Real Organic is now my favorite podcast out there! Such a treat to listen to knowledgeable and respected voices. Well done to all of you at the Real Organic Project.

Full of sane inside information to help navigate our way forward , sorting out fact from corporate fiction...towards attainable health for ALL-- ourselves, the plants & creatures we eat & wear, the soil , water, air.....David Bronner (#182) FOOD and Vincent Stanley (#183) BUSINESS PRACTICE ( specifically addressing what we buy & wear) are now on my Essential list for anyone looking to get on board . Deepest gratitude for this team❤️‍🔥🙌🏻

Linley did a great interview with Charlotte. I was riveted.

This is a great podcast with some stellar guests, I really appreciate it being offered. I just listened to the David Bronner episode on the Regenerative Organic Certified program and the intro said how it was a similar program to ROP, except that it is lead by farmers. I thought, “hm that’s funny, I thought one significant difference was that ROP did not include fair labor practices”. So I looked at the ROP website and standards and apparently there IS a labor section… But I don’t see anything online or about the inspection process that actually addresses labor… What’s the deal exactly? I would love to learn more about how the ROP verifies their labor standards. Or if they don’t, why market the program as such? It’s reasonable for the program to just be concerned with soil health and animal welfare. The worst that can happen though, in my opinion, is to contribute to “greenwashing” of fair labor practices (!).

I’ve been religiously following every podcast and really appreciate the efforts of Dave and Linley. Each interview is thoughtful and packed with important information for anyone who cares about eating, farming and the future of land use!!!

The Real Organic Project podcast has great guests and provide insightful information on the organic movement in agriculture today. They support one another and have a great message. It has helped shape how I shop for food and made me meet a farmer (and visit a farm) for the first time. This podcast also makes me hungry!

Stuart Hill Drew a metaphor between the unpaid unsung constant work of women to all of the work that is constantly going on in the soil that is likewise unseen and unsung and pretty much unknown. There is good reason for the existence of the phrase “Mother Earth.” Great podcasts!💙🌏🌏🌏

Our farm is Real Organic certified and we are proud to be a part of this wholly authentic organization and movement. We’re spending lots of time in the greenhouse listening to these absolutely incredible podcasts discussing food and agriculture! In fact today we listened to 7 episodes and we hope to have listened to them all be the end of the week...they are that good!

What an awesome speaker lineup. Great questions to so many real farmers and leaders.

The best series you will find about our food and farming by a national movement of farmers who are fighting for the organic certification to mean really organic and not some deceptive, cheap, nutrition lacking food from giant agribusiness. Dave Chapman's style, the interviewer, is quiet calm and thoughtful and each featured person is teaching vital information about our soil and water, how to feed everyone with a different agri economic system, BIPOC farming revival, humane animal conditions and about food that actually tastes good and gives our bodies the micronutrients we need. This is a farmer revolution for all of us!