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  • Podcast 736 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 3

    Podcast 736 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 3
    Feb 18 2026
    Paul presents a revamped version of 45 permaculture solutions, without the original 45 minute time limit, in company with Samantha and Andreas. The last 14 of Paul’s new 45(6?) Permaculture solutions get a go-over with Andreas and Samantha, with them covering such ideas as cob/adobe, slip straw, STUN gardening, landraces, skiddable structures, wavy deer fences, […]
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  • Podcast 735 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 2

    Podcast 735 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 2
    Feb 16 2026
    Paul continues to talk about his revamped 45 Permaculture solutions with Samantha and Andreas , covering ideas such as Willow Feeders, dry outhouses, homegrown chicken feed, solar food dehydrators, berms, berm-sheds, stealth ponds, paddock shift systems, edible cleaners, and many more. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More information and discussion of […]
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  • Podcast 734 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 1

    Podcast 734 – 45 Permaculture Solutions – Part 1
    Feb 14 2026
    Paul presents a revamped version of 45 permaculture solutions, without the original 45 minute time limit, in company with Samantha and Andreas. The first of the solutions include Rocket Mass Heaters / cooktops / ovens / kilns, Lorenas, WOFATIs, Humus Wells, and of course, Hugelkultur. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More […]
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  • Podcast 733 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 3

    Podcast 733 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 3
    Feb 4 2026
    Paul and Peter van den Berg conclude their discussion on ways to keep a warm home in extreme conditions, with the subject shifting to the developments on the Rocket Mass Heaters in the various buildings at The Lab, and Peter’s plan for the next J-tube developments. Maybe at the next RMH Jamboree? Support the podcast […]
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  • Podcast 732 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 2

    Podcast 732 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 2
    Feb 2 2026
    Paul, Alexandra, and Peter van den Berg continue theorycrafting ways to keep a house warm in extreme conditions, without using electricity as mains supplies tend to fail under such conditions, and debating where a batch-box or J-tube style Rocket Mass Heater would be more appropriate. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More […]
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  • Podcast 731 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 1

    Podcast 731 – How to heat your home at minus 100 degrees – Part 1
    Jan 31 2026
    Paul is joined by Alexandra and Peter van den Berg to plan for keeping a house warm in extreme cold conditions, starting with the more obvious such as keeping wood indoors near the fire, lamentations on advertised efficiency ratings on wood stoves, and keeping indoor plumbing from bursting. Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes […]
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  • Podcast 730 – How to Heat Your Home with Green or Wet Wood – Part 2

    Podcast 730 – How to Heat Your Home with Green or Wet Wood – Part 2
    Jan 27 2026
    Paul, Samantha, continue discussing wet and green woods as fuel, with them believing that it’s not quite so crucial for a RMH as the higher burn temps help burn the creosote. You can also use some angle iron as spacers on top of the stove with a layer of rocks on them as a ghetto […]
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  • Podcast 729 – How to Heat Your Home with Green or Wet Wood – Part 1

    Podcast 729 – How to Heat Your Home with Green or Wet Wood – Part 1
    Jan 25 2026
    Paul sits down to talk about how to prepare green or wet wood so it’s safe and effective for burning (and is later joined by Samantha). First off: never burn green wood – it’s a lot more work, gunks up the chimney, and gets you less heat. Store such wood indoors, on end, a few […]
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