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This week we talk with Joshua Hanson, one of the founders of Nomad’s Land in Alabama. Nomad’s Land is a 40-acre property that’s becoming a place of rest for weary travelers built around sustainable building and agriculture.

Joshua talks about his “rock-n-roll” lifestyle following the grateful dead and other bands around the country, ending up meeting with a shaman who bathed him in cow manure and how a group of ex-hippies showed him a love he hadn’t experienced anywhere else.

[audio http://somethingbeautifulpodcast.com/podcast/111811.mp3]