Hot Future is the podcast for people who are working to build a better tomorrow despite the challenges of our warming world. Each episode we’ll bring you stories of resilience, adaptation and innovation at the local level.

Eden Vardy of the 2 Forks Club explains how the member funded club supports local farmers and food producers with zero-interest loans.

Funding your local farm economy

Hot Future talks to Mad Agriculture about supporting farmers who want to transition to organic agriculture and the Quivira Coalition explains what it means to work at the Radical Center and the promise of carbon ranching - which includes improved drought resistance. Audio glitches from initial upload fixed!

Hot Future 1: Carbon ranching and funding organic farming

Hot Future host Elaine Wolff introduces Hot Future’s new podcast through the work of Mad Agriculture founder Phil Taylor, whose team helps farmers transition to organic and regenerative farming.
Image: Mad Agriculture Fellow, Sarah Meade, planting hemp at Lewis Family Farm, Jane Cavagnero, 2019.