Links, Blogs, and RSS feeds

We intent to list a number of RSS and Blog resources, you might find helpful:

Links

  • Tim Merry - Merry and Durkee - socially conscious Brit slam poetry meets groovin’, soulful Canadian guitar and some pumping production and kickin' beats from Gary Blakemore in the UK ...
  • The Art of Hosting - Art of Hosting most of all is the expression of a way of being, a way of life, a way of being with others and situations as they unfold. Hosting reality as the host in Rumi's poem "The Guest House" does, welcoming each person, feeling, concept and situation as it wishes to appear. And more - not only welcoming but actively and appreciatively inquiring into whatever seems to be important to one. - Mushin

 RSS feeds

Blogs and Forums

  • Food System Creators Cafe FAS 2008 Forum - Connect, Collaborate, Communicate: Creating the Future Food System
  • Slow Food Blog - "what we're chewing on"
  • The Ethicurean - Bloggers writing about and spending a lot of time thinking about food. Not just about how to prepare it, or how it tastes — although those things are very important to us — but to exploring where and how it was grown and by whom, how it got to our plate, and the less obvious effects of our consuming it. Being an Ethicurean means simply trying to "chew the right thing."
  • Chewswise.com - digesting the sustainable foodmill
  • Gristmill.org - Tom Philpott - Tom Philpott is Grist's food editor. Tom is a founder of Maverick Farms, a sustainable-agriculture non-profit and small farm located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. He writes the biweekly Victual Reality column.
  • Caroline's Lunch Box - Betty's blog documents her experience preparing nutritious meals and snacks for Caroline, her young daughter, to take to daycare.  They are made with ingredients grown/raised without harmful chemicals and sourced as close to home (Lansing, Michigan) as possible.
  • Eating Liberally - A website devoted to nourishing the netroots, literally. Plan a progressive picnic. A wonky weenie roast. A green tea party. Are you hungry for change? Starved for some real conversation? Eating Liberally invites you to join your netroots neighbors for some good grub and great gab.

 
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