Oliver is a great host and has created a go to podcast for everything regenerative! So much information about water systems, permaculture, land regeneration and more. Thank you for spreading knowledge! 🙏🌞

Full of great information

It’s obvious that Oliver puts extraordinary effort in covering salient topics and finding guests that are authentic and truly care about being a positive force in this world - the insights they bring to bear is still mind-blowing Every. Single. Time. No matter the subject, you’re guaranteed to gain something from every episode - can’t recommend The Abundant Edge enough 🙌

Just stumbled on this podcast and I am loving it. Great interviews and amazing guests.

This is a wonderful podcast. Love all the first hand information that is available for new homesteaders with no prior farming experience at all.

You show with Kristen of Sueño de Vida was mega inspiring. Thanks for introducing their project to me!

My god everyday of my life I hear how I should feel guilty for being white, heterosexual, Christian, working 2 jobs, going to church, driving a 2004 dodge truck, and still spending time with my family. As if I stole this life or owe someone for my hard work. I listen to podcasts like this because I am constantly striving towards independence and self sustainable and beyond organic food. Don’t fall into the propaganda of being guilty because of who and what you are. You doing great stuff.

An appropriately eclectic show with good pace, style, and quantity of interesting and useful information. This show really matters.

I met Oliver through Atitlan Organics in Guatemala and you immediately see his passion for natural building and permaculture. Top knotch guy and would recommend him as a figure in the permaculture community.

Happy to have found this podcast. This is an excellent source for current information on the changing state of natural building.

Interesting topics, knowledgeable host and guests, and clear-eyed views of what works well and what doesn't in permaculture and natural building. Also, the production value is good, so the result is a professional-sounding podcast, which I really appreciate. Keep the episodes coming!

New to the Permaculture culture, the podcasts from Abundant Edge truly allows for listeners (of advanced as well as novice levels like myself) to obtain knowledge regarding the matter. Not only does Mr. Goshey allow information from his experiences but he allows for different points of view via the many people he interviews. Will be looking forward to upcoming podcasts.

Just finished listening to your recent interview with clay-straw slip expert Lydia Doleman. Truly exceptional. As usual the pocast was excellent in information and presentation. The questions asked of the guest not only allowed for informative and properly paced answers (I am known to skip ahead during a going-nowhere-fast podcast), they also demonstrated the host's knowledge of and passion for the subject matter. I had been researching which infill method to use for the timber frame cabin we are building. Look no further. Clay-straw slip is the perfect fit for our skill-set, budget, climate, aesthetic and building schedule. Thank you! I look forward to each episode. Keep em coming. PS- I may be showing my ignorance here, but is your sister in radio?  If not, she should be. She has the voice, the timing, the inflection --the whole package. Her intro was as good as it gets.

Glad someone has finally taken natural building and regenerative living into the world of podcasting! Great interviews and content, happy I stumbled upon this one.

I'm selective on what I'll invest time listening to as podcasts go and with this podcast I'm left looking forward to the next episode because of the amount of fresh learning in the permaculture world I obtain! The last episode with Zach Loeks was great and I'm amazed at the caliber of guests you get to teach us. Awesome work!

Great Show!!! Oliver is doing a great thing traveling around to sustainable farms and sites and spreading the word about having a gentler impact on the earth in our lives, ag practices and buildings. Give it a try.