YOUTUBE video podcast: https://youtu.be/f8rgSxMMWXQ?si=vmai7e4ID_eSdIpvWatch Your Garden Buddies broadcasting from Tiger’s home garden. The show blends lively plant talk, practical garden wisdom, and live viewer questions. As summer shifts to fall, the conversation takes inspiration from plant explorer David Fairchild and explores how gardening remains one of life’s quiet places.Join our gardening podcast and radio show, Garden America, LIVE every Saturday from 8-10 AM Pacific Time on Facebook. Tune

Nnimmo Bassey is one of Africa’s most respected environmental defenders and a leading voice for ecological justice and food sovereignty. An architect, poet, and lifelong activist, he co-founded Environmental Rights Action in Nigeria, led Friends of the Earth International, and now directs the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF). His fearless resistance to oil multinationals and his defense of local communities have earned him international acclaim, including the 2010 Right Livelihood Award

This episode is a little different: instead of a sit-down podcast, I join Justin Rhodes for a live tour around his North Carolina farm. When you think of homesteaders, Justin Rhodes is the first person you think of. With over a million followers on YouTube and multiple successful books, Justin and his family have paved the way for new homesteaders through documenting their journey. A fourth-generation steward of his family’s land in North Carolina, Justin and his wife Rebecca raise their

There are so many times that I sit in front of my cabin enjoying the fact that I am completely surrounded by trees. During the 29 years that I have owned this property, I have always been determined to leave it in it’s original state as much as possible. That is why it is difficult for me to imagine that deforestation is one of the critical environmental issues of our time. Living where and how I do, it is difficult for me to see or even feel the magnitude and effects of deforestation. ...

Two birds, one stone is always a good approach, isn't it? Especially when it comes to climate action. So, what if cities could tackle climate change while building more equitable communities? Dr. Sheila R Foster, Professor at Columbia University and an expert in environmental justice, explores innovative urban governance models that combine climate action with social equity. Dr. Foster shares insights from her groundbreaking work with LabGov, revealing how cities can partner with communities to

On this edition of the Redd Man Podcast, Chris, Kolby, and special guest Norman Louviere pay tribute to the late Ken Davis in the wake of his passing on September 24, 2025. Ken was a giant in the industry and will be greatly missed. The rest of the episode is all about arachnids, but specifically the Diving Bell Spider and the notorious Black Widow Spider! Also, with college football back in full swing, Chris and Kolby talk about schools with insect related mascots--and the...

Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/jN2KfhiJ-CM On this episode: 🌽Hear a summary of our West Point, Iowa Show Plot harvest results and how our checks with Meristem went. 🌽Growers are bringing soybean seed to the plant. We have a discussion on seed size and quality. 🌽Ben talks about Green Stem Syndrome in soybeans. 🌽Hear a quick summary on how Merschman PowerCore® Enlist® corn is performing. ‘Green stem syndrome on soybean’ via University of Minnesota Extension:

Discover the profound technology impact on society and how artificial intelligence is influencing our future. | Chapters |intro 0:00Technology has delivered abundance 4:50Life is accelerating at an accelerating rate 10:30Life expectancy 15:51Robotics 20:44AI - the mother of all technological innovation 23:32p(doom) 28:15“Move 37” 31:11p(doom) and evolution 32:59Job disruption 35:45Technological innovation and macroeconomics 39:51Technological innovation and societal unrest 42:30Radical abundance

Farm+Food+Facts host Joanna Guza talks with Doug Berven, Vice President of Corporate Affairs at POET and a USFRA board member, about the importance of E-15, popular fuel choice around the world, opportunities for infrastructure updates and technology advancements. To stay connected with USFRA, join our newsletter and become involved in our efforts, here.

Why Projects Blow the Budget: Consultants Tell All Welcome to a deep-dive conversation on the realities of consulting and project management. In this episode, Rene sits down with industry leaders —Tarrant Elkington (GM, Snowden Optiro Consultants), Andrew Hall (MD, AMC Consultants), and Mark Noppé (ex-CEO, XSTRACT Consultants & Chair of SRK) —to explore why so many projects run over budget and what consultants can do about it. We kick off with a candid look at “strategic misrepresentatio...

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Come join us as we explore the power of sustainability with Climate Reality Leader Hilary Ego. Hilary Ego is an author and sustainability manager passionate about greening our communities. She serves as the Environmental Sustainability Manager for the City of La Mesa in California, where she oversees its Climate Action Plan (CAP) programs. Hilary also serves as a valued member of the Advisory Board of the San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative. Her enthusiasm for environmental education shines

Can you really start homesteading in the middle of a city? Absolutely. In this episode, Andres Arango—biomedical engineer turned homesteading innovator—shares how anyone, anywhere can begin building a sustainable, self-sufficient lifestyle. From balcony gardens to full-scale food forests, Andres breaks down the core principles of homesteading, busts common myths, and offers practical tips for beginners. Learn how to optimize your space, conserve resources, and connect with a growing community...

Welcome back to Catching Wildfire! On this episode, Chief Jeff Johnson and Chief Kim Zagaris speak with David Blankinship, President of Emergent. David shares how his background has contributed to the technical evolutions and innovations at Emergent. During the episode, they delve into how Emergent's fire apparatus hotspots and architectural design are making a difference in the fire industry. About David Blankinship: David has over 25 years of experience in Public Safety. He started in the

Catching Wildfire: Cutting-edge technologies and innovations in wildfire In this inaugural episode of the Catching Wildfire podcast series, Chief Jeff Johnson (Ret.) and Chief Kim Zagaris are joined by Dr. Neal Driscoll as they discuss the Alert West Wildfire Camera & Sensor Networks used to detect wildfires on the West Coast. Dr. Neal Driscoll is the principal investigator of the ALERTCalifornia program at the University of California San Diego, where he is a professor of geology and

In this second part of Battle for African Agriculture with Professor William G. Moseley, Dr. Million Belay continues a powerful exchange that began in their first conversation. Building on the themes introduced in Part One, Moseley dives deeper into the colonial legacies shaping African food systems and the urgent need to reclaim indigenous agronomy and agroecology. Together, they push the discussion further—examining how political choices, power structures, and global market forces continue to

Send us a text Ever wondered what happens when a young geologist, told she'd only ever be the "token female," decides to prove everyone gloriously wrong? Here's Helen Degeling, whose journey has careened from academia, to surviving a decidedly un-gentlemanly welcome at a Pilbara gold mine, to doing fieldwork seven months pregnant in 38-degree heat. Helen's is a tale of resilience, career pivots, and finding purpose in surprising places: a triumph of grit, gumption, and the good sense to...

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In this week's episode: woolly bear folklore, tropical activity, late summer precipitation and if the summer heat is behind us. Submit your Weathered Questions to weatheredquestions@gmail.com for Jan & Kaj to answer!