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Unclean: We’re bringing dirty back and uncovering the magic of microbes
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Unclean: We’re bringing dirty back and uncovering the magic of microbes

Unclean is episode 10 of the Six Inches of Soil Podcast featuring guests from UK & USA

Six Inches of Soil - The Podcast · Six Inches of Soil

December 10, 20251h 13m

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Show Notes

Host and producer: Richard Tufton

Co-host and producer: Claire Mackenzie

Editor: Meg Chatham

Score: Matt Griffin


Six Inches of Soil

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Introduction

We welcomed Michael Kennard, Jeff Allen, Erin Martin, and Evan Buckman into the studio. We talked about soil health, human health, and how microbes link everything together. We explored composting, farming practices, nutrient-dense food, and the connection between soil and gut health.


Jeff Allen

Jeff and his wife Sue co-founded Microbz. Jeff grew up on a farm in Kenya and built a strong connection to land and wildlife. In 2008 he travelled across the US, Europe, and Australia in search of environmental solutions and discovered microbial technology. He has since pioneered fermenting microbes with herbs and minerals for health and agriculture. He runs the Microbz brewery in Wiltshire and focuses on scaling microbial solutions.

Website: microbz.co.uk

Instagram: @microbzprobiotics

Facebook: MicrobzProbiotics

TikTok: @microbz


Michael Kennard

Michael Kennard is a Soil Association Ambassador and founder of Regenerative Soils Consultancy and Compost Club, makers of Biolife Compost in East Sussex. This World Soil Day, Compost Club expands to Hailsham, Herstmonceux, and Heathfield. He now farms regeneratively at Furnace Brook’s Meliora Farm and will launch his podcast Soil, Seed, and Soul in the new year.

Use code COMPOSTCLUB15 for 15 percent off at agriton.co.uk.

Instagram: @compost_michael @compost_club

Website: compostclub.online

Farm: furnacebrook.org.uk


Erin W Martin

Erin Martin’s drive to help others started at fifteen while working in a retirement community. She later earned a master’s in Gerontology from USC. Certified in Regenerative Soil Advocacy, she focuses on food as medicine and its link to soil. She serves as President of the Tulsa Urban Ag Coalition, Director of Oklahoma’s FreshRx program, and co-leads the state’s Food is Medicine Policy Coalition. Her work brings regenerative agriculture into care for people with chronic disease.

Instagram: @expertonaging @freshrxok

Facebook: FreshRx Oklahoma, Erin W. Martin

YouTube: @freshrxok @erinwmartin

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TikTok: @foodasmedicine

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/erinwmartin

FreshRx: linkedin.com/company/freshrx


Evan Buckman

Evan Buckman is Executive Director at Soil Food Web. He works at the intersection of science, food systems, and regenerative land projects. He earned a Permaculture Design Certificate in 2014 and later a BS in Applied Chemistry from Minerva University, focusing on Biological and Earth Systems. Evan has supported clean water and sanitation projects for rural and Indigenous communities and worked on regenerative bio-economies in the Amazon. Now based in Texas, he produces commercial bio-amendments for farmers, landscapers, and land stewards.

Living Legacy webinar series: community.soilfoodweb.com

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