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Lay of The Land

#59: Daniel Brown (Rust Belt Riders & Tilth Soil)

Feb 3, 2022
55:52

Our guest today is Daniel Brown — Co-Founder of Rust Belt Riders and Tilth Soil.


Rust Belt Riders provides businesses, organizations, and individuals with a clean, timely, and community benefiting alternative to landfills for their food waste — namely composting! These services produce Tilth Soil a line of organic, biologically active soils that help to advance regenerative agriculture. Together these efforts demonstrate a model for advancing our circular economy that is centered around workplace democracy, climate justice, and regenerative agriculture — all terms and concepts which we’ll explore more fully in this conversation.


While the majority of the work Dan and his partners are doing through Rust Belt Riders and Tilth Soil is focused locally here in Cleveland and the greater North East Ohio region, we also cover how this local model works at scale and how Dan is shaping these reusable economic models and spurring their development and implementation across the country.


Please enjoy my conversation with Daniel Brown.

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