Podcasts about Loquat

Teresa's Top Five Perfumes with a floral smell. Dana Venrick from Quality Green Specialist educates us on the different varieties of Loquat trees. Teresa answers your questions about growing an arbequina olive tree, how to know if you have webworms & what to plant.

Today's poem is The Loquat Trees & The Boy Next Door by Saúl Hernández.The Slowdown is your daily poetry ritual. In this episode, guest host Victoria Chang writes… "Today's poem reminds me of how, under every tree that bears fruit, there are secret stories of desire, of loss, and of love." Celebrate the power of poems with a gift to The Slowdown today. Every donation makes a difference: https://tinyurl.com/rjm4synp

Loquat trees seem to be everywhere in SoCal this season. Eat the egg-shaped, apricot-colored fruits fresh off trees, or use them to make jams, syrups, chutney, and more. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says debt ceiling talks are continuing with President Biden. They went better on Wednesday, but lawmakers remain “far apart” on some issues. Tina Turner died on May 24 at age 83. KCRW replays an interview about a documentary that covers her relationship with Ike Turner, who physically and emotionally abused her for years. Critics review the latest film releases: “The Little Mermaid,” “You Hurt My Feelings,” “About My Father,” and “The Wrath of Becky.”

In the latest episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast Robert Crews joins host Jake Eberhardt to discuss hawses and pithoses. The two discuss the unique anatomy of these creatures, as well as the loquat. Be sure to listen to find out all the juicy details.

In 2019, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority estimated it hosted nearly 43 million tourists. Officials were expecting a record year for 2020, and the Nevada metropolis did set one … in the negative direction. Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic barely 19 million visitors came to town — the lowest total in decades. Today, restaurants and casinos will return to full capacity. If the move is successful, you'll see a flip on the city's tagline. What happened to Vegas won't stay in Vegas. Our guests are Los Angeles Times national correspondent Kurtis Lee and Culinary Union Local 226 secretary-treasurer Geoconda Argüelo-Kline. Plus, a rant about loquats!More reading:Las Vegas is betting on the gamblers and tourists returning. Will lost jobs come back? Democratic candidates court Culinary Union, the kingmaker of NevadaCOVID pushed Cirque du Soleil into bankruptcy protection. Now for a Vegas comeback

Mar Cardenas es una creativa multifacética que hace de absolutamente todo. Ella forma parte de Lightly Studio, un estudio multidisciplinario de dirección creativa, producción de fotografía, diseño gráfico, ilustración y curaduría de contenido en redes sociales y además tiene dos proyectos: Loquat Mag, una revista que es evidencia de lo mucho que a ella le apasiona el mundo natural y Nunne, una tienda en línea de café cacao y derivados. En este episodio platicamos de todo lo que hace (foto, diseño, ilustración, dirección creativa), su camino y evolución como creativa y freelancer, además de lo importante que es para ella encontrar el balance y paz mental en cada uno de los proyectos que emprende. Encuentra a Mar y sus proyectos: Mar: https://www.instagram.com/maaariaannn/ Loquat: https://www.instagram.com/loquatmag/ Nunne: https://www.instagram.com/nunne.mx/ Lightly Studio: Web: https://www.lightlystudio.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/lightlystudio/ - Suscribete al newsletter: http://linktr.ee/afterhourspodcast Creative of The Month: http://linktr.ee/afterhourspodcast Contacto: hola.afterhourspodcast@gmail.com

Editor in Chief of The Bittman Project, Mark Bittman, joins Nigel & Tom all the way from Bermuda to discuss the future of global food supply, the unsustainability of industrial agriculture and what he thinks should be the first steps towards fixing the current food system.

Step into the vibrant and beautiful world of living color with natural dyer, designer, and artist Sasha Duerr. Sasha takes us on a journey from Soil to Studio. We learn how creating and working with dyes made from plants, seaweed, and other natural materials can increase our ecological and botanical knowledge, foster collaboration, and have a beneficial impact on ecosystems.  Natural dyeing offers us multiple opportunities to participate in solutions. Food scraps and green waste can transform old clothes into “new”. Instead of being buried at landfills and emitting VOC’s, organic materials like onion skins, pomegranate rinds, and citrus peels can be re-purposed into natural dyes that revitalize our wardrobes and lessen our carbon footprint. Some dyes can even be poured into the garden when finished and used as a fertilizer. Unwanted weeds in your yard or invasive plants in your neighborhood can also be turned into color. One of my favorite dyes is Sour Grass. I look forward to seeing this ubiquitous plant every winter. I collect loads of it and dye old clothes a neon yellow that really glows. (Note: Be sure to identify plants before using them as dyes- just in case they are toxic.) Sasha talks about a few of her favorite dyes including Loquat, Eucalyptus leaves, and Redwood Cones, all very appropriate plants for beginning dyers. We also learn about some of the palettes from her new book Natural Color. I especially loved the Pollinator and Perfume Palettes. They will make you swoon! What color story would you like your clothes to tell?  Sasha Duerr is an artist and designer who works with plant-based palettes, natural dyes, and place-based recipes. She is an Adjunct Professor at the California College of the Arts with a joint appointment in textiles and fine arts where she designs curriculum and teaches courses in the intersection of natural color, slow food, slow fashion, and social practice. Her work has been shown in galleries and museums across the United States and abroad. In 2007, Sasha founded the Permacouture Institute to encourage the exploration of regenerative design practices for fashion and textiles. Her extensive work with plant-based palettes and ecological principles through local land-based sources and community has been featured in many publications She is the author of The Handbook of Natural Plant Dyes, Natural Color, and Natural Palettes.Discover more about Sasha and her work at SashaDuerr.com. Sasha mentions the following references in this episode: Books by Kate Fletcher Fibershed Greenpeace  Botanical Colors

Gabriella Brand's writing has appeared in over fifty publications. Her most recent work can be found in The Globe and Mail, Grand Little Things, and Aromatica Poetica. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee. Gabriella lives near New Haven, Connecticut, where she teaches foreign languages. She is an avid hiker and canoeist. In normal times she travels whenever she can, usually on foot with a small backpack. Find more of Gabriella:  Instagram@ Obaasanburando Twitter: @gabbygirl@obaasan2008  Website: gabriellabrand.net A statement from Gabriella:  "I wrote this piece because, during the time of Covid, my travels have come to a halt. I think the people of the world need to keep discovering each other and the places where they live, the foods that they eat and the languages that they speak.  Much appreciation to my friends in Japan, particularly Michiko and the late Takeshi, whose open hearts and kindness have been a gift." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Created during a time of quarantine in the global Coronavirus pandemic, A Moment Of Your Time's mission is to provide a space for expression, collaboration, community and solidarity. In this time of isolation, we may have to be apart but let's create together.  Follow Us: Instagram | Twitter Created by CurtCo Media Concept by Jenny Curtis Theme music by Chris Porter A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you know what a doula is and how they are so beneficial to all women especially black women! In this episode, we get candid with an amazing doula named Reva who is the founder and owner of Loquat Roots. Do not forget to like and subscribe to Real Uncensored on your preferred streaming platform! Also, follow us on Instagram @RealUncensored_Show to stay up to date with us and message us with any questions, comments, or suggestions!

Fashion and textile designers, Jordan Carey and Madison Poitrast-Upton, graduated from Maine College of Art and started a business while they attended the college which is called Loquat. Loquat is a fairly new venture and they have grown tremendously through their small collection of products including their top-selling handbags and facemasks. The skills they have obtained from college which have morphed into their own art and craft have truly gravitated towards the Maine community as people highly enjoy them. With help from their mentors including Jill McGowan and Kazeem Lawal, they come up with unique ways of standing out.They give back to the community by collaborating with other artists to showcase their culture, lifestyle, and passions. They also support women in Portland by providing them with menstrual products that they can't afford and don't have access to. Loquat will continue to grow and prosper and we all should be excited to see what the future holds for them.Please visit Loquat's website to view their products. Feel free to follow them on Instagram to get updates on new products and promotions. Also, please check out the featured musician of this episode, Patrick from Just Plain Jones. Currently, he is working on new music that will be launched this fall. Check out his tune For Everybody with Kyle Jamal on Spotify and iTunes.

I spoke with Jordan and Madison, they are two fashion designers who operate a Portland, Maine fashion store called Loquat Shop. Loquat is a store designed to uplift and empower marginalized voices. The duo has made strides to share their values in being culturally aware and campaign driven by marrying activism and fashion together. As of recent, Loquat has created masks in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic, created fashion campaigns for accessible menstrual products, and collaborated with local artists to create tote bags. You can learn more about the day to day of Madison and Jordan's journey and their views on challenging the status quo of fashion and uplifting marginalized voices in today's episode of Dreams Not Memes. To support head to Loquat Shop https://loquatshop.com/ Instagram: @loquatshop --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dreamsnotmemes/support

From the blog http://www.blissanddrumming.com, Clementine reads this piece. *** My window seat lives in this little porch room off the kitchen. I imagine that one day the whole room will topple over in an earthquake, set on stilts as it is. We’ve got bedrock beneath us, and the house has weathered such rattling since the early 1900s, but still, I have a plan to leap into the kitchen and roll beneath the table should the shaking begin. You’re supposed to practice disaster routes so the shock of crisis doesn’t leave you paralyzed. I don’t go as far as leaping around in here and spoiling my comfortable perch, but I spend a little time imagining the tuck and roll before I forget all that and fall in love, all over again, with the breeze.

Experimenting with living off existing food sources for difficult times. In This Podcast: We followed up with Kevin Espiritu to hear the results of his Apocalypse Survival Challenge. Could you survive for a whole month only eating what you grow, fish, barter, or forage? Hear how Kevin used his 200 square foot gardening space, community foodscapes, and trade - to nourish himself for an entire month. He gets specific on identifying what foods to grow in the 90 days prior to the challenge, how he added protein using fishing and plants, and his surprising takeaways. Don't miss an episode! Click here to sign up for podcast updatesor visit www.urbanfarm.org/podcast His business Epic Gardening began as a way for Kevin to present gardening information in a more modern, updated way to friends and family. First came the website. Followed by YouTube, a daily podcast, and finally his social media presence on Instagram, and Facebook.  Kevin is the author of Field Guide to Urban Gardening from our friends at Quarto Publishing.  Like Greg, Kevin was a presenter on the recent Superfood Summit and loves to share gardening knowledge.  Visit www.urbanfarm.org/epicchallenge  for the show notes on this episode, and access to our full podcast library! 480: Kevin Espiritu on his Apocalypse Grow Survival Challenge  

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sales strategies, working through self doubt, and entrepreneur apps. Let's talk the nitty gritty, scheduling your day right, limiting the phone calls and all the crap people don't talk about in their real experiences of being to people's dog people person...    Nicole is Drinking: Riptide Rye, Britannia Brewing CompanyBrewed in the North East style with British yeast, Amarillo hops and flaked rye. Apricots and nectarine meet citrus/mandarin orange with undertones of melon, creating juicy flavours with soft spicy tones of Rye. Follow the tide and enjoy the flavor and aromas of this fresh IPA. Editor’s note: also 6% ABV and 58 IBU Sarah is Drinking: Wild Raspy, Sixpoint Brewery Wild yeasts worked on this version of Lil Raspy for over a year in wine barrels. Rebecca Hoffman: Glow Cloud, Gigantic Brewery Just like one cloudy day leads to the next, our hazy IPA has changed again – tweaked to feature mosaic hops with a lighter malt character. Still super juicy, super soft and fluffy, this IPA is loaded with mosaic, simcoe and crystal hops creating citrusy, tropical and dank deliciousness. Tasting notes: Grapefruit, Loquat, Orange, White mulberry. 7% ABV, 65 IBU’s.  HopSwapper, Zaftig Brewery No notes at this time. Hey, um... we said the thing about rating us. Honestly dog training podcast are like a big thing now and they are really coming out of the wood work... we talk about shirts and stuff, but there is this totally FREE way of helping us, like right now.... its rating and reviewing us. Give us those honest stars and a few friendly and constructive words... and that legit shit!!! iTunes HOTD The redbubble thing.. We mention that from time to time. If you like traversing the world not naked... then Redbubble is here for you!!!  So why not dress in the classiest, semi-inappropriate, gear possible for dog trainers!!!! Visit our store and all the funds go to gear and hosting... literally keeps us alive as a podcast! Hair of the Dog Store Content from our show: You can get to Barks and Rec with this link... Barks n Rec Nicole's business Paw and Order, Instagram, paw and order HAIR OF THE DOG!!!  Instagram Facebook hotd special group Twitter Never Forget, we love you, that's not a marketing scheme. We love you, your dogs, your life, your loves and struggles. We do this because we live it. We are about the real! life, dogs, and beer!

Currently in the studio recording toward what will be her next album, singer/songwriter/guitarist Frankie Raye is based in the greater Tampa Bay area and has played 30 cities and 100-plus venues in Florida.  She also performed at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, in late January.  In May of this year she performed at the 2018 Key Largo Original Music Festival.  Soon after that she did a successful performance in conjunction with a Tampa Bay Rays (Major League Baseball) game that resulted in multiple re-bookings. In August alone Frankie has 29 bookings and routinely averages well over 20 dates per month, having been on stages ranging from the Hard Rock in Tampa to the Ritz Carlton in Naples to a festival on the northeast coast of Florida.  She has been featured on ABC and CBS-TV affiliate morning talk shows, and gotten her music into radio rotation. Frankie released her first official album in 2016, with worldwide distribution, although she had put out a ten-song, self-produced/independently distributed release entitled, “Chapters” in 2014.  She writes, sings, plays guitar, and has started to dabble a bit with the mandolin.  You can find her online at www.FrankieRaye.com Resources: Sites for booking: Go Tonight Indie on the Move Website for Bands/EPK: Bandzoogle For vocal health: Vicks handheld humidifier Throat coat tea Loquat syrup Books: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*CK by Mark Manson

 Grown either as a loquat tree or a shrub, this fruiting plant is an interesting one. A relative of the rose, Eriobotrya japonica makes small fruits which taste like a blend of peaches, citrus and mango, and some describe it as having a honey note. But most people have never tasted it and know virtually nothing about this unusual fruit or the lushly-tropical tree it grows on! I’m going to fix that right now, because loquats are delicious, nutritious, and quite fun to grow if you’re in the right climate to do it. The evergreen tree is a beautiful ornamental species, but when you add on the perk of having fresh fruit, it’s definitely worth growing! Learn More: Loquat Tree: How To Grow Tiny, Tangy And Uncommon Asian Fruits Keep Growing, Kevin Support Epic Gardening Support Epic Gardening on Patreon Follow Epic Gardening YouTube Instagram Pinterest Facebook Facebook Group Buy the Epic Soil Starter Organic Fertilizer! How do you super-charge your soil with good, inexpensive organic matter? That was the question I sought to answer when I designed this custom-mixed fertilizer with my friends over at Garden Maker Naturals. It's designed to take your ordinary raised bed garden soil and give it enough organic matter to kick-start your growing season. Order Your Epic Soil Starter Here  

Episode 28: Have you ever heard of Loquats? In this episode, farmer, educator, and author Ken Love talks about this sweet and prolific fruit tree.  Found throughout the world, Loquats (Eriobotrya japonica) are easy to grow and maintain. Also known as Biwa and Pipa, Loquats have a long and intriguing history and offer the home gardener an abundant source of delicious fruit with high levels of Vitamin A and Potassium. Loquats are also powerful medicine. The leaves are used medicinally in teas and syrups to clear the lungs. Ken tells us what Loquats need to thrive, how to prune them for high quality fruit production, and how to harvest them for longer shelf life and maximal nutrition.  Ken Love specializes in tropical fruit horticulture and grows more than 200 types of exotic fruits on his farm on the Big Island of Hawaii. You can learn more about Ken at his website HawaiiFruit.net or at HawaiiTropicalFruitGrowers.org.

Word of warning - the audio is far from perfect in this episode, as the noise reduction software wasn't playing nice.  But who cares!  You get to hear us talk about Saturday Morning Fun Pit!  Plus some Good News, Everyone!  Also, we had a bit of an audio gap / malfunction in the middle of the show - that audio was sadly unrecoverable. The Futurama cast held a live Table Read & Q&A on Facebook June 20thWorlds of Tomorrow officially releases June 29th!  Watch the trailer, it's neat.Have you ever looked up a Loquat on Google?Listen to the Twenty Thousand Hertz podcast episode about the Wilhelm ScreamWhile you're at it, listen to our episode covering Fun on a Bun!Music courtesy of Adam MonroeSubscribe to our YouTube channel!Support Futurama Pedia by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/futurama-pedia

Faia and Aisu deliver a bi-weekly audio journey showcasing the world of dance music. Experience the elements.Track list 1. Alex Mind, Ryan Enzed, Sue Cho - Let It Go [Original Mix] 2. Mell Tierra - Overdrive [Original Mix] 3. Pat Farrell Feat. John Anselm - Saving My Love [Original Mix] 4. John Revox & Time - Ametist [Original Mix] 5. Tom Swoon, Amba Shepherd - Not Too Late [Original Mix] 6. P.E.M. - Another Attempt [Original Mix] 7. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano - Lethal Industry [TV Noise Remix] 8. Loquat - Time Bending [Morgan Page Remix] 9. Plastik Funk - Let Me See Ya [Bastian Van Shield Remix] 10. Fedde Le Grand, Sultan, Ned Shepard - Long Way From Home [Original Mix] 11. NEZZO & Summer School Feat. RAS - Shadows [Original Mix] 12. Spencer & Hill Feat. Toni Nielson - Dead or Alive [Original Mix]

Every year about this time we find ourselves racing the clock to get fruit trees planted. Muscadines, kiwifruit, loquat, blueberry, and blackberry all are going into the ground, and most of them later than they should be

The panels of this magnificent screen depict subjects from the artist’s garden and surrounding bush landscape. Cossington Smith was especially pleased with the third panel. As she said in an interview with Alan Roberts: ‘There used to be a waterfall along there … called Lovers’ Leap … a lovely proper one … and I did a painting … with the length of the waterfall on the panel … I think it came off rather well; rocks and waterfall and the bush.’ This screen was commissioned by a collector in the United Kingdom who rejected it and acquired The gully instead. At the time the artist was disappointed and vowed never to do another commission. Many years later she was delighted when the work was acquired by the National Gallery of Australia.

In epsiode #21 of the CompuSchmooze podcast, we have two interviews and spotlight some podsafe music. First, a conversation with Stan Schwartz and Lisa Moore, creators of Toonamation, a software plugin for graphic design programs that can change a photo or a video into a cartoon. Lisa Moore and Stan Schwartz, "Tooner Lisa" and "Tooner Stan" Toonamation version of Lubetkin Featured Music: A new item in our podcasts will be a spotlight on podsafe web-music. In this episode, we offer "Swingset Chains" from Loquat. The song has appeared on One Tree Hill, the WB Network series. For more information or to purchase the Loquat CD, see the links below. Loquat "Swingset Chain" (mp3) from "It's Yours To Keep" (Jackpine Social Club) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at eMusic Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Rhapsody Buy at Napster Buy at GroupieTunes More On This Album Nanotechnology is being built into many of the consumer products we buy, from tennis raquets to suntan lotion, but what do we really know about chemicals and substances that are being engineered on the molecular and atomic levels? Not very much, according to surveys conducted by the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies and Consumer Reports. We chat with Evan Michaelson of the Project about nanotechnology and how it's being integrated into everyday items. Evan Michaelson Download the podcast file here (55.0 mb stereo MP3 file, 00:40:02 length). Keywords: compuschmooze,lubetkin,cherry hill,jewish,voice,nanotechnology,toonamation,loquat,one tree hill,pew charitable trusts,michaelson

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