It's our honor and great pleasure to have Sam Thayer on the show. Sam is probably North America's most well-known and respected voice in foraging today. Anyone who's serious about foraging in the US or Canada likely has, and prizes, his three-book series in their library. Sam is an extremely well-rounded ecologist too — in possession of tremendous place-based knowledge and experience that goes well beyond just hunting and gathering. In our opinion, he's truly one of the great ecological minds of our time. In this interview, we discuss the way our enculturated minds — with what he calls an agrocentric worldview — have prevented us from understanding the original wild foodists, the hunting and gathering peoples of the world. In particular, the way their incredible, functional, and sophisticated ecological management strategies created food abundance on their landscape. So, today we'll be discussing agrocentrism. What it is, where it comes from, and how it keeps us from a truly intimate and sustainable relationship with the natural world. View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/090

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