In this episode of 2 Crones and a Microphone, Linda, Betty, and Sally welcome Libby Clarke: podcast producer, designer, artist, teacher, seminarian, and lifelong grower.

The conversation begins in Libby’s New Jersey yard, once a lawn and now a small food forest, and opens into something much larger: gardening as spiritual practice, relationship with place, food sovereignty, humility, seed saving, compost, worm bins, fertilizer tea, neighborhood connection, and the stubborn generosity of the earth.

From champagne raspberries to mugwort, mustard seeds, chard, potatoes, elderberries, and one truly foul-smelling barrel of fertilizer tea, this episode invites listeners to stop treating gardening as a performance and start receiving it as a conversation.

You do not need acres. You do not need perfection. You need a cup of dirt, a seed, and the willingness to begin.

About Libby

Libby Clarke is an artist, designer, teacher, podcast producer, seminarian, and Creative Director of Stoneroller Cooperative. Her work brings together faith, creativity, accessibility, community, and justice. She lives in New Jersey, where her small yard has become a food forest, a neighborhood conversation starter, and an ongoing spiritual practice.Websites

Stoneroller Cooperative
stonerollercoop.com

Libby Clarke / Creative Work
libbyclarke.com

Everloving Pride
everlovingpride.org

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Producer and Creative Director: Libby Clarke of Stonerollercoop.com

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