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E24- Family Support Centres in Ireland and child development with Jayne Sherlock 42:03

13d ago42:03

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In this episode, Jayne Sherlock returns to discuss the essential role of Family Resource Centers (FRCs) in Ireland. Jayne highlights the personalized support these centers offer, from early interventions like baby massage to creating safe, engaging environments for children. She delves into the neurological significance of parent-child bonds, the i…

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E23- An inspiring Fostering Story with Deirdre and Amy 36:04

1M ago36:04

36:04

In this episode of The Parenting Connection, we dive deep into the incredible journey of Deirdre and Amy, an inspiring foster relationship sharing their honest experiences about their journey of growth together and tips for foster children and foster parents. Discover what inspired Deirdre to foster and how it became a heartfelt family decision, co…

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E22-Coaching teens for study and motivation with Edel Walsh 45:42

2M ago45:42

45:42

Edel is highly experienced in the student assessment and exams. As part of her post-graduate diploma in Higher Education much of her research focussed on the impact of closed booked assessment on professional accountants. Edel trained to become a personal leadership and executive coach. She set up an internal coaching program which supported traine…

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Ep21 - Forest School Ireland with Kate Maher 58:39

2M ago58:39

58:39

Kate Maher, founder of Dúlra Forest School in co. Kildare Ireland, talks about what inspired her to set up her own forest school after growing up in Dublin and attending Steiner school. She shares experiences of how the impact of nature can shape our development, knowledge and understanding of the world. What is forest school and what are the main …

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Regenerative Orcharding with Jonathan Carr of Carr's Ciderhouse 47:06

5M ago47:06

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Join us for an engaging conversation with Jonathan Carr on the topic of regenerative orchard practices and a variety of other topics on the podcast today. To quote the writing on one of the hard cider bottles I've got on top of my fridge... "Preservation Orchard is the home of Carr's Ciderhouse, where we practice regenerative agriculture and evolut…

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Thoughts 1 - Routine and quality time for busy parents 19:14

5M ago19:14

19:14

In this episode, myself, Mireia Lopez (primary teacher, business owner and mum), talk about the importance of routine and quality time with your children, and also the struggles and challenges that I encounter every day and how I made it better.Discovery Playtime

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Black Walnut with Ben Bishop 50:51

5M ago50:51

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Black Walnut in alley cropping systems is the topic of today's podcast episode. With a very special guest who you may have heard of. Join us to learn all about Ben's thesis research in a fun co-host interview that we've been meaning to record for many months now. This species is so much more than the juglone, get over it non believers! Don't forget…

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Medlars with Jane Steward 1:03:08

6M ago1:03:08

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Medlar is the topic of today's podcast episode! We've talked about this unusual and delicious fruit on the podcast in snippets here and there, but today it gets the attention it deserves. Join us for an in-depth interview with Jane Steward, author of Medlars: Growing and Cooking, on the fascinating history of the medlar, cultivation and harvest tip…

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Play Therapy and connection for busy parents 53:59

6M ago53:59

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We welcome play therapists Susanne Martin, Anna McGrath and Karla Hannigan from Shine Through Play Therapy based in Kildare town Ireland https://shinethroughplaytherapy.com/They are all qualified as play therapists with many years experience in education as teachers. They will answer some really interesting questions asked by parents: Do you ever s…

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Hazelnuts with Tom Molnar 49:46

6M ago49:46

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Join us for a deep dive into the Hazelnut, a tree crop that has not been discussed enough on this podcast! Today we primarily talk about European hazelnuts (Corylus avellana) and hybrids (Corylus avellana x americana), and learn from Dr. Tom Molnar about the decades of germplasm collection, evaluation, and breeding research his lab has conducted at…

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Forage, Harvest, Feast with Marie Viljoen 1:30:13

6M ago1:30:13

1:30:13

It's 2024 and we're back! Marie Viljoen is our first guest on season four of the podcast. Join us as we discuss some of the underutilized edibles featured in Marie's book Forage, Harvest, Feast: A Wild-Inspired Cuisine. Marie Recommends: https://integrationacres.com/ to find spicebush listed as "Appalachian Allspice" Sam Thayer's Field Guide to Wil…

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Better baby sleep routines and habits with Babogue Sleep 1:03:15

7M ago1:03:15

1:03:15

Erica Hargaden is a Certified Child Sleep Consultant, mum of 3, and member of the International Association of Child Sleep Consultants. Her passion is to help parents understand their children’s sleep and empower them to create settled sleep in their homes. https://babogue.com/ The topics we cover in this episode: Babies, attachment and sleep Why i…

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Art therapy, communication and creativity 51:16

8M ago51:16

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Ella is an art therapist in Dublin and she shares her journey and practical information useful for parents and teachers with us. Art is not the perfect piece we hang on the wall; we understand art as a form of communication and it can be found anywhere and everywhere. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: What is art therapy and who is it f…

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Foster care in Ireland with Social worker Mary Adams from Fostering First Ireland 40:49

9M ago40:49

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Mary is a social worker working with Foster First Ireland https://fosteringfirstireland.ie/ after working with Tusla for a number of years. She will walk us through the process of fostering a child (she is also a foster carer herself) from making the decision to all the support that’s available out there. If you are considering a carrier in social …

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Neuroscience life coach for mum's self-esteem, post-natal depression and self-care 1:09:07

9M ago1:09:07

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Jennifer from https://wellbeingwarrior.ie/ is a life coach with a background in neuroscience. She will empower you to step out of your comfort zone to find your true self and needs. She opens up very honestly about her own experience when becoming a mum as she experienced postnatal depression and she talks about what helped her recover from this, a…

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Ep 15 - Challenging behaviour: What causes it and how to change it. 54:08

9M ago54:08

54:08

In this episode, I (primary teacher) discuss all things behaviour with Shannon (Early Years teacher). We talk about the causes of challenging behaviour that are found in the environment and how they affect the emotions and thoughts of a child and their actions. We give you information on how to change the right features in their environment so they…

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Ep 14 - Autism in adults and women with Laura Crowley 1:14:20

10M ago1:14:20

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In this episode we talk to autism expert Laura Crowley and we will go through all the different traits, strengths, challenges and characteristics of what being autistic really means and not just the things we already know as we would be more familiar with them because they are more visible especially in children, but we'll focus on the ones that ar…

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Ep13 - Play therapy, big feelings and connection with Melissa Moore 1:00:31

10M ago1:00:31

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Today we talk with Melissa Moore, a play therapist based in co. Meath. She shares her experience from working as a social care worker to working with Tusla for 20 years before setting up her business as a play therapist. She will give us very simple and practical tips to support our children at home and their self-esteem as we improve our connectio…

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Ep12- Sensory play at home, types of toys and invitations to play 45:42

10M ago45:42

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In this episode, we welcome our guest Elaine Power who shares her experience as a primary teacher and as a mum on how play really helps children develop necessary skills in life. She recommends the most engaging open-ended toys for birthday gifts, talks about play areas and resources to have at home at home and shares ideas for great toys and activ…

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Ep11 – Inclusive education, behaviour control, social skills and child led learning 51:39

10M ago51:39

51:39

In this episode, Mireia (primary teacher) and Shannon (preschool teacher) discuss the importance of play (and lack of) in the classroom. We share our view about certainbehaviour control systems used in the classroom and offer information and alternatives, as well as ways to boost children’s self-esteem and social skills in the classroom. We talk ab…

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Pawpaws with Neal Peterson 1:14:50

11M ago1:14:50

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It's pawpaw season! So today we have a very timely episode for you all, an interview with Neal Peterson of Peterson Pawpaws. Neal has spent decades working with Asimina triloba, collecting fruits from orchards across the Eastern United States and improving the largest tree ripened fruit of North America into the seven named cultivars that we know s…

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Hybrid Chestnuts with Dick Jaynes 1:04:18

11M ago1:04:18

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With the chestnut harvest season approaching, we have our annual chestnut themed episode today with a true living legend in the field of tree crops research, Dick Jaynes. On today’s episode we discuss Dick’s decades of research on hybrid chestnuts, specific cultivars that emerged from his breeding work, limitations to commercial chestnut growing, N…

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Ep10 - Family connection, confidence and balancing family and business with Gemma from The Famiy Edit 1:08:45

12M ago1:08:45

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In this episode, Gemma will talk about the importance of outdoor play and family connection. She will empower you to take that step towards fulfilling your dreams and feeling confident no matter what you do. Gemma will give us advice on ways to improve our communication with our children as we increase their self-esteem and value within the family.…

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Ep9 - Secure attachment, honest parenting and Recognition of Early Years Educators with Jayne Sherlock 1:01:38

12M ago1:01:38

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Today we are joined by Jayne Sherlock. Jayne will talk about secure attachment and will share the things she learned during her carreer in EY that helped her figure out her parenting journey in a more confident way. She will encourage us to promote independence and quality time when it comes to spending time with our children on a daily basis while…

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Ep8 - Teaching through play in primary school with Aimee and Gillian 1:08:24

12M ago1:08:24

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In this episode we have two very special guests, they are Aimee and Gillian, two primary school teachers that will show us the possibilities that play offers in the classroom to help children reach their full potential. They will share their experience teaching through play from junior infants all the way up to 6th class, and also parenting through…

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E7 - Wellbeing, connection and self regulation with Una Ryan 1:04:39

1y ago1:04:39

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Una Ryan from Remind Ed Wellbeing is joining us to day to talk about wellbeing, play and regulation. Una combines her experience as a primary school teacher and as a mammy to show us how to help our children self regulate and how to incorporate play and connection in our everyday busy life. She will give us some great tips to improve our relationsh…

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Ep6 - Independent play, parenting struggles and children's privacy on social media with Katie Fu 56:58

1y ago56:58

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Today we are joined by Katie from https://www.twinklekids.ie/. She will talk about the importance of being comfortable with own self before you can support others. We talk about the benefits of independent play and how to get there. Katie shares her experience of 8 years living and teaching in China before she moved back to Ireland and set up her o…

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Ep 5 - Tips for starting preschool and communication between parents and teachers with Triona Gunning 26:51

1y ago26:51

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Hello and welcome to episode 5, this is a continuation of the previous episode where we talk with Triona from Early years Insights about early childhood education and share some parenting tips. In this second part we will talk about the importance of communication between parents and teachers in early years settings. Triona will also share a few re…

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E4 - Parents expectations, the long term benefits of play and being a role model for your children. 31:20

1y ago31:20

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Triona Gunning from Early Years Insights shares her experience growing up between a farm and the city and how this has impacted her parenting style. She shows the importance of not setting expectations on our children's choices when growing up and gives us some good advice about how to be prepared for sensory play activities at home. Find out more …

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Feral Apples with Gnarly Pippins 51:42

1y ago51:42

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Today's episode is all about the pomes! Tune in for our discussion with Matt Kaminsky, aka Gnarly Pippins, on the topic of wild/feral/seedling apples. Matt is a fruit explorer and orchardist who specializes in feral trees that kick it on the sides of highways, edges, and other forgotten places without any management from humans. Why are these trees…

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E3 - Neurodivergent children, parent support and sensory play with Amy Winter 34:15

1y ago34:15

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Amy Winter is the owner of Little Kneaders. She makes a sensory dough for children with additional needs, people with dementia, Alzheimer's and cancer. She also organises the Resource Fair around Ireland bringing businesses together to showcase their products and services for families with additional needs. She runs play sessions and training for t…

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E2 - Early Childhood Education in Ireland and London with Shannon McKiverigan 32:41

1y ago32:41

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Shannon shares her experience and expectations working in Early Childhood Education in Ireland and also in London, a different and perhaps slightly more efficient system for early years educators, school transitions and advanced methodologies. We are clearly improving our system in Ireland and we share our dream goals in the sector!…

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Oikos Tree Crops with Ken Asmus 55:38

1y ago55:38

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In today's episode we consider ourselves very lucky to be interviewing Ken Asmus of Oikos Tree Crops. A mail order plant nursery specializing in seedling populations of a wide range of edible plants including trees, shrubs, herbaceous perennials, and tuber crops. Join us as we learn about the many selections that Ken has made over the past forty ye…

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E1 - Mireia Lopez, the life journey behind Discovery Playtime and a few tips for busy parents! 29:43

1y ago29:43

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From primary school teacher to housekeeper, to tour guide, to business owner. Life is a journey and this is how I learned from every step on the way and why I want to help children and families to learn from the opportunities that life throws at you too, all through play!Discovery Playtime

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Boston Food Forest Coalition with Nellie Ward & Alex Alvanos 49:33

1y ago49:33

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Welcome back podcast listeners, today we have Nellie Ward & Alex Alvanos of the Boston Food Forest Coalition on the podcast. Boston Food Forest Coalition is a non profit organization that works to transform vacant lots across Boston into community orchards and edible parks. Nellie is a steward at the Eggleston Community Orchard in Jamaica Plain, an…

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Introduction 3:13

1y ago3:13

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How we chose our podcast name and what you can expect from this podcast!Discovery Playtime

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Groundcovers in Edible Forest Gardens with Dave Jacke 1:05:25

1y ago1:05:25

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You spoke up and we listened! Responding to a survey we put out earlier this year on our instagram page, which is @forestgardenpodcast, we decided to do an episode on ground covers in the forest garden. And who better to talk about this topic than the man who wrote the book on forest gardens in North America, Dave Jacke (with co-author Eric Toensme…

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Food Access & Community Fridges with Reggy of Fridgeport 40:45

1y ago40:45

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Today's episode dives into the community fridge model, a concept that became common in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic as more and more people in urban areas across america became food insecure. Join us today, as we learn about the origins of Fridgeport, the community fridge project based in Bridgeport, CT. Be sure to check out the links belo…

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Four Season Farming with Dakota of River Ridge Farm 48:14

1+ y ago48:14

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Today's episode is all about the winter harvest, and the reality of starting a farm in New England where land is not affordable. Tune in for our interview with Dakota Rudloff-Eastman of River Ridge Farm to learn about what the land acquisition process looks like for a new farmer trying to set their roots, leasing vs. owning, how four season farming…

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Kernza & Perennial Agriculture with Tessa Peters of The Land Institute 36:54

1+ y ago36:54

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How many of y'all have heard of the long root ale? Climate smart honey oats cereal? How about Kernza? The main ingredient in these products, and the perennial grain that has the potential to revolutionize our modern agricultural system. Tune in today for a deep dive into Kernza and the other perennialization projects taking place at the land instit…

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Forest Farming with Linh Aven of Dandelion Forest Farm 43:37

1+ y ago43:37

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Join us for our discussion with Linh Aven, regenerative farmer and chef extraordinaire. Linh has a fascinating background in both molecular biology and gastronomy, which she applies to her current practice as a regenerative farmer. Today we learn about her story and how it brought her to forest farming in Nottingham, New Hampshire. In today's episo…

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Tree Crops with Buzz Ferver of Perfect Circle Farm 1:04:58

1+ y ago1:04:58

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Welcome back podcast listeners! This episode is jam packed with information about fruit and nut trees. We consider ourselves very lucky to have Buzz Ferver of Perfect Circle Farm on the podcast today, sharing his wealth of knowledge with us. Tune in to learn about Buzz's backstory, his introduction to tree crops and regenerative systems, the histor…

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The Cohousing Model with Henry Lappen of Cherry Hill Cohousing 32:42

1+ y ago32:42

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Hey there podcast listeners. Today we have a very interesting interview for you with Henry Lappen, a member of the Cherry Hill Cohousing community based in Amherst, Massachusetts. Henry has been a part of this unique community in western Massachusetts for the past thirty years - ever since its establishment in the early 1990's. For those who aren't…

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Winter Gloom Survival pt. 2: Our Favorite YouTube Channels 37:15

1+ y ago37:15

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Welcome back podcast listeners. In todays episode we are continuing our series on overcoming winter gloom, with some forest garden (or forest garden-adjacent) streamable content. Tune in to hear about some of our favorite youtube channels. Our hope is that you'll discover something new! Maybe a channel that inspires you to try something different t…

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Documentaries to get you through Winter Gloom 49:03

1+ y ago49:03

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Happy New Year podcast listeners, and welcome to season three of the podcast! We have a winter themed episode today featuring many documentaries that we have curated into a list separated by topic. Some of you may remember our interview with Lisa Fernandes from last season. In that interview Lisa mentioned how The Resilience Hub of Portland, Maine …

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Specialty Plant Nurseries for Next Year's Food Forest 25:28

1+ y ago25:28

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It's December and winter is nearly here! For many of us, it probably feels like it has already started. Some might wonder what a plant nerd does in the cold winter months, at least for us - we start planning. What new trees are going in the ground in the spring, where will they be planted, and more importantly where will we get them from? Today's e…

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From Food Forest to Table: Holiday Recipes 34:57

1+ y ago34:57

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Well folks the growing season is coming to an end, cold weather and family gatherings are quickly approaching. Or for many of us they're already here! Tune in today for some timely commentary on the dishes we make for our holiday family gatherings. If you're interested in medlars, pecans, chestnuts, or persimmons - and how they can make their way o…

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Kernza: Perennial Grain of the Future (Guest Episode) 29:45

2y ago29:45

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Hey there podcast listeners, Today we're running an episode from a podcast called Hot Farm. It's from our friends at the Food & Environment Reporting Network. The podcast is about what farmers are doing – or could be doing – to take on the climate emergency. In this episode, you’ll hear about a grain called Kernza, which might one day be a staple i…

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A Lifetime of Chestnut Research with Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis 1:02:40

2y ago1:02:40

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With chestnut harvest season in full swing in North America, we have a very timely episode for y'all today. Tune in for our discussion with Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis who for many years was a lead researcher in the department of plant pathology and ecology at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven, CT. If someone has ever passed …

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Yardwork: Gardening is Heavy Metal (Guest Episode) 24:44

2y ago24:44

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Hey there podcast listeners, today we have a special treat for you - featuring voices other than our own! Tune in for a fantastic guest episode from the folks at Outside/In, a show from New Hampshire Public Radio. We chose to feature this guest episode because it poses a very important question for us (and probably for you too) "is the soil in my b…

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