Robert Baxley on Radical Gastronomy – Epi-3330

The Survival Podcast

Society & Culture, Philosophy

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🗓️ 28 June 2023

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Robert “Bob” Baxley, a previous guest on our podcast in the episode titled “Pushing Back on Boilerplate Land Use Codes – Epi-3293,” contributed to an exceptional discussion. During the episode, I had the opportunity to discover his fascinating work in … Continue reading →

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0:00.0	There's a better way to do this.
0:07.0	Let me show you a better way.
0:14.0	You don't have to be.
0:16.0	Well, I post Jack Spircle, another edition of the Survival Podcast.
0:20.0	Today is Wednesday, the 20th of June.
0:23.0	And this is episode 3,030 of the Survival Podcast.
0:28.0	We got a special guest coming back.
0:30.0	Robert Baxley.
0:31.0	I'll have him on in just a moment.
0:33.0	If you're thinking that name sounds familiar.
0:35.0	We had him on to talk about zoning issues in his area of Colorado a couple months ago.
0:41.0	When we had him on, I'm like, I think I knew the name before the app came in.
0:45.0	And I realized he was behind a website called Radical Gastronomy.
0:48.0	He's all in the cooking.
0:49.0	You know me, I'm a foodie.
0:50.0	So I'm like, dude, we need to bring you back on and talk permaculture and cooking.
0:55.0	Instead of all this legal stuff and all, you know, it was an important show to do.
0:59.0	But it's exciting to talk about food, in my opinion.
1:02.0	And permaculture.
1:03.0	You put the two together.
1:04.0	It's going to be a great episode.
1:05.0	And we'll have him on in just a moment.
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