggest political act we do everyday is what we put on our plate. To always remember, we stand for is what we stand on. BUY, EAT, LIVE LOCAL. EVERYDAY. www.naturestouchnurseryandharvest.store

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8/31/2021

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 32: Purpose, Accountability & Rebuilding Community from the Ground Up | Nature’s Neighbor

May 1, 2026

Episode 32: Purpose, Accountability & Rebuilding Community from the Ground Up | Nature’s Neighbor

<p>In Episode 31 of Nature’s Neighbor, Melanie and Josh explore the ripple effects of regulation, taxation, and shifting policies — starting with cannabis legalization and expanding into the broader challenges facing local farmers and food producers.</p><p>What begins as a conversation about the cannabis industry quickly connects to a larger issue: how overregulation and heavy taxation can impact small, local operations. From there, they dive into poultry farming, Prop 12, and the real barriers that come with trying to raise and produce food at a local level.</p><p>Together, they break down how these systems affect supply, pricing, and accessibility — and why fewer people are able (or willing) to produce their own food. The conversation highlights the growing disconnect between consumers and the realities of farming, along with the consequences of relying too heavily on large-scale systems .</p><p>This episode asks the bigger questions:</p><p>How do regulations and taxes shape local industries?<br>What does it actually take to produce food on a small scale today?<br>Are current systems supporting or limiting local farmers?<br>And what role do individuals play in rebuilding sustainable, local food sources?</p><p>This conversation is about more than policy — it’s about awareness, responsibility, and understanding what it truly takes to support local agriculture and long-term sustainability.</p><p>Produced by EZF Media, LLC<br>Website: ezfmedia.com</p><p>#NatureNeighbor #LocalFarming #FoodSystems #Agriculture #Regulation #Sustainability #Podcast #EZFMedia</p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 31: 4.20.2026: Regulation, Taxes & The Reality of Local Farming | Nature’s Neighbor

April 24, 2026

Episode 31: 4.20.2026: Regulation, Taxes & The Reality of Local Farming | Nature’s Neighbor

<p>In Episode 31 of Nature’s Neighbor, Melanie and Josh explore the ripple effects of regulation, taxation, and shifting policies — starting with cannabis legalization and expanding into the broader challenges facing local farmers and food producers.What begins as a conversation about the cannabis industry quickly connects to a larger issue: how overregulation and heavy taxation can impact small, local operations. From there, they dive into poultry farming, Prop 12, and the real barriers that come with trying to raise and produce food at a local level.Together, they break down how these systems affect supply, pricing, and accessibility — and why fewer people are able (or willing) to produce their own food. The conversation highlights the growing disconnect between consumers and the realities of farming, along with the consequences of relying too heavily on large-scale systems .This episode asks the bigger questions:How do regulations and taxes shape local industries?What does it actually take to produce food on a small scale today?Are current systems supporting or limiting local farmers?And what role do individuals play in rebuilding sustainable, local food sources?This conversation is about more than policy — it’s about awareness, responsibility, and understanding what it truly takes to support local agriculture and long-term sustainability.Produced by EZF Media, LLCWebsite: ezfmedia.com#NatureNeighbor #LocalFarming #FoodSystems #Agriculture #Regulation #Sustainability #Podcast #EZFMedia</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 39: Breaking Bread, Broken Systems & Getting Back to Basics | Nature’s Neighbor

April 17, 2026

Episode 39: Breaking Bread, Broken Systems & Getting Back to Basics | Nature’s Neighbor

<p>In Episode 39 of Nature’s Neighbor, Melanie and Josh come together for a raw and honest conversation — starting with unexpected cold weather and plant loss, and expanding into something much deeper about patterns, preparedness, and the systems we live in.</p><p>From late frost damage and garden lessons to the meaning of “breaking bread,” this episode highlights the importance of slowing down, recognizing patterns, and staying grounded in real, hands-on knowledge .</p><p>As the conversation unfolds, they tackle bigger topics — from food quality and gut health to regulations, taxes, and the growing disconnect between community, government, and everyday life. Melanie shares real experiences from running a local business, exposing the pressures of compliance, rising costs, and the challenge of staying true to a mission in a shifting system.</p><p>This episode asks the real questions:</p><p>Why do we keep repeating the same mistakes instead of learning patterns?<br>What does it truly mean to “break bread” and build community?<br>Are we being proactive — or just reacting when it’s too late?<br>And how do we take back control of our health, food, and future?</p><p>This is a conversation about getting back to basics — understanding the land, trusting experience, and finding resilience in a world that keeps pulling us away from it.</p><p>Produced by EZF Media, LLC<br>Website: ezfmedia.com</p><p>#NatureNeighbor #BreakingBread #Resilience #Farming #FoodSystems #LocalBusiness #Podcast #EZFMedia</p><p><br></p>

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What is Nature's Neighbor - Growing From our Roots?

A show where we talk everything about Food, Farming, Family and Home. Home is always the Central Coast Of California. Always, using methods and practices to mimic nature as close as possible. Hoping to stimulate the conversation of how we eat our politics everyday. With the biggest political act we do everyday is what we put on our plate. To always remember, we stand for is what we stand on. BUY, EAT, LIVE LOCAL. EVERYDAY. www.naturestouchnurseryandharvest.store

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