Activist and farmer Michael Tabor reflects on his early life leading to his activism in college in the 1950s and his arrival in the Washington, D.C. area in the early 1960s as a graduate student at the University of Maryland. He talks about his time as an organizer in Adams Morgan, engaged with the counterculture movement that was centered in the neighborhood in the 1960s. He began his farm in 1972 and brought his goods to the open lot at 18th and Columbia Road NW, which he advocated in the mid 1970s be redeveloped into a central neighborhood open space with Perpetual, a bank which had purchased the lot. He has made it his mission to bring food security through free and low-cost organic fruits and vegetables to the diverse Adams Morgan community. At age 80 in 2022, he continues bringing his produce from his farm each week to Adams Morgan.