What's going on everyone? Kevin from Evigardining here. We're back again with Farmer

Greg from the Urban Farm out in Phoenix and the Urban Farm Podcast. So today we're talking

about community and we've talked about it a lot and

Honestly in my apocalypse grow challenge which many of you guys know about and listen to or either follow it on on

Instagram or here on the podcast you know I couldn't really have done it

without the support of the community and the epic gardening community making some

epic barters if I do say so myself for some delicious food. So community is

certainly a vital part for some

delicious food. So community certainly a vital part of just human existence. It's it's our tribal nature to be living in community right?

But in the garden and outside of the garden even with some of the things that you've been doing,

Greg, I would love to know one particular thing, Grow PHX, was a project that you found

it a while ago and I would love to know a little bit more about that and the effects that that has had upon the Phoenix community.

Awesome. Thanks for having me.

Grow pHX is an organization that Kari Spencer and I started six years ago and we

started to do day-long trainings to train people how to garden.

You know, is this, you know, come on down

and really learn how to grow food in the desert and what we took away from that I think we did

two of those then we did four permaculture design courses and you know a couple other events and

the Great American CETA. What we took away from this is the importance of the

community coming together to make stuff happen.

And one of the important things for me in life is that things get done because somebody says so.

Yeah.

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