All Over The Place with Tim Clemens — WildFed Podcast #164

In this episode:

Tim Clemens | Wild Food Forager & Educator

Podcast discussion:

  • Catching up with Tim

  • On caffeine, tobacco and nicotine

  • The agricultural practices of hunter-gatherers

  • Foraging Hawaii

  • Thoughts on early humans

  • The Liver King controversy

  • Pursuing the five pillars of health

  • Cultivating gratitude, reflection and optimism during winter

  • On foraging Black Walnuts and Black Walnut Protein Powder

  • Cooking and eating wild hog

  • Approaching hunting with reverence

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Meet Tim Clemens

 
 

Tim Clemens was born and raised in Minneapolis, MN and began foraging as a child in the green spaces of Minnehaha Falls. During college, foraging became an intentional practice while studying Ojibwe language and culture. Tim founded Ironwood Foraging in 2017 to offer hands-on plant and mushroom foraging workshops. He is the past president of the Minnesota Mycological Society, a Minnesota Master Naturalist, and a certified wild mushroom expert. Tim holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology/Archaeology from the University of Minnesota and a certificate in Environmental Education from Cornell University. You can also find Tim on Instagram @mnforager.

Website | Instagram @mnforager

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