Meet Your Farmers
Miles Golson - Founder
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Miles, his wife Emery and his two children began stewarding the land of Wild Child Farm in 2018. Growing up in Kansas City, Miles and his family frequently visited Colorado. In 2014, he moved to Colorado to attend CSU an obtained an MBA with a focus on sustainability and marketing in 2016. In 2015, Miles and Emery obtained their Permaculture Design Certificates and began imagining ways to put their new knowledge into practice. They dreamed of beginning a farm, spreading seeds and cultivating plants and community. As Farm Manager, Miles hopes to be part of the "Agricultural Awakening” of the North America which he believes starts with local food systems that regenerate the land. Truth be told, the name “Wild Child” may be as much about his own spirit than that of his two farm babies!
Phil Stevens - Assistant Farm Manager
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Phil is from Maryland and grew up in the Washington DC area. He has been working on the farm since 2020 and studied permaculture as part of his degree in Tai Chi at Naropa University in Boulder, CO. He also has Masters of Science in Nutrition from National University of Natural Medicine. He is passionate about cooking good food, shredding his guitar and being a loving husband and father. Phil is the Project Manager of our annual crops and is in charge of our compost systems. You can catch him on the farm with a speaker on his hip jamming out to worldly tunage.
Bryleigh McCarty - Poplar House Mama
She/Her
Bryleigh feels she came into this world to nurture others, and through that work, nurture her Self. Along with being House Mama, she is a Waldorf kindergarten teacher, and nanny to the Wild Children of Wild Child Farm. Through these avenues of inner and outer work, she is able to know the world, the land and the people around her with a deeper understanding and compassion. Her work has led to so many interesting paths, and this role as House Mama is so special and so fulfilling to her.
She loves eye glitter, dancing, singing, reading, cooking, astrology, crafting (fiber arts especially!) and playing with her giant puppy, Rainbow!
Anna Flick - Herb Manager
bio coming soon!
Maria “Mafe” Gomez - 2024 Intern
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Maria is an urban and residential architect born in Colombia with over 15 years of experience as a caregiver.
Artist of many traits, Maria believes that artistic expression plays a vital role in cultivating imagination, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Currently working as an art teacher for a non-profit organization that supports Latinex communities, she understands the importance of embracing diverse cultures and promoting inclusivity. She also resides and works on an organic farm, further deepening her interest in food sovereignty, ecological balance and environmental stewardship alongside sustainable practices.
Kara Blume - 2024 Intern
bio coming soon!
Audrey Pirzadeh - 2024 Intern
bio coming soon!
Rio Nolund - Farmhand
bio coming soon!
Dharam Medina - Farmhand
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Dharam was born and raised in southern Spain surrounded by olive and lemon trees. His grandfather owned an olive orchard so he was exposed from an early age to the beautiful ceremony of pressing olive oil. Dharam loves siestas, music, yoga and practices Bowen therapy. He lived for two years in the Findhorn Foundation ecovillage where he was a gardener and a cook. He’s been living in Boulder since 2011.