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Jon Walsh, urban farmer, teacher, and change-maker living in Tokyo, Japan, shares his remarkable journey from New Zealand to Japan, and how a tsunami, a tomato plant, and a mission to feed others sparked a whole movement.

We dive into:

  • How gardening can be simple—even in small urban spaces
  • What makes Japan’s food culture so healthy (just 4% obesity!)
  • Jon’s “Grow Some, Give Some” model that helps fight food insecurity
  • The power of school gardens to teach kids lifelong skills
  • Why rooftops might be the next great frontier in food production
  • How gardening connects people, builds trust, and strengthens communities
  • And why, if you can brush your teeth, you can grow food.

This episode is a hopeful, practical look at how growing food—even in a flower pot—can create healthier people, communities, and cities. Whether you’ve got a backyard, a balcony, or just a bowl on a windowsill, Jon will inspire you to get your hands in the dirt.

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LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-walsh-b282a5

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jon.walsh.984

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