Question - will webinar recordings be available for viewing after a webinar?

There's a lot of "it depends" sauce on all this.

Coordinating schedules is a thing. Oftentimes webinars are in the evenings in the US, if that's where the presenter is located. Sometimes on a Saturday. Hopefully this works out so that most people, with a bit of notice, can attend.

The webinars also have a lot of "it depends" sauce on them, in that there are a lot of different presenters, sourcing a lot of different material, some of which are bound by certain copyright and distribution limitations. Furthermore, sometimes something goes sideways tech-wise. So what we do is this: we make the webinar a live-only event, the value of which is based solely on the chance to interact in real-time with an expert in their field, while they are presenting their material in a way focused for this context. There is no recording implied in these webinars.

If a thing turns out to have a really good recording, maybe that will become available as a separate thing. And maybe we will make that cheaper to access for people who had a ticket to the live event.

So there's your answer sandwich, made of who-knows lunch-meat between two slices of vague toast, with depends and maybe sauce on the side.

If you must have a simple, one word answer to the recording question, the answer is "no."

*taken from the faq section for the garden master course kickstarter

So now that you are selling the Alan Booker one on seed genetics. Will backers have access or do we need to purchase ? If purchase of there a discount?

Thanks.

People who have access to the live event will see an upgrade option to the recorded version.  Probably at a discount.