Sam Heywood, area manager for Davey Resource Group (DRG), talks about urban forestry and answers listener questions about planting native species in urban environments and how climate change is affecting the species we plant. In this episode we cover: What is DRG? (0:48)Tree inventories (2:01)How did Sam start working at Davey? (3:55)Why should we have trees in cities? (4:45)DRG's impact on urban forestry (7:17)Listener questionsEcological benefits of native trees in urban environ...

On this episode of the Garden Show with Dan Gill, Dan tells you why you shouldn't blame wildflowers for your allergies, how to recover dead grass, and methods one should take in dealing with poison ivy.

This week, the sisters take on Halloween—its ghosts, myths, and mind games.Nancy opens with a heartfelt tribute to Diane Keaton before diving into her uneasy relationship with Halloween (blame childhood warnings about razor blades in candy). Kathy brings the science, debunking that urban legend and sharing what Psychology Today says about why we love to be scared. Lynne’s in-laws swear they’ve met a ghost, and Kathy shocks everyone by revealing she has a friend who’s a real-life medium. The

In this episode of TSpark Talks, Ben and Travis discuss one of TSpark's specialties: roofs! What should you get a new roof?What types of roofs are out there?They discuss these questions along with some of the warnings about when it might be too late (like if you see a brown spot on your ceiling, it's long past time for a new roof). All this, and more!

On this episode I talk to Oren Falkowitz, founder of Area 2 Farms, an urban farm with a mission to get healthy, fresh food to the surrounding communities. We talk about how he runs Area 2 Farms farm, the benefits of urban farming and his plans for the future. Really excited to spread his message. Visit their website or email hello@area2farms.com to get in touch with Oren and his super team of local growers and agents of change.

Listen as we unfold some true stories around one of our nations longest road. Route 20, spanning 3300 miles from Portland to Boston. “Roads don’t just connect places. They collect stories. And Route 20? It remembers everything.” Any views expressed or discussed during the show are those of their respective persons and/or personalities and not to be considered the views of "Tango Talks" or our hosts.   Tango Talks is a open chat about what happens in our world. Tango Talks is recorded inside Tango's

What would Tango and Angela actually pack for a zombie apocalypse? Ideas: * Angela’s Picks: Fancy flashlight, glitter pepper spray, emergency wine pouch, tarot cards. * Tango’s Picks: Bacon jerky, duct tape, dog treats for Capone, a flask labeled “Zombie Juice.” * Capone’s Essentials: Halloween costume, chew toy, and a tiny machete (for show). Interactive Twist: Ask listeners to submit one ridiculous item they’d pack. Any views expressed or discussed during the show are those of their respective

Enjoy this best-of episode while I'm in Ireland. A Halloween hello turns into a lively tour of real-life wins, from Portland nostalgia and a quiet downtown morning to a $1.25 fountain Diet Coke that resets a daily routine. We open up about family—hard seasons, safety found, and the joy of everyone coming back together—then pivot into the practical heartbeat of the show: how to make Costco work when you’re two people living in a small Chicago condo. Storage shapes strategy, so we walk through...

Send us a text Are you intimidated by seed starting? You're not alone. Most beginner gardeners skip the seed aisle and head straight for transplants—but what if starting seeds was actually easier (and way more satisfying) than you think? In this episode of Grow with Vibrant Rainbow Gardens, host Vandhana shares her personal journey from serial seedling killer to confident seed starter. You'll discover why growing from seeds opens up a world of possibilities that nursery transplants simply can...

Not so long ago, the alleyway behind Yasmine El Gabry's street in Manchester was home to flytipping, anti-social behaviour and worse. Now, it's a thriving community garden, and these things are banished to the past. How did she and her neighbours do it – and can it work elsewhere for the rest of us? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join hosts Heather Osmond of Osmond Designs, Jeff Caplan, and their guests, Brandy Fowers and Kevin Robbins, as they discuss what makes Farmhouse Realty so unique and how their client-focused approach can benefit you!Brandy Fowers is the Owner and Broker with Farmhouse Realty. Kevin Robbins is a Real Estate Agent with Farmhouse Realty. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, visit their website or Facebook page.

To mark HAVAN’s 50th Anniversary, CEO Wendy McNeil hosts a special conversation with Mark Rosen (Building Knowledge Canada) and Alfred Jury (Euroline Windows) exploring how far we’ve come in building science. They discuss the evolution of window and mechanical technologies, the importance of integrated design, and practical tips for homeowners and builders to right-size their systems for comfort, efficiency, and value.You will find “Measure Twice, Cut Once” on iTunes, Spotify podcasts. For images,

https://www.moliorlondon.com/media/molior-report-media-2025/10/molior-residential-development-in-london-q3-2025.pdf?v=2 Alex Groundwater, aka Housing Stig, is a lifelong friend of Charlie’s and a former Programme Director at the FT, Sony and Cisco. He’s also a stats junkie and can’t help himself but use public data to create graphs that debunk mainstream myths. Follow him on X to see his handiwork. https://x.com/alexgroundwater All my links: https://linktr.ee/movinghomewithcharlie Sup...

Julia Jones chats with leadership expert and author Michael Jenkins about something we’ve all seen but rarely name out loud toxic behavior in leadership and on boards. From narcissists and micromanagers to gaslighters and manipulators, Michael shines a light on how these patterns erode trust, fuel blame, and stall progress.They also explore how early leadership development, honest conversations, and compassion can help prevent toxicity—and why boards play such a crucial role in shaping

I know sometimes this homesteading, homemaking, mom-life thing can feel a lot. Between homeschooling, cooking from scratch, keeping up with the garden, and trying to make sure everyone has clean clothes, it’s easy to lose sight of joy in the middle of all the doing. Maybe you’ve been there too, where your days start to feel more like survival mode than anything else. You love your family, you love your home, but you just feel tired. Like you’re running on empty and wondering when you’ll actually