Heritage Radio Network Interview

Me on the right, Leighton Edmundson at left.

 

 

During my last trip up to NYC I made a detour into Brooklyn to sit down in Heritage Radio Network's studio and talk to Erin Fairbanks for their 'Farm Report' program. That interview, which also included the authors of 'Preserving Wild Foods,' will broadcast on Thursday, July 26th at 1 pm.

In this interview, I discuss my work as an instructor and advocate for deer hunting as a critical component of the local food movement, and also about my work hunting invasive species for my new book launching in early October, 'Eating Aliens.'

"This week on The Farm Report, host Erin Fairbanks chats with a group of talented folks who have also authored two books, Matthew Weingarten and Raquel Pelzel, authors of "Preserving Wild Foods", and Jackson Landers, author of "Eating Aliens". Matthew and Raquel discuss the importance of foraging, utilizing what grows around you and re-imagining some of the wild foods that are often overlooked such as dandelions and mulberries. Jackson encourages listeners to be open minded about the foods they eat and brings up the importance of harvesting invasive species in favor of over harvested species. What makes eating iguanas any less weird than eating lobsters? Re-imagine your food on an imaginative and resourcefully themed episode of The Farm Report."

Tune in at 1 pm on the 26th, or look for it as an archived podcast afterward.