Eat Like A Fish
Reading from Eat Like A Fish - my adventures in farming the ocean to fight climate change by Bren Smith -(2019)
Grateful to be broadcasting this radio show from the traditional home of the Anishnaagbeg of Animikii - waajiw, signatories to the Robinson Superior treaty of 1850, gathering place of plenty for many peoples, on the shores of Gichi Gami protected by the mighty peninsula Nanabijou, with thanks to the people of this land for their stewardship and care
Drawdown project: Support Carbon Sinks; Improve Society; Reduce Sources
Grateful to be broadcasting this radio show from the traditional home of the Anishnaagbeg of Animikii - waajiw, signatories to the Robinson Superior treaty of 1850, gathering place of plenty for many peoples, on the shores of Gichi Gami protected by the mighty peninsula Nanabijou, with thanks to the people of this land for their stewardship and care
Drawdown project: Support Carbon Sinks; Improve Society; Reduce Sources
Eat Like A Fish - my adventures in farming the ocean to fight climate change by Bren Smith (Vintage Books, Penguin Random House 2019)
- Ocean Farm won the Buckminster Fuller Challenge for ecological design,
- named one of 2017's Best Inventions by Time's Magazine,
- Owns Thimble Island Ocean Farm off the Connecticut Shore,
- Exec. Director of GreenWave which trains new Ocean Farmers.
Music:
-It's a Damn Big Lake - by Flipper Flanagan's Flat Footed Four
-Haul Away Joe sung by O'Really
-Seaman's Hymn sung by David Coffin
-More Waters Rising - Saro Lynch Thomason
-Barrett's Privateers by Stan Rogers
-My Mother Told Me (Viking song) sung by Colm McGuiness
Heather McLeod
Host & Producer
Former CBC journalist and host, recording artist and songwriter, published author and CFP (certified financial planner). I live on the edge of Thunder Bay on the homestead that my husband grew up on. We keep honey bees, laying hens, a market garden and (soon) goats. I moved here from Montreal in 2002 and never plan on leaving. I am tenth generation settler heritage.
