Before the first bin of garland comes out of storage or a single Christmas candle gets lit, take a pause. Too often we rush into holiday decorating fueled by nostalgia, Pinterest, and a little panic. But what if this year, your holiday home could reflect how you want to feel instead of what you think you should do?In today’s episode, I’m walking you through five ways to set your intention before decorating even begins. You’ll learn how to: Choose a feeling word that becomes your guiding filter

In this episode of The Bros of Gardening, Mike Westphal and Daniel Van Dyke dive into one of gardening’s biggest debates: traditional vs. organic solutions. From fertilizers and pest control to soil amendments and lawn care, they share their controversial opinions on what really works best in the garden.

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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

Fall may be here, but your garden isn’t done yet! In this cozy, laugh-filled October chat, Shannon and Caitlyn share what’s still thriving, what they’re harvesting (spoiler: chili peppers and bean chaos), and what you can still plant before the first frost. From garlic and shallots to arugula and tatsoi, they break down exactly what you can do now to stay garden-ready through November. You’ll hear stories about runaway sweet potato vines, tangled bean towers, and why sometimes a weed tree can be a

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!

SummaryIn this episode of Chat HVAC, Scott Jackson and technician Brendan Phillips discuss the top five HVAC myths that could be costing homeowners money. They explore common misconceptions about HVAC systems, including the belief that bigger systems are always better, the frequency of filter changes, the effectiveness of closing vents in unused rooms, the necessity of regular maintenance, and the impact of thermostat settings on heating and cooling speed. The conversation aims to educate homeowners

W każdym związku przychodzi moment, kiedy trzeba sprawdzić, dokąd właściwie zmierzamy.My też czasem patrzymy w różne strony – mamy inne pomysły, inne emocje, inne tempo.Ale właśnie wtedy warto wyciągnąć kompas kompromisu i zastanowić się, jak spotkać się w połowie drogi.Rozmawiamy o tym, czym naprawdę jest kompromis, kiedy pomaga, a kiedy staje się rezygnacją z siebie.I o tym, że miłość to nie droga bez zakrętów, tylko wspólne szukanie kierunku.

Did you know that brightness has nothing to do with how much energy your plants actually receive from light? In this episode, I’m joined by horticulturist and author Leslie Halleck, who literally wrote the book Gardening Under Lights. Together, we’ll break down the science of indoor grow lights in a simple, approachable way—so you can confidently choose the right setup to keep your plants thriving all winter long (and beyond). In this episode, we learn:What Leslie’s personal grow light set up isWhat

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

Farmers and ranchers are facing extreme economic pressures. Chad Smith tells us the American Farm Bureau sent letters to Congress and the Trump administration asking for immediate help and long-term solutions.

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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