Skip to main content
Kiss the Ground

Kiss the Ground

2020 filmWikipedia

Search complete. 41 mentions across 14 episodes found for "Kiss the Ground".

Nov 4, 2026

John RoulacGUEST
18:10
So, and that's been really fun.
John RoulacGUEST
18:13
But so I helped put, you know, we helped raise the first $50,000 for the film Kiss the Ground, which is streaming on Amazon.
John RoulacGUEST
18:21
And then we did Common Ground with Woody Harrelson and many, you know, Ian Somerhalder, many of the Hollywood celebrities.
John RoulacGUEST
18:26
I met these filmmakers, Josh, Rebecca, and I was just looking to do a film.
John RoulacGUEST
18:31
I handed them the baton and they ran with it and took it farther than I ever could have imagined.
Gage MitchellHOST
18:35
I
John RoulacGUEST
18:36
mean, they were on CNN for eight minutes last week.
Gage MitchellHOST
18:40
Wow.
Josh TickellGUEST
0:53
Camera guy will kill us.
Josh TickellGUEST
0:54
We did two movies so far, Kiss the Ground and Common Ground.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
0:58
The third
Josh TickellGUEST
0:58
film really focuses on this too, Ground Swell.
Eric Daniel HornGUEST
66:57
And then local soil was the one that I think Diane and I really collaborated on the final concept of a lot.
Eric Daniel HornGUEST
67:09
I had heard about Kiss the Ground and Common Ground, and I had been to a regenerative farm years ago in Costa Rica, and I was really fascinated about this plant.
Eric Daniel HornGUEST
67:18
older methodology of farming that's more in harmony with nature and you know regenerating soil and kind of better quality food and better for our health and all the things and obviously diane has a wealth of experience with food content so she really wanted to do a food show
Diane SchutzGUEST
67:37
yeah
Leigh Ann WinowieckiGUEST
59:07
So I am so grateful for Six Inches of Soul.
Leigh Ann WinowieckiGUEST
59:09
I'm so grateful for Kiss the Ground, and now Groundswell coming out.
Leigh Ann WinowieckiGUEST
59:13
I'm grateful for the BBC pieces on soul health, but I still think we...
Leigh Ann WinowieckiGUEST
59:17
Having reached everyone we need to, as Jason says, we need to reach the policymakers, the financiers, the implementers about the critical role of healthy soil and just how much we demand from it.
Felicia JacksonHOST
14:36
I do in the abstract, but what does it mean in practice?
Ivo DegnGUEST
14:39
So the interesting thing, so we've worked with a lot of these corporates and on their implementation of this, and they had the same question, right? Like the people in charge of the supply chains, I'm not going to name names, but there's one example that I know of somebody in charge of the entire corporate regenerative agriculture program who was made that because she watched Kiss the Ground the week before.
Ivo DegnGUEST
15:02
And she told people in the office about that documentary just randomly on, you know, like, hey, what did you do on the weekend? Why watch this thing? And then the announcement by the CEO came in that they're going to focus a lot on regenerative agriculture.
Ivo DegnGUEST
15:13
And then the manager said, you're the expert on regenerative agriculture, right? And she was like, I don't think so.
Tony ChoGUEST
21:38
We can create all of our own food.
Tony ChoGUEST
21:40
I was there in Climate Week in New York with Rylan from Kiss the Ground and Groundswell.
Tony ChoGUEST
21:45
By the way,
Emily FletcherHOST
21:46
10% of all of Ziva's proceeds go to Kiss the Ground.
Emily FletcherHOST
21:50
So every dollar that people spend at Ziva goes to...
Emily FletcherHOST
21:53
Amazing.
Emily FletcherHOST
21:54
Not every dollar, 10% of every dollar.
Emily FletcherHOST
21:56
But I was like, I'm just a 10% of every dollar goes to kiss the ground, which is because I'm really into the soil regeneration.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:15
There's some quite good films out now.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:18
You've probably seen Six Inches of Soil, have you, and Kiss the Ground and things like that?
BevHOST
3:22
No, no, I haven't.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:24
Oh, right.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:35
So it's a three-part series, and they played the latest third part at Groundswell this year in the Big Top, which was called...
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:44
I think it's called Groundswell, actually.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:46
But the first one was Kiss the Ground.
Silas Hedley-LawrenceGUEST
3:50
That's on Netflix.
Mindy PelzHOST
2:28
You eat that broccoli, you would have a broccoli that's packed with these trace minerals.
Mindy PelzHOST
2:34
But because our soils have been so over monocropped, and if you don't know what I'm talking about, please go watch a documentary called Kiss the Ground.
Mindy PelzHOST
2:43
But because our soils are so depleted of minerals, these mineral f- deficiencies are starting to show up.
Mindy PelzHOST
2:49
So with this one, what's fascinating, w- dove into some research that they are showing that the trace minerals, not the major ones, the trace minerals, are not only are they depleted in our soil, but they're in abundance in our oceans.
Reetu GuptaHOST
0:47
Uh, this is Reetu Gupta, your host.
Reetu GuptaHOST
0:49
Today with me is Evan Harris-Harrison, uh, CEO of Kiss the Ground.
Reetu GuptaHOST
0:55
Kiss the Ground is a leading nonprofit championing soil regeneration and healthy soils as a solution for humanity and planetary health.
Reetu GuptaHOST
1:05
So with that, I want to welcome Evan.
Evan HarrisonGUEST
1:08
Thank you.
Reetu GuptaHOST
1:10
Yeah, of course.
Reetu GuptaHOST
1:11
Um, I was looking forward to this conversation.
Reetu GuptaHOST
1:14
Um, I know Kiss the Ground is, is...
Nasha WintersHOST
33:29
The White Oak Pastures.com blog is a great place for people to kind of stay abreast of all that you are doing and all of the places because you've been in a few documentaries.
Nasha WintersHOST
33:41
Was it the most recent one? Oh, gosh, not Kiss the Ground, but the very most recent one I believe you are featured in.
Will HarrisGUEST
33:47
It's that Kiss the Ground series, Common Ground.
Will HarrisGUEST
33:50
Yeah, Common Ground.
Will HarrisGUEST
33:52
The most recent one I can't remember the name of.
Nasha WintersHOST
34:08
I think the camera crew and the interviewers did such a great job capturing your story and capturing the land and everything that's happening there.
Nasha WintersHOST
34:15
I mean, it's really, really touching.
Nasha WintersHOST
34:17
So I encourage people to go back and watch that trilogy of these Kiss the Ground series.

4 more episodes mention Kiss the Ground.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.