Evolved to Do This: Primitive Skills, Modern World with Natalie Bogwalker — WildFed Podcast #055

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Recorded10 Nov 2020

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Natalie Bogwalker is the founder and director of Wild Abundance, a permaculture and homesteading school nestled in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Natalie is passionate about preserving ancestral primitive skills, and we had a lively conversation about the importance of keeping these skills alive in modern times with a focus on wild food, hide tanning, and community involvement. We also get into the ins and outs of hide tanning, including the history, science and practical applications of this lost art. View full show notes, including links to resources from this episode here: https://www.wild-fed.com/podcast/055

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