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Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose is a lively podcast that continues a beloved 35-year radio tradition. Hosted by gardening expert Michael Crose, the show offers practical lawn and garden advice, delivered with humor and backed by decades of hands-on experience.

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00:19:18

The Roundup Controversy

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/10/25

Roundup revolutionized weed control and transformed modern agriculture—but it also sparked one of the biggest scientific and legal debates in history. In this episode, we explore the story of glyphosate: from its discovery in the 1970s to today’s conflicting studies on safety and cancer risk. Hear what peer-reviewed research, regulators, and the courts have said about the world’s most famous herbicide.#Roundup #Glyphosate #Agriculture #SciencePodcast #HealthDebate #Monsanto #FarmingHistory

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00:10:18

Fall Is for Planting

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/10/22

In this episode of Ask The Garden Geek, Michael Crose explains why fall is nature’s perfect planting season. Cooler air and warm soil help new trees and shrubs establish strong roots before winter. You’ll learn how reduced pests, fewer weeds, and gentler weather make autumn planting easier and more successful. Michael shares insider tips on watering, mulching, and choosing the right plants for your yard. Tune in and discover how planting now sets your landscape up for a lush, thriving

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00:10:15

And we are back

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/10/17

Here I am going back to my roots. Speaking of which, in this episode, I talk about feeding the roots with fall fertilizer.

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00:21:19

We have a name for the podcast

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/08/31

Okay, we now begin a new podcast with a new name.

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00:07:52

This is the end, but yet a birth

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/26

I will be back very soon with a whole new podcast,

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00:06:47

Dating Challenge Accepted, Reluctantly

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/23

After three blissful decades of avoiding the dating scene, I'm thrilled to announce my reluctant return to romance. Nothing says "catch me if you can" like someone who's been out of practice since the Clinton administration.Apparently, my friends think I need "companionship" and "human connection." How quaint. So here I am, dusting off my flirting skills and pretending to understand modern dating apps. Because nothing could possibly go wrong with jumping back

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00:08:06

Grateful for Non-Fiction Chaos

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/21

Non-fiction books deserve our twisted gratitude. Thanks to self-help books for making me realize my life needs exactly 47 different fixes. I'm grateful to productivity guides for teaching me to spend more time organizing than doing. History books remind me every generation thought they were doomed—oddly comforting. Psychology texts give me just enough knowledge to armchair-diagnose everyone. Business books convinced me I'd be successful if I just ate kale at 4 AM. Science books make me

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00:09:57

Transformative Power of Gratitude

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/20

Practicing gratitude rewires your brain's neural pathways, strengthening positive thinking patterns over time. Studies consistently show that people who regularly express gratitude report significantly higher levels of happiness and life satisfaction. This natural antidote to stress reduces cortisol levels while increasing feel-good neurotransmitters like dopamine.When incorporated into workplace culture, gratitude improves team morale, boosts productivity, and reduces employee turnover. The

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00:08:23

Transform Your Outdoor Sanctuary

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/15

Discover the magic of a well-planned garden ecosystem! From majestic oaks supporting wildlife to aromatic lavender attracting pollinators, your landscape holds endless treasures. Homegrown tomatoes deliver farm-to-table freshness while culinary rosemary provides year-round structure. Japanese maples offer living art with seasonal color transformations, while low-maintenance wildflower meadows create wildlife havens. Climbing clematis beautifies ordinary boundaries, and citrus trees connect gardeners

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00:09:37

Gratitude Transforms Your Relationship

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/14

Finding your soulmate changes everything. When you finally meet the person who completes your heart's journey, gratitude becomes the foundation of your love story.That deep sense of being truly seen and accepted creates unparalleled security. Sharing comfortable silence, building unique traditions, and weathering life's storms together transforms ordinary moments into treasured memories.Your partner becomes both your greatest supporter and gentle challenger, helping you grow while standing

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00:08:02

The internet lied.

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/13

The Internet is full of scams, and I mean bigones. Now that we have AI, gazillions of people on the wonderful interwebs are attempting to fool you, scam you, make you believe things that are not true, and try to change who you are as a person. I once had a sign in my office that read "Question Everything." I need to have it remade.

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00:12:08

I an NOT Grateful?

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/12

It has been a very strange week. I have not recorded in days and now I will share with you why.

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00:05:25

I Don’t Like Mondays

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/06

In our latest episode, we dive into the haunting story behind I Don’t Like Mondays by The Boomtown Rats and honor the powerful legacy of Bob Geldof. More than a chart-topping hit, the song sparked global reflection—and Geldof’s passion led to the legendary Live Aid and Live 8 benefit concerts, raising millions for famine relief. Tune in as we pay tribute to music that made a difference.#BobGeldof #IDontLikeMondays #BoomtownRats #LiveAid #Live8 #MusicHistory #PodcastTribute #BenefitConcerts #80sMusic

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00:04:40

Homage to Radio Talk Legends

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/03

The provided text is a personal reflection on the author's experiences listening to two influential radio talk show hosts: Neil Rogers and Bob Lassiter. The author describes being captivated by Rogers in the early 1980s in Miami, and later, by Lassiter, who moved through several stations including WPLP and WFLA. The piece highlights Lassiter's eventual retirement from radio and his subsequent blogging activity, which documented his later life and passing. It also notes a brief moment where

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00:07:16

Title: Old Friends, New Gratitude

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/02

There’s something magical about reconnecting with an old friend. No matter how much time has passed, the bond often picks up right where it left off, full of laughter, shared memories, and quiet understanding. These reunions remind us of who we are and where we’ve been. In a world that moves fast, taking a moment to say “I’m glad we reconnected” is a simple, powerful act of gratitude.Reach out. Reconnect. Be grateful.#Gratitude #OldFriendsNewJoy #Reconnection #FriendshipGoals #GratefulHeart

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00:10:13

Digging Gratitude: My Raised Bed Revelation

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/05/01

With a special surprise guest, my favorite ex-wife. Trading lawn for loam in a raised bed has been surprisingly soul-soothing! Whether you build your own with satisfying elbow grease or opt for the convenience of a pre-made one, the connection to nature and the joy of homegrown goodness are undeniable. From tiny seedlings to vibrant harvests, each stage brings a fresh wave of gratitude. My little patch of green has become a daily dose of peace and a reminder of the simple wonders around us. If

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00:07:21

Gratitude for Local News

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/04/28

Even as newspapers shrink or disappear, the spirit of local news lives on. Today, we find it on neighborhood apps, local TV websites, community podcasts, and social media groups. Local news shapes our daily lives — from school updates to emergency alerts. It's time to show gratitude to the journalists, bloggers, and volunteers who keep us informed. Their work builds trust, accountability, and a sense of belonging. Support them by subscribing, sharing, and saying thank you. Local news isn't

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00:07:06

Coming Back After a Bug

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/04/25

In this episode, we’re talking about the quiet, often overlooked phase of feeling better after a short illness. Whether you’ve had a cold, flu, or just a few off days, the comeback can feel weirdly slow. I’ll share gentle ways to ease back into daily life, boost your mood, and be kind to your body while it’s still healing. Plus, a few cozy ideas to help you feel more like yourself again. Hit play, and let’s recover together.#WellnessPodcast #PostIllnessRecovery #SelfCare #FeelingBetter

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00:10:55

Lessons I learned

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/04/24

In this episode, I reflect on a powerful lesson I learned from none other than Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers. These two radio legends taught me that authenticity and laughter are just as important as information. Their ability to be themselves—unfiltered, funny, and real—reminded me how grateful I am for the mentors who influence us without ever knowing it. Tune in as I share how their example shaped my own voice and approach to podcasting—and why I’m thankful for every lesson wrapped in a

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00:07:03

The Gift of the Ordinary

Ask The Garden Geek with Michael Crose ·

2025/04/24

In today’s episode of The Dailey Grateful, I took a moment to reflect on the beauty found in life’s most ordinary moments—those simple, everyday experiences we often overlook. From the warmth of a morning coffee to the quiet joy of a familiar routine, gratitude isn’t always in the grand gestures—it’s in the little things. When we slow down and pay attention, we realize just how much we already have to be thankful for.🎧 Listen now and find your own “ordinary” to appreciate.#Gratitude #Mindfulness

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