The Soil Sisters discuss the foundational basics of structured water with expert guest Clayton Nolte-- an inventor, researcher, and structured water expert. Clayton explains how structured water can significantly enhance hydration, detoxification, and nutrient absorption at the cellular level. This podcast covers the science behind structured water, its health benefits, and its impact on agriculture, including reduced plant water consumption and soil rejuvenation.

Meet our Soil Sister Arlana Brumfield, who is healing her Dallas community through regenerative farming. From military service to regenerative agriculture and holistic health in urban communities. Arlana’s personal anecdotes and insights outline nutritional deficiencies and environmental issues affecting BIPOC communities, driven by the alarming rate and rise of diet-related diseases. The discussion delves into the therapeutic benefits of gardening and eating fresh food, the regenerative power of robust soil,  and the critical need for supporting the livelihoods of local farmers.

The Soil Sisters get down to the roots of community agriculture with Brooke and Killian Keller who own and operate Better Days Gardens outside of Lockhart, Texas.  We discuss their journey of transforming raw, unused land into a thriving regenerative market garden in Central Texas. We talk about growing deep roots in the community through CSA participation and farming co-ops. This conversation originally aired on 107.9 KLKT Radio Lockhart in late October.