May-June: Our Collective Capacity | Loneliness and Ecological Resillience

Tom Gilbert is a compost farmer in Stannard, Vermont, a rural town outside Hardwick, Vermont where much of this film takes place. Though his farming philosophy is profound in its own right, his philosophy on the human bonds we need to get through climate change is even more important right now. This interview with him explains how there is no way to avoid it, we are all connected, and suggests what we should do about it.
The two songs in the middle were generously donated by Eric George
https//:www.eric-george.com
Appearances by:
Bread & Puppet Theater of Glover, VT
Honeybee Steelband of Hardwick, VT
Modern Times theater of East Hardwick, VT
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[@SumptuousSyrups]

Thank you, Tom and Elizabeth! Loved this video.

[@vtmielfgirl]

This was beautiful to watch, esp recognizing so many faces in the various crowds.

[@brianmerrill3267]

Thank you, Elizabeth! Your work is strong, beautiful and the message is SO necessary for now and the future. It would be fantastic with just your skillful and beautiful videography, editing and content. But, it's your ability to create a supportive environment so the brilliant people you speak with can share their intelligent wisdom naturally that brings it home (and Ira Karp). We love and support you! -Emily and Brian

[@landfoodcraft]

Thank you so much, you guys! Your support is wonderful.

[@moonhunter9993]

I believe it all starts with growing soil. I can't make food grow, plants grow by themselves, once given the right circumstances and soil.