Podcasts about greener world

Our most popular episode of 2024! Here, Lisa was featured on The joegardener® Show podcast, joining host Joe Lamp'l to discuss the Cool Flowers concept and how she got started growing this fantastic group of spring stunners! They covered topics such as: How to determine which Cool Flowers you can grow in your region When and how to start your Cool Flowers from seed The special care requirements of flowers planted in the fall and in very early spring What you should do to prepare in the fall even if you don't plant until very early spring Mentions Lisa's Book, ⁠Cool Flowers⁠ ⁠The Flower Farmer⁠ by Lynn Byczynski ⁠The New Organic Grower⁠ by Eloit Coleman ⁠Bio360 Biodegradable Mulch Film⁠ ⁠Row Cover Hoop Kit⁠ ⁠Cool-Season Hardy Annual Seeds⁠ Full The joegardener® Show Episode #274 Podcast & Blog Post⁠ Available Here⁠⁠ Joe's Book, ⁠The Vegetable Gardening Book⁠ Joe's online course, ⁠Organic Vegetable Gardening⁠ Watch Growing a Greener World and connect with Joe: ⁠Website⁠, ⁠Instagram⁠, ⁠Facebook⁠, ⁠YouTube⁠, ⁠Twitter⁠ Free Resources on our website ⁠⁠⁠Shop the TGW Online Store for all your seeds and supplies!⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Sign up to receive our weekly Farm News!⁠⁠⁠ The⁠⁠⁠ Field and Garden Podcast⁠⁠⁠ is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-winning author of⁠⁠⁠ Vegetables Love Flowers, The Cut Flower Handbook, and Cool Flowers⁠⁠⁠, owner of⁠⁠⁠ The Gardener's Workshop,⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Flower Farming School Online,⁠⁠⁠ and the publisher of⁠⁠⁠ Farmer-Florist School Online⁠⁠⁠ and⁠⁠⁠ Florist School Online.⁠⁠⁠ Watch⁠⁠⁠ Lisa's Story⁠⁠⁠ and connect with Lisa on social media!

In this episode of "The Gestalt Gardener", Felder shares his pet peeves in the garden and discusses what makes him and his friends feel grumpy while gardening. First, he speaks with Joe Lamp'l, host and executive producer of the Emmy Award-winning show *Growing a Greener World*. Next, Felder chats with the original grumpy gardener, Steve Bender, a former "Southern Living" writer and author of "The Grumpy Gardener: An A to Z Guide from the Galaxy's Most Irritable Green Thumb". Finally, after a few cheesy tunes, he concludes the show with conversations featuring two more horticulturist friends, Marie Butler and Greg Grant.Email Felder anytime at FelderRushing.Blog and listen Friday mornings at 9 and Saturday mornings at 10 to The Gestalt Gardener on MPB Think Radio. In the meantime, in Felder's words, "get out and get dirty."If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Thursday, China released its first white paper mapping the country's energy transition over the past ten years. The paper shows that China's energy intensity decreased steadily, reducing CO2 emissions by three billion tons. Last year, China invested 676 billion USD in the energy transition, the largest in the world, and more than the U.S. and the EU combined. What exactly are the numbers telling us? What's driving this revolution? And what impact is this having on the world?

Send us a Text Message.Welcome back to The Sustainable Business Spotlight with Amy Auble! I'm thrilled to be joined by Grant Brown in this episode. Grant is a tech entrepreneur turned eco-activist, using his expertise to simplify complex environmental issues. As the founder of Happy Eco News, he shares positive stories and solutions to inspire hope and action towards a sustainable future.Media coverage can often focus on negative events around the world, leaving people like you and me feeling overwhelmed. But there is hope! Websites like Happy Eco News aim to change the narrative and offer exposure to eco-minded individuals. Join us as we dive deeper into how Happy Eco News is making an impact, share encouraging environmental insights, and highlight some tactics to grow your sustainable business. Let's dive in!In this episode, you will hear: 1:30 - Grant's journey from a reformed industrial marketer to founding one of the first lithium-ion battery companies.3:21 - The inception of Happy Eco News, inspired by a family trip that underscored the negativity in news feeds, sparking Grant's desire to create a positive news platform.10:40 - Strategies for growing Happy Eco News organically, including writing quality content, maintaining consistency, and utilizing traditional marketing methods.15:00 - The significance of taking things slow, focusing on customer needs, and how a great product and compelling story can grow organically.18:30 - Discussions on recent Happy Eco News articles covering topics like the decarbonization of transportation, the rise of young leaders in activism, renewable energy, nature-based solutions, AI, and investments in sustainability.This episode is one we all need and can learn from! Amidst the often negative news, there is hope for our planet, and each of us can help make a difference. As always, I would be happy to hear your podcast topic suggestions and answer any questions. If you found this episode encouraging and know someone who might enjoy listening, please share it with them!Episode Specific Links: Happy Eco NewsWebsite: Happy Eco NewsInstagram: @officialhappyeconewsAmy's Links:• Website• Alpine Start Media's Instagram• LinkedIn• Jelt's Instagram

Susan Mulvihill is passionate about growing vegetables! Her organic growing methods and pest control have yielded some mighty good eating.She and her husband, Bill, live and garden on 5 acres in Spokane, Washington. Their large raised-bed garden where they grow all sorts of edible crops has been featured on the popular public television program, “Growing a Greener World” (episode 809 and 1202), hosted by Joe Lamp'l.In the  last year Susan's book, The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook, has proven to be very popular nationwide. She is also the co-author of the Northwest Gardener's Handbook.Helping other gardeners be successful has driven Susan to produce and host over 400 hundred YouTube videos on her channel, Susan's in the Garden. She is the longtime garden columnist for the Sunday edition of The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington.Been a Spokane County Master Gardener for 20 years.Her website can be found at SusansintheGarden.com and contains resources for organic pest control along with many other guides designed for gardening success. This is a remix and encore presentation.In this episode of The Garden Question Podcast, Susan shares her extensive experience with organic gardening and pest control, emphasizing the importance of integrated pest management (IPM), beneficial insects, and creating a diverse garden ecosystem.Susan highlights practical organic solutions for pest problems and offers insights from her books, 'The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook' and 'The Northwest Gardener's Handbook.'Additionally, the episode covers the fascinating concept of insect hotels and the value of keeping a garden journal for continuous improvement.Listeners will find Susan's tips on soil health, garden planning, and the role of beneficial insects incredibly useful for maintaining a thriving garden.Time Line00:00 Welcome to The Garden Question Podcast00:40 Meet Susan Mulvihill: A Gardening Virtuoso02:30 Tackling the Bug Dilemma: Strategies and Insights06:48 Embracing Beneficial Insects: Attracting Good Bugs to Your Garden08:59 Identifying Insects: Tools and Tips12:56 Susan's Gardening Philosophy: Organic Methods and Pest Management14:05 Creating Insect Hotels: A Sanctuary for Beneficial Bugs20:14 Gardening Wisdom: Keeping a Journal and Learning from Experience24:11 Susan's Earliest Gardening Memories and Her Garden Today27:04 Exploring the Hoop House: Extending the Growing Season29:37 Indoor Gardening: Growing Microgreens at Home30:17 Gardening Lessons: Adapting to Weather and Soil Conditions33:28 The Journey of a Garden Communicator43:31 Gardening Challenges and Solutions46:00 Advocating for Organic Gardening and Edible Landscapes54:51 Future Gardening Projects and Organic Pest Control56:14 Insights from the Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook58:03 Connecting with Susan Mulvihill: Gardening Tips and Resources

Peggy Anne Montgomery has more than 35 years of U.S. and international experience in trade- and consumer-focused garden marketing. She studied horticulture in the Netherlands where she owned a landscape design firm for 10 years and was part of the creative team that launched the Endless Summer Hydrangea brand. She is a long-standing member of GardenComm, and has written for numerous trade and popular publications such as; American Nurseryman, Better Homes & Gardens, Fine Gardening, Organic Gardening, Growing a Greener World.In this episode, Peggy shares her secrets for planting, caring for, and using lilies (the 2024 Bulb-of-the-Year) to their full potential in your garden. Imagine the compliments you'll receive with these award-winning, low-maintenance showstoppersJoin our gardening podcast and radio show Garden America LIVE every Saturday from 8-10 AM Pacific Time on Facebook. Tune in to ask questions, converse with fellow gardeners, or just enjoy the show.Listen to all of our gardening podcasts here: https://www.gardenamerica.com/garden-radio-show-podcasts/WEBSITE: https://www.gardenamerica.com/ FACEBOOK:   / gardenamericashow   INSTAGRAM:   / gardenamericaradioshow   TWITTER:   / gardenliferadio   TIKTOK:   / gardenamerica  Transcending surface-level tips, Garden America explores the science and culture that yield true growing experiences. Gardening questions on your mind? Drop us a line or tune in daily for hands-on advice, biological breakthroughs, and trusted product info from our gardening gurus.Garden America is truly your current trends gardening experience. Look no further for garden knowledge, garden tools, garden accessories, unique garden plants never seen before & more.

In today's episode, I was honored to be joined in studio by Ed VanDyne, one of the most fascinating guests we've had on the show.  When you look up serial entrepreneur in the dictionary, you'll find Ed's smiling face, and the ideas that have sprouted his various companies are consolidated from ideas and learnings from previous chapters, including a lengthy season managing the MIT Racing Team, and spinning a technology company out of Woodward, VanDyne SuperTurbo!  The innovative sails for Tetrahedron Racing boats, for example, are the same shape as the molecules of ammonia created through Plastic 2 Green's innovative processes! Plastic 2 Green is the star of this show, however.  Ed has developed an innovative process to turn waste plastics into market-competitive carbon rods, carbon black, and ammonia - plus more - using plasma to break down plastic molecules, and science to send the resulting molecules to the appropriate containers.  Future cargo ships will burn an ammonia / diesel blend, and in Ed's opinion, ammonia is the best and most-stable way to move toward a hydrogen-powered economy.  The smoke in the studio during this podcast wasn't from herb, it was my little brain overheating trying to listen and think and process and ask good questions!  I think I did a pretty good job of it, for a country kid, so please enjoy, as I did, my conversation with Ed VanDyne.  The LoCo Experience Podcast is sponsored by: Logistics Co-op | https://logisticscoop.com/

In this podcast episode, we talk with Emily Moose, Executive Director at A Greener World. Discover how emerging brands navigate the balance between certification costs and transparent communication about their eco-friendly initiatives. Hear real-life success stories and understand the pivotal role credible claims play in captivating conscious consumers. From the pitfalls of greenwashing to the impactful influence of certifications on consumer choices, this conversation is a must-listen. Join us in shaping a sustainable food future. Some highlights: -The dilemma of certification costs versus transparent communication -The importance of backing up product claims -Defining regenerative for impact -Challenges and growth opportunities in sustainable practices -How certifications empower change More of A Greener World: https://agreenerworld.org/ More of us: https://www.ecod2c.com/

In September '22 Lisa was featured on The joegardener® Show podcast, joining host Joe Lamp'l to discuss the Cool Flowers concept and how she got started growing this fantastic group of spring stunners! They covered topics such as: How to determine which Cool Flowers you can grow in your region When and how to start your Cool Flowers from seed The special care requirements of flowers planted in the fall and in very early spring What you should do to prepare in the fall even if you don't plant until very early spring Mentions Lisa's Book, Cool Flowers The Flower Farmer by Lynn Byczynski The New Organic Grower by Eloit Coleman Bio360 Biodegradable Mulch Film Row Cover Hoop Kit Cool-Season Hardy Annual Seeds Full The joegardener® Show Episode #274 Podcast & Blog Post Available Here Request Lisa's Free Resource: Cool Flowers Planting Guide Joe's Book, The Vegetable Gardening Book Joe's online course, Organic Vegetable Gardening Watch Growing a Greener World and connect with Joe: Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-winning author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener's Workshop, Flower Farming School Online, and the publisher of Farmer-Florist School Online and Florist School Online. Watch Lisa's Story and connect with Lisa on social media!

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Lower-suffering egg brands available in the SF Bay Area, published by mayleaf on January 31, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. (Disclaimer: I am not an animal welfare researcher or expert. I got all of my information from publicly-available certification standards, farm websites, and emailing individual farms.) I'm not a vegan, but I've long felt troubled by the fact that eggs have such a high suffering-to-calorie ratio - higher, by some calculations, than beef[1] . I like eating eggs, and it seems possible to raise laying hens in a humane and low-suffering way, so I looked into whether I could purchase eggs from brands that treat their chickens well (or at least, less badly). TL;DR: See here for egg brands I recommend that are sold in the Bay Area. If you're not based in the Bay Area, I recommend Cornucopia's Egg Scorecard tool and the Animal Welfare Approved store locator to find low-suffering eggs in your market area. What does "lower-suffering" mean? I don't know how to tell whether a hen's life is "overall happy" or "net-positive" (or if that's even a coherent way to think about this question). Instead, I looked into common industry practices that are harmful to laying hens, and tried to find brands that avoid those practices. To do this, I used the qualifying criteria for A Greener World's Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) certification, which I've personally heard animal welfare researchers speak highly of. Unfortunately, very few egg brands (and none available in my current city) have an AWA certification, so rather than relying on certification status, I evaluated each brand on a per-criteria basis. Based on the AWA standards for laying hens, my criteria included: No physical mutilation. This includes debeaking (removing the whole beak), beak trimming (removing the sharp tip of the beak that the hen uses to forage and groom), toe-trimming (removing the hen's claws), etc. The AWA certification forbids all physical alterations. No forced-molting. This involves starving hens for 1-2 weeks, which forces them into a molt (losing feathers), resetting their reproductive cycle so that they can restart egg production with higher yields. AWA forbids this. Access to outdoor space and foraging. AWA mandates that outdoor foraging is accessible for at least 50% of daylight hours, and that housing is designed to encourage birds to forage outdoors during the day. The outdoor space must be an actual nice place to forage, with food and vegetation to provide cover from predators, and not just a dirt field. Indoor confinement is prohibited. Age of outdoor access for pullets (young hens). Many farms keep pullets indoors for their safety even if adult hens forage outdoors. If you keep pullets indoors for too long, it seems that they became scared to go outside. AWA's standard is 4 weeks; many standard farms don't allow outdoor access until >12 weeks (if outdoor access is provided at all). Indoor space. The hens' indoor housing or shelter must have at least 1.8 square feet per bird, unless they only return to their indoor housing to lay and sleep and spend the rest of the time outdoors. Smaller flock size. AWA has no strict requirements here, but recommends a flock size of

In today's episode, we're joined by Marco Huter of KLH to discuss the evolution of mass timber. Marco shares his background and dives into his proudest project, revealing insights into KLH's global reach. He addresses the challenges in mass timber adoption, the sustainability of feedstock with rising demand, and principles for efficient mass timber design. Listen in as we explore the changing landscape of building codes in Europe and Marco's vision for the industry's future by 2030. Join us for a journey into the heart of sustainable construction.   

Nicolas Höning is the Co-Founder and CEO of Seita, an open-source energy optimization and digitalization company. Nicolas took an unconventional path to founding an open-source startup, and throughout this episode he describes how creating a greener world through open-source software is more than a business endeavor for him - it's a personal mission. Nicolas describes perfectly the challenges that open-source founders face, and is transparent on the decisions he's still weighing when it comes to choosing an open-source product model and the benefits and challenges of being a boot-strapped startup. I was particularly interested to learn how his company's project, V2G Liberty, helps individuals who are looking for a greener way to optimize the charging of their electric vehicles, and why Nicolas doesn't market his other products to individual users. Highlights: I introduce Nicolas Höning, who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Seita, an open-source energy digitalization company (01:00) Nicolas describes the unique nature of building open-source software for the energy sector (03:34) How Nicolas wound up developing software for the energy sector (05:30) The mission at Seita and how it's also reflected personally in Nicolas' life mission (06:57) Why open-source was an important part of the delivery of Seita's mission (09:25) Nicolas describes the challenge of identifying his users and customers (11:28) Why Nicolas doesn't focus on individual users (14:36) Nicolas describes his project V2G Liberty, which helps individuals optimize their EV charging (17:42) How Nicolas initially funded Seita and his commercial strategy moving forward (19:51) Why Seita launched a commercial product before launching an open-source project (23:30) What Nicolas has been considering when deciding between an open core and open source product model (26:35) The biggest challenge Nicolas is facing right now at Seita (32:43) How listeners can connect with Nicolas and learn more (33:57) Links:Nicolas LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nhoening/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/nhoening Company: https://seita.nl/

Making small changes to our domestic habits can make a big difference to global energy use and resource consumption. Dr Lotta Schencking and Professor Rainer Stamminger examine different dishwashing behaviours around the world and identify best practice tips for both manual dishwashing and washing dishes in an electric dishwasher. Read more in Research OutreachRead the original research: doi.org/10.1515/tsd-2022-2423

Guest host N. West Moss, author of the memoir Flesh and Blood (Algonquin Press), joins us for the opening interview of this episode. West turns the tables to interview The WildStory host and Jersey City Poet Laureate Ann E. Wallace about her new poetry collection, Days of Grace and Silence: A Chronicle of COVID's Long Haul, forthcoming from Kelsay Books in winter 2024. They speak about Ann's isolation and turn to writing when she fell ill at the start of the pandemic and through her long recovery, but also about community and the presence of nature as a reminder of hope and resilience. We then hear from Dr. Randi Eckel, who offers suggestions for shady ground cover plants in a new installment of Ask Randi. Co-host Kim Correro joins Ann in conversation with Brie Arthur—a frequent contributor to the PBS television show “Growing a Greener World” and leader in the foodscape revolution. Brie, the Plant Lady, discusses her move years ago toward foodscaping and how you might visually blend food crops into your yard. Brie also opens up about the severe health impacts she has faced from tick-borne illnesses and the preventive measures gardeners and nature enthusiasts might take to protect against Alpha-Gal Syndrome and Lyme Disease.

This week, we enjoy a conversation with a gardener and garden guru well- known and loved: Joe Lamp'l of the famed and award-winning Growing a Greener World on PBS and The ‘joe gardener' Show podcast. Growing a Greener World is not just a show name but a nearly life-long mission for Joe. While he is known for his organic vegetable gardening knowledge and advocacy, Joe likewise loves the wilder side of his place in the world and ecological function is a top priority along with his human garden community. And at the end of the day, Joe is a lot like all of us: he just loves playing in the dirt with his plant friends. In our ongoing exploration into who gardeners are, where gardeners are, and what they are growing in this world, Joe Lamp'l joins Cultivating Place to share more about his garden life – and how he enhances ours—the rest of us “joe gardeners.” Enjoy! Cultivating Place now has a donate button! We thank you so much for listening over the years and we hope you'll support Cultivating Place. We can't thank you enough for making it possible for this young program to grow even more of these types of conversations. The show is available as a podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes, and Google Podcast. To read more and for many more photos, please visit www.cultivatingplace.com.

You really want to effect change around climate issues? Put your money to work for you. In this episode of our nerdy deep dive into how climate change affects your money, we discuss ways your banking and investing choices can reflect your climate goals — and how to avoid greenwashing. To send the Nerds your money questions, call or text the Nerd hotline at 901-730-6373 or email podcast@nerdwallet.com. Like what you hear? Please leave us a review and tell a friend.

Prasiddhi Singh, Age 10, Prime Minister National Child Awardee (Highest Civilian Honor Under 18 years). She is the founder of the Prasiddhi Forest Foundation. She is the youngest Fruit Forest Creator of India-by-India book of Records. Prasiddhi is Brand Ambassador for the Nationwide Girl literacy campaign – “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” by Tamil Nadu Government. She has also been appointed as Child Ambassador of Green Tamil Nadu Mission. Prasiddhi has been featured in Wikipedia for her plantation program & environmental contribution. Prasiddhi has planted over 1Lac trees and created several Prasiddhi micro forests in government schools, colleges, Panchayat & farmer's land. Prasiddhi is an advocate of biodiversity, she has created her own eco army of 40,000+ eco-warriors spread across the globe through 600+ (online & in-person) workshops on topics like climate change, circular economy, sustainability, 3Rs and how to be an impact creator to students, corporates, villagers & farmers successfully. Two times TEDx speaker, Prasiddhi is also the youngest keynote speaker of Harvard Model United Nations, India. Now she is working on Web3 Climate technology & Nature Based Solutions. Awards /Recognition: The Diana Award - U.K (Highest & Prestigious global accolade for social Action & Humanitarian efforts). Zee TV Born to Shine Award. The Global Child Prodigy Award, Dubai. TV18 Byju's Young Genius Award Finalist “Indian of The Year” CNN News18. Eco Hero Awards, California USA. Earth Day Network Rising star (USA). Global Sustainability Award by GCPIT Young Changemaker by Cartoon Network- Warner's Brothers.Prasiddhi, young social entrepreneur, is a true inspiration for countless kids and people of all age groups. At an age when kids are busy imbibing the basics of life, she is leading global environmental initiatives. Prasiddhi has also initiated her G3 PROJECT - (Generate your oxygen, Grow your own food, Gift your community) with an aim to widespread environment awareness to every school & every student of India.Socials:Website: Prasiddhi Forest Foundation prasiddhiforest.orgLinkedIn: Prasiddhi Singh Insta: Prasiddhi Singh @prasiddhi.official Insta: Prasiddhi Forest Foundation @prasiddhiforest FB: Prasiddhi Forest https://www.facebook.com/PrasiddhiForestFB: Prasiddhi Singh Youtube: Prasiddhi SinghEnjoy the visual here on Youtube

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's coverage of climate groups urging Governor Hochul to deny the expansion of the Iroquois Pipeline. Then, Willie Terry reports on the rally to raise the minimum wage to $21.25 and index it with inflation. Later on, H Bosh Jr speaks with Veneilya A. Harden Ed.D. for this week's Triple Es segment. After that, Isabella LaForte shares a recording from a recent fundraiser at the UAlbany campus for support for people afflicted by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Finally, Moses Nagel interviews Lavender about her project Music for a Greener World.

Musician and Hudson Mohawk Magazine producer, Lavender, runs a website called musicfortheworld.rocks. The latest project at the site seeks to raise money to address the problem of climate change. Moses Nagel spoke to Lavender to find out how.

The Biden administration has a new opportunity to reshape the World Bank after David Malpass announced he would step down as president last week. President Joe Biden is expected to name a president who will push the World Bank to focus more on climate change and other global challenges. However, the administration's path to installing the bank's next leader won't be as easy as it has been in the past. POLITICO's Zack Colman breaks down Biden's window to redefine the World Bank. Plus, EPA orders Norfolk Southern to pay for train crash clean-up.   Josh Siegel is an energy reporter for POLITICO.  Zack Colman covers climate change for POLITICO.  Nirmal Mulaikal is a POLITICO audio host-producer. Raghu Manavalan is a senior editor for POLITICO audio. Jenny Ament is the executive producer of POLITICO's audio department.

Growing organic vegetables is Susan Mulvihill's passion.She has learned many lessons from her consistent gardening of 5 acres in Spokane, Washington with her husband Bill. Their large raised-bed garden yields some mighty fine edible crops. Always curious and researching answers to their garden challenges. Susan loves sharing her findings through numerous outlets. Her newest book The Vegetable Garden Problem Solver Handbook promises to be another best seller. The book will help you identify and manage diseases and other common problems on edible plants.It is a great companion for her best seller The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook. She is also the co-author of the Northwest Gardener's Handbook.Susan and Bill's Garden has been featured on the popular public television program, “Growing a Greener World” (episode 809 and 1202), hosted by Joe Lamp'l.Helping other gardeners be successful has driven Susan to produce and host over 400 episodes on her weekly YouTube channel Susan in the Garden.She is the longtime garden columnist for the Sunday edition of The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington.Been a Spokane County Master Gardener for over 20 years and is a nationally known Garden Speaker.Her website can be found at SusansintheGarden.com and contains resources for organic pest control along with many other guides designed for gardening success.Susan has been featured previously on The Garden Question Podcast in episode 047 - Developing Your Battle Strategy for This Year's Bug Wars

Welcome to farming fashion, our three part series co-produced by Southeast and South West England Fibresheds and Farmerama Radio. In this first episode we speak to farmers who grow and produce yarns from their own flocks and explore what regenerative fibre farming, and adding value to that fibre, really looks like on the ground. The first voices we hear from are Leila and her mother Ellen from Tamarisk Farm, a Soil Association certified mixed farm on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. Then we hear from Katie Allen of Loopy Ewes, a designer and shepherdess who designs and makes her own knitwear collection using the fleece from her flock of native breed sheep in Gloucestershire. The final voices we hear are Jen Hunter and Andy Wear from Fernhill Farm, Somerset - one of the country's largest native breed sheep farms which is one of the country's largest fibre farms and now certified regenerative by A Greener World.

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the CEO ofhttps://greenerprocess.com/ ( Greener Process Systems Inc), https://www.linkedin.com/in/msweetwood/ (Matt Sweetwood). Greener Process Systems Inc works to capture emissions of oceans from ships docked in the port. According to Matt, the increasing number of ships is one of the world's leading causes of air pollution. It's a global catastrophic problem that everyone is experiencing today. Greener Process Systems helps counter this issue with its technology that captures harmful emissions from ships, aiming to reduce air pollution.  Matt goes into the details of how their device does its work capturing harmful emissions. He even shared what's to come for Greener Process Systems technology and their collaboration with European universities to polish their work further. Through their device, they're setting out to change the world for the better. Key Points from the Episode: Overview of Greener Process Systems Inc. Idling ships is a cause of global air pollution. Impact of idling ships on the environment. How do people from port cities benefit from Greener Process Systems technology? How does the Greener Process Systems device work? What sets their technology apart from devices in the market? About Matt Sweetwood: Matt Sweetwood is the CEO of Greener Process Systems Inc and the co-Founder of Insurious and Luxnow. He is a successful serial entrepreneur, professional speaker, business consultant, award-winning marketer, social media influencer, personal branding expert, and photography instructor. Matt was the CEO of beBee.He served as President of Unique Photo, NJ's premiere camera store for 28 years. Nationally known in the photography industry as an innovator, he has helped acquire over 25 U.S. and International Trademarks, and he founded and ran the Ozzie Award winning publication Photo Insider®. Matt has been credited with the reinvention of the modern camera store, as well as the country's largest in-store education program, the Unique University®. Unique Photo was named 2008 and “2013 Dealer of the Year” by Digital Imaging Reporter magazine. Matt was named the Photo Industry's, “2016 Person of the Year” by the PMDA. However, by far, his greatest achievement is having raised five successful children to adulthood as a single dad. Matt was awarded full custody of their five children, ages 18 months to 8 years old. In the 25+ years since, he has raised his kids into happy, successful and kind hearted adults.   He has a #1 best-selling book, “https://www.amazon.com/Leader-Pack-Business-Himself-Disaster/dp/1543924735 (Leader of the Pack: How a single dad of five led his kids, his business and himself from disaster to success.)” In it he details his journey to success as a father and as a business leader. Matt has appeared as a regular contributor on Fox News, NBC Today Show, CBS TV, News 12 NJ, PIX11, and other high-profile programs. He has also spoken publicly for organizations like Panasonic, UPS, PMDA, Microsoft, NJ Devils Hockey and the BMW CCA, and was a member of the prestigious CMO Club, where he won the President's Award in 2014. His past charitable endeavors include having served as Chairman of the Board of Directors at both The Aish Center (https://aishny.com/), a spiritual/educational non-profit and The Josephine Herrick Project (http://jhproject.org/), a nonprofit that uses photography to enhance the lives of the underserved.  Matt was honored by The Aish Center with its 2014 Continuity Award. He is currently an advisory board member for Ithaca College School of Business' Customer Experience Certificate Program, which helps teach a new generation of business leaders about the power of great customer service. Proving his contention that single dads can lead exciting, balanced lives, Matt is a die-hard NJ Devils' hockey fan, an advanced auto racer with the BMW Club,...

This butterfly is excited to be speaking with Job van Hooijdonk. Job is co-founder of Regreener, an Amsterdam-based startup focusing on regreening the world. Before founding Regreener. He studied corporate law and worked as an M&A lawyer for an international law firm for several years. Being a millennial, he then started thinking about switching careers in order to be able to make an impact. Looking at existing climate change fighting solutions, he noticed three things: (1) Most solutions were too complicated, (2) there was a major lack of transparency, and (3) almost all solutions were focused on the negative side of things. This finally resulted in the core values of Regreener: simplicity, transparency, and positivity. This means that Regreener is focused on simple solutions whilst focusing on providing its community with all the information about impact, finance, etc. and all is done in a positive way, meaning that the focus is on the green impact. Regreener offers consumers and businesses the opportunity to plant trees, protect rainforests and offset carbon through carbon certificates. Furthermore, they are focusing on building check-out solutions for webshops, providing end customers with the opportunity to plant a tree. In this episode you will hear about his work, transparency in “re-greening”, green projects, green in business, carbon credits, and more. Some notes... More about 1treellion, Job van Hooijdonk & ReGreener. To support planting all over the world, please check out this link. The great music is credited to Pixabay.

Becoming a successful vegetable gardener involves a lot of trial and error. As the seasons pass we hopefully get better at it—harvesting not just food for the table, but food for thought too, insights gleaned along the way to guide us to improved outcomes in subsequent growing seasons. I don't know many more passionate vegetable gardeners than Joe Lamp'l, who has gathered what he's learned in decades of growing his own food into a new book filled with advice for the rest of us.  Joe Lamp'l is the creator of the long-running public television program, “Growing a Greener World,” and of the popular “Joe Gardener” podcast. Now he's also author of the new book called “The Vegetable Gardening Book: Your Complete Guide to Growing an Edible Organic Garden from Seed to Harvest.” It covers all that he's learned from bountiful seasons, and from some tough ones, too, along the way.

Joe Lamp'l – from “Joe Gardener” fame – is America's gardener.  Given that his public television show Growing a Greener World is shown in 38 countries, Joe is more appropriately the WORLD's gardener.  He has an illustrious, long career spanning television, print, podcasting, and video content.  Above all, Joe is an educator – his gardening passion is infectious, and his communication ability to make challenging concepts simple is a strength.  He has taken this to the masses in his Online Gardening Academy, offering a growing (pun intended) curriculum of classes available to the public at affordable prices.  In this episode, we cover a range of topics, but our focus is on raised beds – from the “why” to the “how”.  Joe's content can be found at: Podcast: joegardener.com/podcasts,  Apple Podcasts,  Spotify Videos: joegardener.com/videos,  YouTube Blog:  joegardener.com/blog Growing a Greener World PBS show: growingagreenerworld.com Lastest Book: The Vegetable Gardening Book   Joe's Online Gardening Academy (online classes) can be found at: organicgardeningacademy.com   Joe's social media can be found at: Facebook: @joegardener Twitter: @joegardener Instagram: @joegardener Pinterest: @joegardener To ask questions for future FPGH shows, submit them at: Facebook Instagram email Marlene at marlenetheplantlady@gmail.com   Find Marlene over on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook

Lisa was recently featured on The joegardener® Show podcast, joining host Joe Lamp'l to discuss the Cool Flowers concept and how she got started growing this fantastic group of spring stunners! They covered topics such as: How to determine which Cool Flowers you can grow in your region When and how to start your Cool Flowers from seed The special care requirements of flowers planted in the fall and in very early spring What you should do to prepare in the fall even if you don't plant until very early spring Mentions: The Flower Farmer by Lynn Byczynski The New Organic Grower by Eloit Coleman Get Cool Flowers - the Kindle Version Bio360 Biodegradable Mulch Film Row Cover Hoop Kit Cool-Season Hardy Annual Seeds Full The joegardener® Show Episode #274 Podcast & Blog Post Available Here Request Lisa's Free Resource: Cool Flowers Planting Guide Joe's New Book: The Vegetable Gardening Book Join the waitlist for Joe's new online course! Coming Spring 2023: Organic Vegetable Gardening Watch Growing a Greener World and connect with Joe: Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-winning author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener's Workshop, Flower Farming School Online, and the publisher of Farmer-Florist School Online and Florist School Online. Watch Lisa's Story and connect with Lisa on social media!

In this Clubhouse chat Lisa talks about her new cedar raised beds and how she learned to make them from Joe Lamp'l, host of Growing a Greener World on PBS and The joegardener® Show podcast. Lisa shares the story of how she came to know Joe and introduces the exciting news of their new partnership for his new online course coming in 2023. Mentions: Joe's TV Show: Growing a Greener World The joegardener® Show podcast Affiliate Link: Join the waitlist for Joe Lamp'l's Online Course: Organic Vegetable Gardening Field & Garden #123: Replay of Lisa on The joe gardener Show podcast Ellen Frost's On-Demand Online Workshop: Preparing to Sell to Florists *TGW PHONE APP* Get our Live Shopping Show App Sign up to receive our weekly Farm News! Are you on the Clubhouse phone app? Join Lisa's club, called Flower Farming, to be notified when she schedules new chats! We're temporarily on hiatus from recording there, but you can listen to our prior chat replays anytime inside the app. The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-winning author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener's Workshop, Flower Farming School Online, and the publisher of Farmer-Florist School Online and Florist School Online. Watch Lisa's Story and connect with Lisa on social media!

Join me as I interview a very special guest and friend, Joe Lamp'l! It was such a pleasure for us to have the opportunity to talk again after doing a couple of episodes of The joe gardener® Show podcast together over the past year. In case you're meeting him for the first time, Joe Lamp'l is the joe behind: joegardener® the host of the Emmy award-winning TV show, Growing a Greener World The joe gardener® Show podcast Author of the NEW book, The Vegetable Gardening Book PLUS Joe's NEW online course Organic Vegetable Gardening coming out in 2023 And Joe is generally an awesome gardener and teacher! In this episode we talk about Joe's farm, his current projects, his future projects, AND Joe settles a long-running battle between veggie gardeners and flower gardeners - listen in for all the details! Mentions: Request Joe's Free PDF: Fall Garden Edibles Checklist Joe's New Book: The Vegetable Gardening Book Join the waitlist for Joe's new online course! Coming Spring 2023: Organic Vegetable Gardening The joe gardener® Show podcast episodes featuring Lisa: #231: Vegetables Love Flowers #274: Growing Cool-Season Annuals for Earlier Color & Hardier Plants Watch Growing a Greener World and learn more about Joe Lamp'l: Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter Sign up to receive our weekly Farm News! The Field and Garden Podcast is produced by Lisa Mason Ziegler, award-winning author of Vegetables Love Flowers and Cool Flowers, owner of The Gardener's Workshop, Flower Farming School Online, and the publisher of Farmer-Florist School Online and Florist School Online. Watch Lisa's Story and connect with Lisa on social media!

What happens when tensions over water reach their boiling point? In our final bonus episode of the summer season, we explore the causes of water conflicts and what we can do to stop them. We start with the Middle East, a water-scarce region where conflict brews over shared water resources. We then turn to Latin America, where migrants are spurred by climate change, and the lack of water rights in Chilé has created conflict between the government and its people. We revisit conversations with four renowned guests from our past episodes: EcoPeace Middle East Director Gidon Bromberg, economist Jeffrey Sachs, journalist Abrahm Lustgarten and activist Carolina Vilches. You can find their full episodes from our previous seasons here: S1E3 & S1E4: Water, peace and the Middle East: Part 1 & Part 2: Water, Peace and the Middle East featuring Gidon Bromberg   S2E13 Towards a Better, Greener World with Jeffrey Sachs https://www.whataboutwater.org/s02e13/   S2E4 The Great Climate Migration with Abrahm Lustgarten https://www.whataboutwater.org/s02e04/   S3E11 Water Pipes to Water Rights: Protecting Water with Newsha Ajami and Carolina Vilches https://www.whataboutwater.org/s03e11/   We'd love to hear your thoughts about our show in our What About Water Listener Survey. As a thank you, we will plant a tree through One Tree Planted for each survey our podcast listeners complete.

You might have seen his hit PBS series Growing a Greener World or his leading podcast The Joe Gardener Show or you have seen him on NBC's Today Show, The Weather Channel, or the DIY Network! Joe Lamp'l sits down with Eric G and Caroline B and talks everything gardening with some amazing tips on How and Why you should be doing things the right way. To find out more about Joe catch head to his website: https://joegardener.com/ (https://joegardener.com/) Thanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen (https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listen) We love comments and we would love reviews on how this information has helped you on your house! Thanks for listening! For more information about the show head to https://aroundthehouseonline.com/ (https://aroundthehouseonline.com/) We have moved the Pro Insider Special on Thursday to its new feed. It will no longer be on this page. You can find it and subscribe right here: https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ (https://around-the-house-pro-insider.captivate.fm/ ) Information given on the Around the House Show should not be considered construction or design advice for your specific project, nor is it intended to replace consulting at your home or jobsite by a building professional. The views and opinions expressed by those interviewed on the podcast are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Around the House Show.

Fred Fournier is CEO and Michael Kelly is CPO at Open Forest Protocol, a trusted open-source Protocol based on a public blockchain platform for communal verification and reporting of forest data. In this episode Sasha talks with the OFP team about:• How traditional reforestation is done• Apply blockchain as a tool• How they can make deforestation more transparent and verifiable• Why they decided to build a protocol instead of a Dapp• Advice for entrepreneurs Episode links:Open Forest Protocol: https://www.openforestprotocol.orgFred Fournier: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fournierfred/Michael Kelly: https://twitter.com/ozymandius_Aliaksandr “Sasha” Hudzilin: https://twitter.com/AliaksandrHHuman Guild: https://humanguild.io

Brie Arthur, author of The Foodscape Revolution and Gardening with Grains, and contributor to the Emmy-winning PBS television program, Growing a Greener World, shares expert advice on all things SUNFLOWERS—plus: Visit a sunflower field at Dix Park

The Bag Lady: Saving the World One Bag at a Time, with Author and Business Coach Lisa Foster. In this episode, we talk with Lisa about her new book The Bag Lady: How I Started a Business for a Greener World and Changed the Way America Shops. We learn why she started her business, what was driving her to make a difference, and how she was trying to eliminate Americans use of Single-Use Plastic bags. Learn the greenhouse gas impacts between Paper and Plastic bags and their affects on the environment as well as other interesting facts about plastic bags. Ultimately, we discuss how she grew her business and what it was like during the Tipping point when everything just exploded and exponential grow took place for her business and the lessons she learned along the way. You will not want to miss this episode. Thanks to our Sponsors: Cascade, Pace Labs, and E-Tank #sustainability #esg #climatechange #circulareconomy #singleuseplastics #wastemanagement #zerowaste #wastediversion

Many of you are familiar with Michael Jackson's epic single "Earth Song." The track sees the artist sending out a wakeup-call about the natural devastation caused by mankind, from overexploitation of natural resources, to endless wars and to killing of animals. The late musical genius wasn't the only one using the power of music to confront the climate crisis. More musicians worldwide are expressing their concerns about the pressing issues through their works. Composer Deng Weibiao is a leading figure of New Age Music in China. Today he brings us several songs from his album "Rivers - Our Lifeblood," each portraying a famed river across the nation. It's hoped that his music will raise awareness on environmental conservation and encourage more people to reduce their impact on the environment.

Welcome to The Backyard Naturalists podcast, the podcast about anything and everything connected with nature. In this week's installment, Debbie and Laurie call Dr. Jeff Gillman, PHD to talk with him about the Botanical Gardens at UNCC.     “Jeff has a Master's degree in Entomology and a Ph.D. in Horticulture from the University of Georgia. He is the author of five books on gardening and the environment, a Contributing Editor to Fine Gardening Magazine, and has appeared on such shows as Martha Stewart and Growing a Greener World.     From 1998 until 2013 he worked as an Associate Professor in the Department of Horticultural Science at the University of Minnesota, but the cold finally got to him! For the past two years he has been an instructor at Central Piedmont Community College, teaching courses on Plant Propagation, Plant Materials, and Hydroponics among others. As of August 2015, he is our new Director of the UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens.”     Connect with the Backyard Naturalists on the Web, Facebook and Instagram.     Please visit and support our presenting sponsor, Backyard Birds at http://www.thebirdfoodstore.com. A mecca for bird lovers and bird watchers, Backyard Birds is an independent family-owned business located in Matthews, NC (next to Dairy Queen), just southeast of Charlotte.     Thanks for listening to The Backyard Naturalists.  We hope you have a day filled with the wonders of nature. Get outside and take a walk on the wild side! Please don't forget to leave a 5-star review for The Backyard Naturalists podcast.     Production services for The Backyard Naturalists podcast are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.

https://www.stefaniesacks.com    STEFANIE SACKS, MS, CNS, CDN Stefanie is a nationally recognized Culinary Nutritionist, educator, speaker, consultant and leading authority on eating to prevent and manage illness. For over two decades, she has helped transform the way people eat using hands on experiences to inspire, educate and offer practical tools for food lifestyle change. She has her Master of Science in Nutrition from Teachers College, Columbia University, is a Certified Nutrition Specialist®, Certified Dietitian Nutritionist and is a graduate of the Natural Gourmet Institute for Health and Culinary Arts.   As a chef, nutritionist and innate healer she uses food as a conduit to deep transformation. She empowers people to eat and live to their full potential. Her book What The Fork Are You Eating (now available in audio) is a must-read guide for anyone looking to make small changes in food choice for optimal health. Stefanie currently works alongside Environmental Working Group, a non-profit that helps consumers live their healthiest lives, as a consultant and media contributor. She also has an extensive archive of broadcast, radio, print and digital contributions on the topic of healthy choices.   In 2017 Stefanie was inducted into Les Dames D'Escoffier, an international philanthropic organization of women leaders in the field of food, fine beverage and hospitality. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, International Association for Culinary Professionals and sits on the advisory board of A Greener World and East End Food Institute. A native New Yorker, Stefanie lives on the East End of Long Island with her husband, two very active boys and Faith, her beloved lab rescue.   When she is not in her kitchen creating new recipes or feeding her family and friends, she is cheering her boys on in their respective sports; reading or writing slam poetry; swimming in the bay; hiking in the woods with her pup; or running with classic rock or disco blasting in her Airpods!

For Aaron's latest podcast, he welcomes on Hart Dairy marketing manager Mandy Schulz. Hart Dairy is another brand he discovered at the Natural Products Expo West last month. Being a new company, they exhibited for the first time at the show. Mandy explains to Aaron everything that Hart Dairy has to offer in terms of how they do dairy right. Hart Dairy is a farm in the ever expanding arena of regenerative agriculture. They also have their cows grazing outside on the grass 365 days a year. Additionally, Hart Dairy is non-GMO and humane certified. Mandy tells Aaron the details about all of them and makes him extremely pleased at how they're raising the bar for dairy standards.

When it comes to building repositioning, what motivates developers to build green? Tune in as Curtis Brown, STOBG's VP of Business Development explores that topic from all angles—from environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors to new emissions regulations—with Brian Geller, Senior Sustainability Manager at The Durst Organization, Brooks McDaniel, SVP of Building Repositioning at STO Building Group, and Jennifer Taranto, VP of Sustainability at STO Building Group.

Erica Glasener is a plant lover, horticulturist, writer, author and speaker.She is passionate about all things green and is currently the Community Involvement and Events Manager for Piedmont Park Conservancy, the nonprofit that supports Piedmont Park (over 200 acres) in Atlanta, GA. She is fortunate to have traveled throughout the US and to have discovered wonderful gardens and gardeners as the host for “A Gardener's Diary” for 13 years on HGTV.Recently she worked as the Senior Producer for “Growing a Greener World” which airs on PBS stations across the country. She loves to share her knowledge about plants and gardening with the conviction that the world would be a better place if everyone gardened, no matter where they live or what they believe. 

For the latest episode of The Appropriate Omnivore podcast, Aaron Zober does something a little bit different. As Aaron attended the Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim last week, he recaps the highlights. No guests. Just Aaron talking about the takeaways he discovered in terms of natural food trends and new products. What's in and out in the sustainable food world? How does the show rank in terms of meat products vs. plant products? And how does Aaron feel about all of this? Plus while no main interview, Aaron does play sound bites taken on the floor of Expo West with his favorite exhibitors saying what they thought of the show.

One of the joys of age is that we have more discretionary time to follow our bliss. And, for many of us baby boomers, that means spending time outside in our garden. Whether it is filled with colorful blooms, fresh vegetables or is mainly a tranquil oasis to sooth one's soul, a garden can contribute to your health and well being in important ways. That's why I am so excited to introduce our guest, Mary-Kate Mackey. Mary Kate is an award-winning writer, speaker and teacher. She's also the co-author of a brand new go-to guide for creating the garden of your dreams. Her book is called The Healthy Garden: Simple Steps For a Greener World and Mary-Kate joins us today to share all about it. If you have a love for colorful plants, fresh vegetables and the rest of nature's bounty that is found in a garden, you won't want to miss this one!

Susan Mulvihill is passionate about growing vegetables! Her organic growing methods and pest control have yielded some mighty good eating.She and her husband, Bill, live and garden on 5 acres in Spokane, Washington. Their large raised-bed garden where they grow all sorts of edible crops has been featured on the popular public television program, “Growing a Greener World” (episode 809 and 1202), hosted by Joe Lamp'l.In the  last year Susan's book, The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook, has proven to be very popular nationwide. She is also the co-author of the Northwest Gardener's Handbook.Helping other gardeners be successful has driven Susan to produce and host over 400 hundred YouTube videos on her channel, Susan's in the Garden. She is the longtime garden columnist for the Sunday edition of The Spokesman-Review in Spokane, Washington.Been a Spokane County Master Gardener for 20 years.Her website can be found at SusansintheGarden.com and contains resources for organic pest control along with many other guides designed for gardening success. 

The Best Way to Grow TomatoesThere's more than one way to slice a tomato; there's more than one way to grow a tomato.Growing tomatoes is like many things in life…there are lots of ways you can tackle it. Do you have a favourite way? Or a tomato-growing tip handed down in your family?Different Strokes, Different FolksIn this episode, we take a deep-dive into growing tomatoes with two experts who have very different approaches to growing tomatoes.Garden expert, author, and broadcaster Joe Lamp'l loves growing tomatoes. He's met lots of gardeners using a wide range of tomato-growing techniques through his work as the host and producer of the Growing a Greener World television series, and through his podcast, The joe gardener Show. World-renowned tomato grower Craig LeHoullier co-leads the Dwarf Tomato Breeding project, has named and popularized many well-known tomato varieties such as ‘Cherokee Purple,' and is an expert on straw-bale gardening. He's the author of the book Epic Tomatoes.Tomato TalkLamp'l and LeHoullier talk about:The tomato-growing methods they use in their own gardensHow their gardens differTomato-growing ideas they've learned from each otherFavourite tomato varietiesTomato-growing techniques they've seen in other gardensThey also share tips for new gardeners. “Don't get hung up on the destination, but learn to love the journey,” says LeHoullier.Growing Epic TomatoesLamp'l and LeHoullier bring together their tomato-growing experience in an online course called Growing Epic Tomatoes. Registration is open now.

Today we talk with Joe Lamp'l about Preparing for Your Spring Garden.We find out how an energetic young boy snaps the branch off his dad's shrubs. In his hast to cover up his accidental deed he hurriedly shoves the branch into the ground. To his amazement a few weeks later the branch had taken root and begun to flourish. This incident ignited Joe Lamp'l gardening passion onto a path leading to one of the country's most recognized and trusted gardening and green-living personalities.The passion for living a greener life is evident to a nationwide audience who watches Joe in his current role as Creator, Executive Producer, and Host of the Emmy Award-winning PBS series, Growing a Greener World® and previously as host of Fresh from the Garden on the DIY Network.Joe also shares his know-how on NBC's TODAY SHOW, ABC's Good Morning America, The Weather Channel, through his popular books, and his podcast series (The joe gardener Show).Join Joe Lamp'l and Craig LeHoullier and learn how to plant, grow, care for, and harvest your own epic tomatoes. In this practical hands-on course with Joe and Craig as your guide, you'll learn everything you need to know to have your best tomato growing season yet. Learn more here. Registration will only be open for a short time beginning 2/23/22. Lifetime access!You will want to take advantage of this limited time significantly discounted early enrollment pricing so go now to www.joegardener.com/tomatosuccess. 

Have you ever thought about how you could make your landscape beds more interesting and productive?   Well maybe harvesting tomatoes among your hydrangeas or picking broccoli from around the Azaleas. How about growing squash and zucchini with your Zinnias. These are all foods, plus many more, you can grow in your landscape beds this next season.  Our conversation today is with Brie Arthur a well-known leader in the national Foodscape movement.  Brie is a bestselling author and a celebrated speaker that is well known for her lively information packed presentations. With more than a decade of experience as a grower and propagator she now shares her expertise as a correspondent on the Emmy award winning PBS Television show “Growing a Greener World”.  You can follow Brie's exciting garden journey through her website, BrieGrows.com and on her YouTube channel, Brie the Plant Lady.  This is episode 040 Foodscaping Revolution with Brie Arthur on The Garden Question Podcast.

Doug Scott's path to his own landscape design firm is anything but typical.After earning a BA degree from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from Emory University he worked with several consulting firms.In his spare time Doug feed his true passions for family, the outdoors, and all things regarding landscape design. He began creating outdoor living spaces for friends that reflected how they wish to live.The positive family impacts encouraged him in his leap of faith in starting an exterior design studio Redeem Your Ground.Doug completed Emory University's Landscape Design Program to complement his personal experience along with his natural abilities in design and client engagement.The “Why” behind Doug's efforts have not gone unnoticed. Redeem Your Ground  and his family's story have been featured in both Southern Living  magazine & on a TV episode of Growing a Greener World. The Scott's family home & garden blog was also voted Best New Blog at the 2015 Garden Bloggers Conference.

This episode bridges the wisdom of a Peaceful Farmer and a Sustainable Farm Promoter to discuss the relationships and values shaped from farm to plate. The Farmer, Leonard Diggs, is the Farm Manager of a 365-acre farm at Santa Rosa Junior College. The Promoter, Emily Moose, is the Executive Director at A Greener World. What could happen if we spent more time connecting with our local farmers? How is the food we eat inextricably tied to social justice issues? Learn about the relationships between a farmer and their community, the impact of regenerative farming, and what eating meat really means in creating a path toward a resilient & equitable local food system. More about this episode: Leonard Diggs @pie_ranch www.pieranch.org Emily Moose @agreenerworldorg agreenerworld.org A Castanea Fellowship Podcast @castaneafellowship / castaneafellowship.com Conversation Guide: Aileen Suzara @aileensuzara @sariwakitchen Voice Talent: Mark Winston Griffith @mwgriffith @bkmovement Produced by: EmpathyHaus empathyhaus.com Support this podcast

David Bronner is the CEO, or Cosmic Engagement Officer, for Dr. Bronner's. Family-owned and run, Dr. Bronner's makes socially & environmentally responsible products of the highest quality—all while dedicating their profits to help make a better world. David and the rest of the Bronner family are leaders that set an example of being human, and supporting humanity, at the core of everything they do. You can learn more and keep up with what Dr. Bronner's is doing by visiting their website. In this episode we discuss How Dr. Bronner's instigated a fight with the DEA over hemp, and won Why organic certification doesn't go far enough The most effective tool we have for fighting climate change The cultural norm we'll look back on as “cruel and unusual punishment” What Patagonia's founder believes is required reading for those who are serious about transforming business to help save our home planet Key Takeaways: I'm reminded by the Margaret Mead quote “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” It's incredible to see the impact this one company, Dr. Bronner's, has made by committing to drive social and environmental change. Just imagine what the world would look like, if we all behaved as trusted stewards of the planet and humankind. As consumers, we can start demanding more than just organic. We can go further in our expectations of the food and products we bring into our homes. The ROA created the Regenerative Organic Certification by combining the best standards across soil health, animal welfare, and social fairness into a single certificate. With the objective to heal a broken system, repair a damaged planet, and empower farmers and eaters to create a better future through regenerative organic farming. Look out for the Regenerative Organic Certification on products you buy. The immense healing power in psychedelic therapy for PTSD, depression, anxiety and addiction. I'm very grateful for the support Dr. Bronner's has put behind advocating for this cause.  I'm also immensely grateful for the healing power psychedelic therapy had on me. Never forget the power of your own voice, to share your own story as a way to help shift the cultural conversation around psychedelic therapy or any other taboo topic. Also, never forget the power of your vote, to support causes you care about and create change. References Bronner's Six Cosmic Principles This case study examines codifying “steward-ownership” in Germany All-One or All-None: A Conversation with David Bronner and Gero Leson. Article in Los Angeles Review of Books by Ayize Jama-Everett. June 21, 2021 Regeneration International's page on Regenerative Agriculture Regenerative Organic Certification Rodale Institute Patagonia Demeter biodynamic certification Compassion in World Farming animal welfare organization Fair World Project fair-trade organization A Greener World page on Animal Welfare Approved certification Global Animal Partnership animal welfare certification Honor Thy Label: Dr. Bronner's Unconventional Journey to a Clean, Green, and Ethical Supply Chain by Gero Leson Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies The Compassionate Use Act (California Proposition 215) The Emperor Wears No Clothes by Jack Herer FDA page on Breakthrough Therapy designation Psilocybin Program Initiative (Oregon Measure 109) Campaign to Decriminalize Nature DC Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act (Oregon Measure 110) Bronner's Magic All-One Chocolate Theo Chocolate Maestrani Connect & Share: If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading them! If this episode resonated with you, I ask you to send it to a friend. Help bring even more visibility to these leaders that are using business as a force for good! Subscribe to the podcast to make sure you don't miss future episodes. This podcast is for you, the listener. I'd love to hear what resonated with you, or if you have a suggestion on who would be a great guest for this show. Please send me a note at info@KathyVarol.com. If you want to work with me to embed purpose into your business, go to www.KathyVarol.com

Spiritually Psyched Podcast- The rhythmic relationship between spirituality and mental health Spiritually psyched podcast hosts Anna Miranda (Intuitive Specialist, Psychic, Astrologer & Master Coach), Alissa Schwartz (Holistic Psychotherapist & Soul Coach), Rhea Spina )Reiki Master & Licensed Mental Health Counselor discuss our relationship spiritually, mentally and physically with food, nutrition and nourishment.Info on guest: Stefanie is a self-proclaimed nourishment warrior and nationally recognized Culinary Nutritionist, educator, speaker, consultant and leading authority on eating to prevent and manage illness. For over two decades, she has helped transform the way people eat using hands on experiences to inspire, educate and offer practical tools for food lifestyle change. She has her Master of Science in Nutrition from Teachers College, Columbia University, is a Certified Nutrition Specialist, Certified Dietitian Nutritionist and is a graduate of the Natural Gourmet Institute for Health and Culinary Arts. As a chef, nutritionist and innate healer she uses food as a conduit to deep transformation. She empowers people to eat and live to their full potential. Her book What The Fork Are You Eating (now available in audio) is a must-read guide for anyone looking to make small changes in food choice for optimal health.  She is a media guest expert on the topic of healthy choices with frequent appearances on the Dr. Oz Show, PBS, Fox Media, and multiple radio programs. Her extensive online and print contributions include Oprah.com, Bloomberg, The Huffington Post, Alternet, fortune.com, foxnews.com and foxbusiness.com, Family Circle, Prevention, Harper's Bazaar, Parents, Town & Country and Allure.In 2017 Stefanie was inducted into Les Dames D'Escoffier, an international philanthropic organization of women leaders in the field of food, fine beverage and hospitality. She is a member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, International Association for Culinary Professionals and sits on the advisory board of A Greener World and East End Food Institute.