Wild Burro Podcast

Wild Burro Podcast

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Inside the Dome with Milsia Makris

I sat down with Milsia to hear the story of how she went from working in the fashion industry in New York City to embarking on an uncertain journey of self discovery, which has led her to a life in service to others in Bend, OR. We discussed the realities and difficulties of leaving what’s familiar, in addition to the rewards of ‘following your bliss’. For more on the topic, check out “Reflections on the Art of Living” by Joseph Campbell. Milsia can be reached by email milsia.makris@gmail.com or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/milsiamakris — I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on Spotify, YouTube, or on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

Inside the Dome with Jared Posey

I am joined by Jared Posey for the first interview in a new series titled Inside the Dome, which will focus on the stories of people who have gone off the beaten path in life to pursue inner inspiration instead of following the expectations of society. Jared is an accomplished SuperAdobe builder and an original apprentice with The Mojave Center, an educational non-profit. He has been instructing and building earthen structures for the past four years throughout the desert southwest, and has led three workshops to build my SuperAdobe tiny home here in Cochise County. Listen to his story to hear how he transitioned from working in the the finance industry to exploring topics like natural building, rainwater harvesting and regenerative agriculture. Find Jared on Instagram @p0cketfull0fp0sey — I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on Spotify, YouTube or on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

We built a second dome! And talking challenges of developing raw land

Showing off the new 12’ kitchen dome, and talking about the immense challenges presented by a project like this. Some workshop participants are looking into buying land out here, and I want people to be aware of the financial, physical and mental challenges of buying and developing raw land. — The video version of this episode is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@uwildburro. I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

We plastered the dome!

Talking about the progress around the homestead, including the first coat of exterior plaster on the 13’ dome, and the foundation progress on the 12’ kitchen dome and 11’ bedroom dome. It was a very windy day so sorry in advance for the noise. — The video version of this episode is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@uwildburro. I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

We built a dome!

Telling you about the 13’ Superadobe dome that I and friends recently built during a weeklong workshop. It was a very beautiful experience that produced an impressive structure! — The video version of this episode is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@uwildburro. I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

Hello from Cochise County, AZ!

Saying hi from a 10 acre property I bought in Cochise County, AZ, explaining why I bought it and showing you around the current project Here is a playlist by Tiny Shiny Home showing the Superadobe building process https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVcTn_zT8q6Lq6i-RN_01VPNppgN5nAu7&feature=shared — The video version of this episode is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@uwildburro. I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

Looking back at 2024 and a year of podcasting

Looking back at 2024 and the first year of this podcast

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Book Review: The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka

Reviewing the book The One-Straw Revolution by Masanobu Fukuoka, a Japanese farmer who developed his method of “do-nothing” or natural farming over 30 years, from the 1940’s to 70’s. He set out to prove a spiritual revelation that human knowledge amounted to nothing by forgoing such modern farming methods as tilling, pesticides and fertilizers to produce the same amount of food with much less labor, by working with nature. I found the book inspiring and thought-provoking, and feel it can serve as a philosophical underpinning to my farming endeavor, which might be closer to becoming a reality (updates in this episode)! — I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

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Colorado Trail Wrap-up

Reflecting a bit on the CO Trail experience and talking about my next project. — The video version of this episode is available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@uwildburro. I would love your feedback on this content and welcome your comments on the podcast’s subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/wildburropodcast/

I made it to Durango!

Hiking the last stretch of trail from Silverton to Durango.

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