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Food Forest Podcast: Peter Bane – Why most intentional (food forest) communities fail

Podcast: Food Forest Podcast
Published: Apr 15, 2026
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Peter Bane, permaculture elder and founder of Permaculture Activist , shares 30+ years of experience building eco-villages and intentional communities across North America. He explores the real-life challenges of communal living – from finances and conflict to intergenerational collaboration – and why permaculture works best when people and place come first.