Exploring Sustainability & Advice from Intentional Communities, Retreat Centers, and Permaculture Projects throughout Costa Rica.

To share stories, strategies, and insights from ecologically & socially beneficial projects, in Costa Rica. These stories provide landowners everywhere access to unique ideas for how they, too, might design their own business models for greater success and impact.

In the end, we hope to see more people succeed in their dreams to live off the land, make it sustainable, and share it with others.  

It's great to have you along!

Whether you're a new landowner, someone who's planning to steward land soon, or a veteran who wants to broaden their own perspectives for who's doing what and how they might improve their project, we have some captivating guests lined up for you! 

Each of the projects on my list has its own unique focus and could be called by a different name (permaculture farm, retreat center, homestead, eco-lodge, intentional community, etc.) but they all have a few things in common. They chose to live somewhere in harmony with nature, they make effort to build and do business in an ecologically beneficial way, and they've opened their doors for others to join them in co-creating life-enriching experiences.  Numundo.org calls these places Impact Centers.

Back-To-The-Landers Unite!
There are thousands of people around the globe who are poising themselves to either start a land-based project or double down on the one that they already have. At the same time, there are hundreds of thousands more that are looking to places like these for solutions, experiences, and even refuge. For most, operating a project like this, at any scale, has no end of challenges, especially for those who are underfunded. I've found that a podcast like this can be a powerful tool to learn not only what others are doing, but how they're doing it.

By sharing insights among owners of these unique places, it’s our goal to expand perspectives of how sustainability can be practiced, not only through responsible land management, but with regard to social dynamics, cultural exchange, and finances, as well.  I like to believe that some number of beneficial relationships are likely to grow

Join us as we:

• Discover exciting and appropriate technologies,
• Explore advice for interacting with students, guests, and volunteers,
• Highlight and support this new generation of leaders,
• And dig deeper into what it really takes to keep the doors open for the millions of people who are searching for a place where they too can learn, change, and grow.