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Sh!t That Goes On In Our HeadsGrounded and Growing: Amy’s Fight Against Anxiety and Self-Worth StrugglesIn this episode, Amy Fagan shares her raw and honest story of navigating anxiety, low self-worth, and emotional recovery. She offers listeners a window into her healing process through community, creativity, and podcasting.
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2025-06-1045 min
Pop Culture RetrospectiveEpisode #108 - Drastic Hair Changes of Celebrities of the 80s and 90sSend us a textThank you for tuning in! On today's episode I am joined by Jason Lady, a professional in the field of Human Resources, a published author, a lover of all things '80s, and a frequent guest on the podcast! In this episode, we are talking about the drastic hair changes that many celebrities have made over the years and also celebrities who are known for their hair, whether that be what is (or is not) on top of their head, as well as facial hair. From John Oates, to Yanni, to Michael Bolton an...
2025-05-091h 59
Grounded in MaineBonus: My Farm Focus with Guest The Agritourist Jen RossIt's been a while since I've done a solo episode, and there's a lot to catch up on! I changed my last name, for one - literally the day I recorded this with Jen.I've got a weekly newsletter - it's not long, and it's not a sales pitch - literally just keeping in touch. Social media algorithms are wonky, and are not our own, and I would definitely miss people if we lost them! I deleted my Facebook account because I was seeing less of what I wanted it for daily.I w...
2025-05-0822 min
Campus ChroniclesSustainable Students: Practical Tips for Green Living with Amy FaganHow can students embrace sustainability without feeling overwhelmed?In this episode, I chat with Amy Fagan from the Grounded in Maine podcast about how students can incorporate green practices into their daily lives. We discuss practical tips like mindful purchasing, cooking at home, and supporting local farmers, all without breaking the bank. Amy highlights the importance of small steps, such as worm composting and water conservation, and emphasises that sustainability doesn’t require perfection—just action.We also explore how sustainable practices can improve mental health and foster community connections, offering students a way to positiv...
2024-11-2620 min
Grounded in Maine113: Carol Connare, Editor of THE Old Farmer's Almanac!I was thinking that the title of this episode should be "How on Earth did Amy score The Old Farmer's Almanac on the Podcast?? But it was too many characters... Shall we make it the UNofficial title?Carol Connare is the 14th editor of The Old Farmer's Almanac, and only the 2nd woman- since 1792! She talks about the beginnings of the Almanac, and about the great topics discussed (besides the weather), like recipes, fun animal stories, lifestyle trends, and so on. She and her team collect a pool of topics and articles, then pick the best of...
2024-10-011h 03
Grounded in Maine99: Looking Forward and Looking Back with AmyI have a big request, you guys - I need some MALE people to give their perspective on menopause - I'm really doing it - I've been talking about the Menopause Panel since November/December, and it's finally happening. I'm so excited for these conversations, and to help people feel empowered and not feel broken when their body is changing in ways we aren't expecting; that we are not alone, and we don't need to quietly suffer with the changes. In talking, we learn ways that have helped others, and gain a community of support.
2024-06-2512 min
Set Lusting Bruce: The Bruce Springsteen Fan PodcastJammin' with Amy FaganAmy Fagan @groundedinmaine is a wannabe farm girl in a season of discovery, finding her groove in life. She has a homemade jam business, and hosts a weekly podcast about sustainability! We talk 80s music, seeing John Hiatt live and discuss her jam sessions (both kinds) find her here - https://linktr.ee/groundedinmainepodcasthttps://amysgardenjam.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2024-06-1147 min
Grounded in Maine96: ReStyle with Shelly CunninghamY'all, if this conversation with Shelly Cunningham doesn't make you want to shop at Consignment stores over cheaply made box store clothes, I don't know what will change your mind- I didn't know what I've been missing! Shelly bought ReStyle, a consignment boutique, 12 years ago, and moved it a couple of times, but is now settled on Rte 1 in Freeport heading toward Yarmouth. When she invited me to come and see her place, I was curious, but not being a clothing shopper, a little scared that I'd be hounded. When I opened the door, Shelly...
2024-05-2854 min
Grounded in Maine91: Amy Dolan, Feeding People Podcast HostGrounded in Maine is thrilled to be partnering with Connor Tyson to support listeners with financial coaching. Connect with Coach Connor Tyson of Progress Solutions LLC here: https://bit.ly/48eM9McI stole this from Amy Dolan's Wider Tables website: "Amy Dolan is the host of The Feeding People Podcast, Founder of Sunday Supper Church, Strategic Consultant for the Chicagoland Good Food in Healthcare Initiative, and a Board Member for Pathways to Global Literacy. Amy believes that when people gather around tables to listen, understand, learn and connect—solutions emerge and beauty unfolds." Si...
2024-04-2355 min
Grounded in Maine87: March Madness in Maine - Check In with Amy FaganGrounded in Maine is thrilled to be partnering with Connor Tyson to support listeners with financial coaching. This is such a great offer; to encourage self confidence and self sufficiency in finances! Connect with Coach Connor Tyson of Progress Solutions LLC here: https://bit.ly/48eM9Mc I have so many things spinning inside my head at any given time, so I did some thinking out loud for this week's episode. One thing is that I'm hoping this podcast is providing value to you. Could you please get in touch and let me know what you...
2024-03-2619 minMariette's On The MoveAmy Fagan, Grounded in MaineSummaryIn this conversation, Mariette Frey interviews Amy Fagan, the host of the Grounded in Maine podcast, about her journey into sustainability and homesteading. Amy shares her inspiration for starting the podcast and her passion for reducing plastic waste. They discuss the different definitions of sustainability and the challenges of living a sustainable lifestyle. Amy also highlights the natural beauty of Maine and the abundance of farms in the area. The conversation concludes with a discussion on raising chickens and the importance of sustainable practices. In this conversation, Amy Fagan discusses her experiences with chicken ownership, including the different breeds...
2024-03-1144 min
Mariette's On The MoveAmy Fagan, Grounded in MaineSummaryIn this conversation, Mariette Frey interviews Amy Fagan, the host of the Grounded in Maine podcast, about her journey into sustainability and homesteading. Amy shares her inspiration for starting the podcast and her passion for reducing plastic waste. They discuss the different definitions of sustainability and the challenges of living a sustainable lifestyle. Amy also highlights the natural beauty of Maine and the abundance of farms in the area. The conversation concludes with a discussion on raising chickens and the importance of sustainable practices. In this conversation, Amy Fagan discusses her experiences with chicken ownership, including...
2024-03-1145 min
Grounded in Maine80: Sonya Parenti, AKA Miss Love Terra, Talking About Fast Fashion!Shoot, This moment has been a long time coming for me, and I couldn't be more happy to share this with you all - I'm such a big fan of Sonya Parenti - Miss Love Terra on Instagram, and her hard work to educate people and ask for mindfulness when purchasing cheap clothing, to be wary of its journey and consequences. I think I pride myself in being somewhat of a 'system bucker,' and fashion in general is not my thing (if you see me in pics I'm usually wearing a flannel shirt and jeans), so I enjoy...
2024-01-301h 12
Podcast Junkies - Storytelling Interviews & Conversations with Podcasters Podcasting Passionately332 Amy Fagan - From Homesteading to Amplifying Voices: A Podcasting Adventure📺 Watch & Subscribe on YouTubeEver dreamt of starting a podcast? Wonder how to overcome that pesky imposter syndrome or stay true to your unique vision? Strap in for an enlightening journey with our guest Amy Fagan, the host of Grounded in Maine Podcast. Together, we'll explore not just the art of podcasting, but how unexpected twists in life can unlock a world of opportunities. As the conversation unfolds, we take a detour into the heartland of America, where we share the highs and lows of Midwest living and adventure into homesteading. Discover the magic of a j...
2023-12-0850 min
Grounded in Maine73: Amy's Look Back at the Year, and Upcoming Changes and EpisodesThis is my 2nd December - wow! This is a toughie, as I'm in a bit of a tender place these days, but most of this year has been pretty amazing, and I have so much to be grateful for - namely the incredible people I've had the honor of speaking with and learning from, and the great folks who keep the social media lively and a fun place to hang out - I love getting to know you all!The end of the year has taken a turn I hadn't expected, and I'll be making some changes...
2023-12-0517 min
Be YOU: your story, your purpose18. Grounded in Maine with Amy FaganAmy Fagan lives in Brunswick, Maine and works full-time from home for a healthcare practice. She started a jam business in 2014 at the request of wedding attendees who sampled her jams. In her evenings, Amy works on her weekly podcast, titled Grounded In Maine, where she and her guests talk about sustainability and how to live a more connected life. Even though she, herself is "grounded in Maine," she is committed to saying "yes" to expanding her horizons.
To learn more about Amy's jams and order some of your own, go to amysgardenjam.com.
2023-11-2745 min
Grounded in Maine67: A Conversation with Tony Napolitano, CEO of Maine Community Solar!You guys, this is a big deal - for me, at least. I think that solar energy is such an easy way to harness energy - it's just a big investment... BUT - have you noticed the huge solar farms on the side of the road over the last several years? We're talking about those today! Tony Napolitano didn't say "I'm the CEO of Maine Community Solar," when he filled out my guest form, but I'm so glad it was him I got to talk to- he was so great, and has so much passion for his business. M...
2023-10-1040 min
Grounded in Maine66: Jenny Boghun Part 2: 23 Frugal Living Tips from the Great Depression You Need to KnowOk, so it's been 6 months coming, since Jenny Boghun was my podcast guest and I said she would come back to go over this list 23 Frugal Living Tips from the Great Depression You Need to Know to Save a Ton of Money that she learned from her parents, and I've realized that I have lost all concept of time... But here she is - better late than never, right? If you remember, Jenny's previous episode was called Big Living on a Tiny Homestead, and she talked about her tiny house, and her composting toilet, and she lives on Out o...
2023-10-031h 01
Grounded in MaineBonus: Happy International Podcasting Day! Special Episode Joined by Amy LewisHappy International Podcasting Day, everyone! To honor the incredible community that podcasting is, and the amazing small world that I apparently live in, I recorded a fun episode with my new podcasting friend Amy Lewis, who also lives in my town, and has a super awesome podcast called Pop Culture Retrospective, to honor her older sister, who she lost a few years ago. It's such a fun podcast, and I've wanted to be wanted to be a guest on her podcast since I started listening, so this was a dream! Amy is the best host, and knows SO many...
2023-09-301h 19
Pop Culture Retrospective#80 - 90's Pop Culture Trivia w/Amy from the Grounded in Maine Podcast!Send us a textThank you so much for tuning in! On today's episode, I am joined by the one and only Amy Fagan from the Grounded in Maine Podcast! I had the pleasure of chatting and quizzing her on all-things 90s Pop Culture. It was awesome to finally connect "on air."You can find Amy's podcast here: https://www.groundedinmaine.com/You can find Amy's Jam business here: https://amysgardenjam.com/The Play Break Games Etsy store can be found here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PlayBreakGames?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=116...
2023-09-261h 15
Grounded in Maine65: Sustainable Sensory Toys and More With Jennifer StalleyI loved this conversation with Jennifer Stalley, whose life is just so interesting! Jennifer lives in California with her spouse and daughter, loves horses and gardening and works in marketing. She came to a stark realization during the Pandemic that sparked Meemzy Magic toys. She was purchasing sensory toys for her daughter who was very young during the Pandemic, since everyone was home all day, but still had to work - she decided she was able to make them herself, in a more sustainable way, that was every bit as entertaining, if not more so. She tells this story SO...
2023-09-2659 min
Nurtured by NatureSimple Ideas for a Sustainable Lifestyle with Amy Fagan, Grounded In Maine PodcastWelcome to episode 19 of the Nurtured by Nature podcast. Today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by the fabulous Amy Fagan of the Grounded in Maine Podcast. During this inspiring episode Amy shares her journey towards homesteading. Offering us simple ideas for living a more sustainable lifestyle; from preserving homegrown foods to the community networks that reduce waste by sharing and swapping what we produce with others when they need it. We also explore how podcasting has impacted our lives and given us the opportunity to connect with some amazing everyday heroes, who are ma...
2023-09-2352 min
Grounded in Maine64 Stephanie Bolduc: A Woman of Environmental Passion!This conversation was so fun for me, as I am enjoying so much getting to know Stephanie Bolduc, whose dad is my cousin. They live in the UK, so I don't get to see them often, and I didn't know Stephanie really at all until this year! Stephanie is very involved in environmental issues, and she takes her footprint on the earth very seriously, but in the most gracious way. She has discovered foraging recently and really enjoys finding new uses and value in what we see outside. She is also learning about hot compost (I didn't k...
2023-09-1954 min
Grounded in Maine63: Andrea Canny's Big Sustainable Community IdeaI just love Andrea Canny; she had mentioned this idea on another podcast, and I was just dying to tease it out and learn more about it, so here it is! Andrea has a heart of gold and just LOVES her slice of heaven where she's living in Cincinnatti, and with good reason!Andrea Canny is a fantastic actor, singer, artist and teacher, and that's what I know from spending 3 days with her in March of 2022 at the Podcastaway Retreat, to learn the ins and outs of beginning podcasting with the 10K Dollar Day podcast folks. Andrea was...
2023-09-121h 07
Grounded in Maine62: What's Great About Krill Oil? With Nancy ChanNancy Chan's information that she shared was fascinating! Nancy works with Kori Krill Oil, and shares why Krill Oil is a better supplement than Fish Oil, which I've been taking for years, and how Kori is sustainably harvesting it. That alone was pretty great, but she has so much more to share!Remember, Nancy is talking with little ole me, and she was so patient while I asked my silly questions. I'm totally sold now, and can't wait to try Krill Oil. The website is here if you'd like to check it out: https://www.korikrilloil.com/
2023-09-0559 min
Grounded in Maine61: Smart Recycling and Less Household Waste with Julia GoldsteinJulia Goldstein is a real gem of a human, and I'm so glad we connected! Julia is an author in Washington state and lifelong learner who loves to explain complex subjects, who also is very passionate about sustainability, and she combines the two things to help us to get to the bottom of the mysteries of recycling and other areas - how awesome is that? She's written a few short books to explain recycling and composting, and she has a blog where she offers updated information on things she's currently excited about. If you subscribe to this...
2023-08-2956 min
Grounded in Maine60: Less Junk, More Journey, With Michael AndersenGosh, did I have a great time talking with Michael Andersen about living in his RV! Life is so much more than living in an RV, though, and that's where it got really interesting. I want to leave you with something to gain from listening, but know that Michael has quite the story, and is making the most of this time now. I'm hoping to get to meet him in person when he travels to Maine this fall!Michael is a website designer, and also created a website for his fellow Nomads, to help them find farmers...
2023-08-2258 min
Grounded in Maine59: Get Crafty, Not Trashy with Liz McDadeI was excited to get to talk with Liz McDade, because I'm a daydream crafter, but don't give myself time to learn to do new things. I had no idea who I was speaking with, though! Liz is no joke on the crafting and sustainability front! Check out this link of speaking events she's done! https://notraceshop.com/media/Liz is also SO easy to speak with, and I love that she is so real about perfection. She has a shop where you can buy some crafted low-waste items, but she is moving toward teaching these days...
2023-08-1549 min
Grounded in Maine58: Author Liz Shipton On Exploring the World In a SailboatLiz Shipton's story is a fascinating one; she's a musician and author, and her partner is a sailing instructor, so they bought a boat and are spending 3-5 YEARS sailing the world. So far they're almost 2 years in, and she's published several books out of a 9 book series. Oh, and they have their dog Ayloy, with them, too (sorry I called her Loki - that's the boat's name)!Liz's books are based loosely on their adventures, and also on climate change; which she'll talk about how that's affecting this adventure... Book one is called Salt, and is...
2023-08-0842 min
Grounded in Maine57: Merge Impact's Ben Adolph and Beth Robertson Martin Talk Food SustainabilityWow, this was an eye opening conversation for me! I realized that my expectation of food sustainability is very childish (child-like?), thinking that just growing good food and making sure that everyone can eat is all we need to know. Ben Adolph and Beth Robertson-Martin are the Co-Founders of Merge Impact, and they are crunching data to assist farmers in this food system "situation" that we're in, and thank goodness for that! There is really so much more to growing food on a large scale, and what growers have been doing for many years is not nurturing the earth...
2023-08-011h 06
Grounded in MaineBonus: Break the Silence on Domestic Violence with Veronica LifeI realize this is not the topic we're used to hearing about on this podcast, but it's a necessary one, and I'm happy to support it. Veronica Life and I met virtually at Podfest Global in April, when she talked about domestic violence and stole everyone's heart. The Numospect folks that I've been working with for the last year were also affected, and every Friday on their live show (1:30-2:30pm EST on all socials) they have Veronica on to talk about domestic violence, to make it a less taboo subject, because people need to not feel...
2023-07-271h 02
Grounded in Maine56: A Touch of Creativity to Change Everything With Philomene CauchoisPhilomene Cauchois is just the most graceful, easy to be with person, and I could've spent hours talking with her. Philomene has her own podcast called Une Touche de Créativité Pour Tout Changer (A Touch of Creativity to Change Everything), to help people to find creative, fun ways to reduce waste and to just tread lighter in the world, and I'm here for it! She's been updating her own website to be ready for this episode to air, knowing that my listeners are mainly English speaking, and she's prepared some really wonderful things, including some of her favorite, reg...
2023-07-251h 01
Grounded in Maine55: Cool Your Sweats With Cathy RustWOW, did I learn a ton during this conversation! Cathy Rust and I talked about so many things menopause related, and just people who run hotter would benefit from some of this. We talked about fabrics that are better for your skin and why, and the nightgown that Cathy designed for forks who suffer from night sweats. Cathy Rust's specialty is in Green Building, so she learned about fabrics in that area, but it sure has come in handy in this venture! I was telling my husband about the nightgown and the conversation about fabrics, a...
2023-07-181h 14
Grounded in Maine54: Midcoast Vegan's Tim Holland Talks Sustainable Food ChoicesTim Holland is a super interesting guy, and I'm so glad for the chance to get to know him! He is a musician, a podcaster and makes kick butt vegan meats and cheeses! I've met Tim a couple of times in the last few years, but got to see a better picture of who he really is in this conversation - he is a man who wears many hats! Husband, dad, rapper, plant enthusiast, gardener, cook, world traveler. I'm sure I missed a bunch of other things, but that's what I remember!Tim tells the story of...
2023-07-1154 min
She Can & She WillOvercoming Negative Talk with Amy FaganDo you give yourself a hard time and think everything you do sucks? We've all been there at one point. Today we look at ways to overcome negative talk with podcaster Amy Fagan. Amy FaganI am in my ‘Season of Discovery’ and I am exploring new ways to fulfill my life. I live with my husband, rescue dog, 2 cats and chickens and enjoy gardening, animals, cooking and eating.Not only that, but I have 2 businesses that I am building; Amy’s Garden Jam opened in May 2020, and Grounded in Maine Podcast f...
2023-07-0624 min
Grounded in Maine53: Fred Horch Talks About His Sustainability Handbook and StoreI had Fred Horch in my mind from the moment I started considering a podcast about sustainability, since I knew that he had a store that carried a ton sustainable home items, and his political ventures were in support of the constituents. Fred owns an energy company called Spark that works with businesses in Maine to update old and inefficient systems. He also volunteers with our local Rotary group, and at Maine's Common Ground Agricultural Fair, managing the attendees' composted items. Fred's store, FW Horch not only sold goods, but offered free advice how to use the items sold, a...
2023-07-041h 17
Grounded in MaineA Conversation About Ethical Fashion With Rachael RobertsRachael approached me to ask if we could promote her ethical, affordable clothing line, and I was thrilled to have the opportunity! I love the ease of this conversation, and I LOVE her ideas! She found a very cool manufacturer near her(Wales) that will take old, even holey clothing back and reuse it! They use natural fibers and dyes, and have a system that doesn't dump into waterways (hallelujah!). Rachael talks about the need for affordability in sustainable clothing, and products in general, which I totally agree with. Her dog Goldie makes an appearance in the YouTube version.
2023-06-271h 02
Grounded in MaineHappy 1st Birthday to Grounded in Maine Podcast!Wow - I'm so excited that I've officially been a published podcaster for a year! Thank you to all who have listened, been a featured guest and taught me, those who has given feedback and encouragement, been part of my community - thank YOU for the opportunity to share this message of sustainability! This past year has been nothing short of life changing. I was asked to have a documentary Director on my podcast to promote regenerative agriculture - little old me; a newbie podcaster! I was given the opportunity to sell Amy's Garden Jam to Broadway! I...
2023-06-2113 min
Grounded in MaineFull Time Soap Making with Jackilyn ArteagaI love Jackilyn's story of how she started making soaps, for so many reasons! Jackilyn Ann Arteaga is the Owner of Ann Bath and Beauty Boutique, and she is BUSY! I love that chemical free soap is such a popular item - it gives me hope for us! Jackilyn makes chemical free soaps and bath products in her home in Illinois. She also makes her own house cleaner products, but she doesn't sell that- yet...Jackilyn is offering a limited time special discount for my listeners! If you go to her website/Etsy store https://www...
2023-06-2047 min
Grounded in MaineHarvesting Maine Produce with Matt ChappellI reached out to Harvest Maine on Instagram after following for a little while, and Matt Chappell responded, and I'm SO glad! I'm totally jazzed about this venture for them, and the opportunity to use what would usually be considered food waste to create tasty vegetable spreads is genius!! I am so excited to share this with you all!Harvest Maine is 2 previous entrepreneurs who worked together separately, and left their businesses to start this together, because they're so passionate about saving food from being wasted. What's not to love? Please listen here - it's so good!
2023-06-1336 min
Grounded in MaineFeng Shui Master Krystal Holm on Designing a Sustainable LifestyleKrystal Holm caught my eye easily with her beautiful one sheet, as I'm trudging through making my own up, hers looks so professional - and a sustainable lifestyle just sound so perfect, doesn't it? I was very curious to learn more! Krystal has a fascinating history that I'll let her tell, but she's currently a Feng Shui Master, and has a very specific plan. I just love her story of getting to where she is! Please give a listen here to learn more about her!Her business is called Designed Life Studio, and she's offering...
2023-06-061h 00
Grounded in MaineDesiree McCabe Isn't Afraid to Try Anything - In the Best Way!*Disclaimer: we know the sound is not awesome. It was Earth Day, and Desiree was outside to enjoy it. When offered to re-record, she didn't want to take away from the authenticity of the conversation, and I'm honoring that. Please still listen - the message is SO good!* Desiree and her fiance Davis and I talked about having this chat last OCTOBER while farm stand shopping, and I'm so excited about this finally airing! I am in awe of people who can say "what's the worst that could happen?" and do whatever thing they want to...
2023-05-3047 min
Grounded in Maine47: Get Outside with Amy Bushatz of Humans Outside PodcastI was stopped in my tracks when Amy Bushatz told me about her project Humans Outside 365 - it was so simple, yet we all have times when we need a break, and basking in the sun just changes your whole outlook, right?Amy has her own podcast called- you guessed it, Humans Outside. She has done a lot of research, and has talked to so many people (she's got over 300 episodes published!) about the benefits of outside time, and will tell us about just a few of them in this conversation, and, more importantly, what brought her...
2023-05-231h 04
Grounded in Maine46: Joy Kelly of Chapala Gardens Talks About Growing and Eating More Plants!I found Joy Kelly on Linkedin and was impressed by how active she is there, and when I learned about her rooftop farm I knew I had to have her talk on the podcast. Joy is super passionate about healthy eating, and is doing everything she can to share the message, and I'm here for it all! Joy has a produce growing tower to make growing your own produce almost foolproof, and she gives funding options when you listen. She also shared some incredible stats that you can see her share on my YouTube channel. Joy and...
2023-05-1646 min
Grounded in Maine45: Respect For The Earth With Equinox Climbing's Noah KleinerNoah Kleiner blew my mind so many times during our conversation, and now I can't see him for "a climber," because he is so much deeper-Noah's work is teaching people rock climbing and ice climbing, but also to respect and appreciate the complexity, and also the simplicity of the world. Noah lives in awe of his surroundings and it's so inspiring to hear about! Literally, I could listen to him tell stories about his experiences for hours!Noah's business, Equinox Climbing, is out of the Camden, Maine area, but they do climbing adventures anywhere...
2023-05-0951 min
B2B Content StrategistThe Role of Fun in B2B Content Marketing with Bethany FaganWhat do you get when you mix fun, pop culture topics with instructional, educational content about your product? According to this B2B Content Strategist guest Bethany Fagan, Head of Content Marketing at PandaDoc, you get content that draws your audience back time and time again, entertaining and educating them, all while keeping your product top of mind for when they’re ready to make a purchasing decision. Sounds great, right? In this episode, find out more about the systems and processes behind this successful strategy, how diverse personalities in a team helps push content forw...
2023-05-0930 min
Grounded in Maine44: Everett Hanmer: Discovering How Sustainable We Are Naturally!I met Everett Hanmer virtually at a Numospect Media event during Podfest, an international podcast convention, and I was drawn to his love for movies, even though I'm not a big movie watcher; but Everett is the Podcast Host of The Plot Twist Podcast, all about movies! I'm totally hooked on the podcast; sometimes feel like I'm living vicariously and I'm fine for him to do all the work, and sometimes I regret not playing closer attention to Hollywood. I highly recommend The Plot Twist - available everywhere!I invited Everett to be my podcast guest, and he...
2023-05-0237 min
Grounded in Maine43: Wannabe Minimalist with Deanna YatesDeanna Yates is the passionate podcast host of the Wannabe Minimalist Podcast, and we met chatting during a podcast workshop (it's actually encouraged to network!). I'm very interested in minimalism, but I have the "hoarding gene," if that's a real thing, so I'm conflicted. Deanna shared some really inspiring physical and mental benefits of having less stuff, and gives personal examples - listen in, and be impressed!You can find Deanna on Instagram: instagram.com/wannabeclutterfreeOn Pinterest: pinterest.com/wannabeclutterfreeOn Facebook: facebook.com/wannabeclutterfreeSend me a message!Support...
2023-04-2553 min
Grounded in MaineBONUS: "To Which We Belong" Documentary Discussion with Director Pamela BollI was so excited about the chance to help promote this powerful documentary To Which We Belong, Directed and Executive Produced by Pamela Tanner Boll, and also felt a little intimidated about the subject, so I called on Adam Cohen to help me make the most of the opportunity - so I have TWO guests for this special episode! This is Pamela's 3rd documentary that she has put out as Director and Executive Producer.Quote from the website about the film: "The result of regenerative agriculture & ocean farming is more abundance of healthier food all without the n...
2023-04-231h 25
Grounded in Maine42: Margaruette Seguin is Leading the Next Generation of Earth LoversThis was so beautiful, I'm just sharing Margaruette's own words - and this is why I wanted so badly to have her as my podcast guest!" An important part of creating a more environmentally sustainable future is building relationships between the next generation and the non-human world. These relationships are fostered when youth have the opportunity to explore and meaningfully engage with nature. From my childhood to present day, Maine’s forests, beaches, and natural resources have nourished me physically and emotionally. Having had the privilege to experience the benefits of these things has made me eager to bo...
2023-04-1843 min
Grounded in Maine41: Grow With Greg Crafter and Produce'd!Greg Crafter is an inspiration to me - period. He was frustrated by the lack of fresh food his community had, so he started growing it with under his business name Produce'd! Greg created Grow Blocks, which are in-home hydroponic gardens that let you grow enough fresh, better-than-organic produce to feed 4 people. He also has a podcast called Grow With Greg, talking about - you might have guessed-- growing food - but hydroponically! Learn all about him and his big heart here!Greg's website is https://producedforall.com/Listen to Grow With Greg Podcast here Grow With G...
2023-04-1145 min
Grounded in Maine40: Celebrating the Extended Life of Things with Megan DoughertyOh boy, she might be embarrassed when I say this, but Megan is kind of like a celebrity to me, and this was a BIG deal, and so extra fun that she loves to talk about chickens and thriftiness. We met by total chance on Linkedin, commenting on a post of fellow podcaster Jeremy Enns (if you have any thought of podcasting, check him out here ) about our unknown super power, and Megan's answer got my attention, and I reached out...Megan is the Co-Founder of One Stone Creative, a Business Podcast Production Agency, is the podcast host...
2023-04-0451 min
Grounded in Maine39: Big Living on a Tiny Homestead With Jenny BoghunJenny was the first person I asked to be a guest on the podcast over 2 years ago, and we've had life stuff that has just conflicted, so this moment, finally getting to sit down and talk homesteading and sustainability and record it for me was just everything. I met Jenny through a friend on Facebook and I just instantly loved her. I first went to her house to pick up a couple of gourd birdhouses from her, and her chickens at the time ran up to my car to greet me. The first time I actually met her...
2023-03-2838 min
Grounded in Maine38: Sustainable Interior Design with Elizabeth BylerHave you heard of Sustainable Interior Design? I think I had heard the phrase, but in my head I assumed it meant buying expensive, really well made products. While that is probably an option, it's not possible for everyone, and isn't the only way to look at Interior Design. Enter Elizabeth Byler, Founder of Eden Environments, who wants to serve those who want to just be really mindful of what they're buying and using, and making it more sustainable personally. This was an eye opener for me, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it! And...
2023-03-2150 min
Grounded in Maine37: Climate Change Coaching From Katharina HellmanI met Katharina in a Facebook group for podcast guests and podcast hosts, and I did not expect this conversation from our initial messages. I am in awe of Katharina Hellman's passion for sustainability, and the way she is offering coaching! Have you heard of Climate Change Coaching? Me either! There's a very small group of people training to provide this really important work right now, and I'm so glad that we connected, so that I'm aware of it! Listen to the episode with Katharina to learn about Climate Change Coaching, and why it's important!Katharina's website is...
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Grounded in Maine36: Asia Sharif Clark - the Benefits of Growing Your Own Fresh HerbsAsia Sharif-Clark is a beautiful soul with so much sparkle - you'll see - I think sparkly fits perfectly! Asia has worked in many capacities in her time, and learned so much - including the benefit of having something grow in your space... Now her focus is teaching people about those benefits, and to make it easy enough to become a reality. She's passionate about finding a place to grow something, whether it be a small garden, a container garden, and having fresh produce to eat - I may have taken her on a little tangent about schools... She's...
2023-03-0753 min
Grounded in Maine35: Learning About Spirit Bears and Sustainable Book Publishing with Crystal McIntyreCrystal McIntyre and I met not too long ago on Instagram - I had noticed a calendar of hers on the website of a store in Squamish, BC. When I asked about it, I was directed to her Instagram, and the rest is about as you might expect. But then I learned about Human Design. And Spirit Bears. And sustainable book publishing. Are you thinking "what's Human Design?" I was, too. I thought I had an idea what Spirit Bears were, but no. Crystal taught me so much that I had never even heard of - learn with me b...
2023-02-2844 min
Podcast DiariesAmy Fagan - Grounded in MaineWe talk with Amy Fagan about her podcast Grounded in Maine.An open conversation about being mindful of how we show up for the world. We discuss the role we play in sustainability including gardening and preserving, recycling and composting, and even household DIY. It's a podcast about our commitment to ecological responsibility and learning different ways to be part of the solution.https://open.spotify.com/show/6SvVLEy93SFsx6XinICyL8?si=02969cec161d488c Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2023-02-2328 min
Grounded in Maine34: Learning How to be Farmer-ish with Crystal SandsThe stars aligned for Crystal and I to meet online, and I'm so grateful - beware, we found that we are very similar in a lot of ways! Crystal Sands is a college writing professor, home school mom, author, and is self-proclaimed Farmer-ish, and proud of it! Crystal is new to homesteading and farm life, and is enjoying it so much that she is savoring every moment in writing and pictures. She wants to find the story in everything, and I am here for it all!Crystal's website is here, and you can find her podcast Farmer-ish, her...
2023-02-2152 min
Grounded in Maine33: I Got Home Schooled by Hannah's Homestead- and I Loved It!Hannah Bailey is such a dynamic person- so passionate about her craft that she's new to! She has a fascinating story to Homestead-dom. Hannah is hard core sustainable in different ways than I could think of on my own, so I'm thrilled that we connected!Hannah has her own podcast called Hannah's Homestead, and she likes to focus on homesteading reality, not the Instagram reality, and it's riveting. Her day job is as a Health Coach; she is wise beyond her years!Follow Hannah on Facebook hereHannah's Homestead podcast can be found here
2023-02-1454 min
Grounded in Maine32: Words of Wisdom From The Reluctant Gardener Carmen LealThis episode with Carmen was so beautiful, and a little long (we were totally geeking out about our love for dogs), so I opted to cut it a little short, to save some money. If you want to geek out with us, I'll be posting the FULL video interview on my new YouTube page ! Carmen was so easy to talk with, and has so much to share - I couldn't bare to not share such wisdom in one form or another.Carmen is an author of now 11 books, and Created her own publishing company, Wag Away Publishing! Her...
2023-02-0748 min
Grow with GregEpisode 17: Sustainability with Amy FaganAmy Fagan of the Grounded in Maine podcast joins Greg today to talk about all things sustainability and how to take small, practical steps that'll help you move your lifestyle to a space that's friendlier to the earth.
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2023-02-0427 minGrounded in Maine31: Recap After 30 EpisodesPublishing episode 30 last week felt like a really big number, so I felt called to recap a bit, and ask for some feedback (and I was on vacation and dropped the ball on recording). What a trip this has been! I've had some really wonderful conversations about sustainability!Has there been an episode of Grounded in Maine that you loved? Hated? I'd love to know if I'm creating content that you love or not, so I can keep your listening ears! You know who else would love to hear if you loved a conversation? My podcast guests!! I've...
2023-01-3118 min
Grounded in Maine30: Learning About Urban Agriculture with Adam CohenAdam Cohen is a wealth of knowledge about many things, and I'm so happy that he is generous enough to share some of that! He finds a way to add agriculture to just about any educational subject - he built garden beds with his class, and taught CEA (don't know what that is? I didn't either, but he'll tell you about it in this episode). He grew gourmet mushrooms and is building his house. I feel so much smarter after this conversation! He verbally offered to help answer any questions, so find him and take him up on it!
2023-01-2451 min
Grounded in Maine29: Finding Local Food With Terra Osman's Farmish AppI think that Terra Osman is going to change the game for people who want to eat local foods, and I'm so grateful that I had the chance to talk with her about it! Terra developed the Farmish app and website, so that we can find local providers to support- how beautiful is that? Terra is a website developer who decided this option should be available to search for local foods easier, so she did it. CHECK IT OUT! Share it wide, so that people have a way to sell their excess, and others can find what they need!
2023-01-1747 min
Grounded in Maine28: Brenda Winkle: Empowering SustainabilityBrenda Winkle responded to a comment I made on a post, and said she wants to talk to me about sustainability, and I'll never turn that down! I love her passion for sustainability and knowing what she's consuming - I love the big-pictureness of her vision!Brenda is an Empowerment Coach, an Energy Healer, and has her own podcast, Waves of Joy. I just finished a quick workshop with her called Yes to You. We'll talk about that in the episode!You can find Brenda's podcast Waves of Joy just about everywhereShe's very active o...
2023-01-1045 min
Grounded in Maine27: Ranya Dube's Passion for Sustainable Food for Her CommunitySometimes when you meet someone, you know it was just meant to be - Ranya Dube and I hit it off instantly when we met on Facebook a few months ago, and are big supporters for each other. Ranya is opening her second sustainability-like business, called The Good Food Place in Squamish, British Columbia, a town of about 200 people, and she wants to support local food growers, and encourage her community to eat locally and seasonably - learn why by listening!This is a longer interview, but I couldn't get enough of what Ranya was saying. When s...
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Grounded in Maine26: Talking Aquaponic Gardening with Emily Donaldson of Springworks FarmEmily Donaldson is the Director of Business Development at Springworks Farm in Lisbon, Maine, and they are up to really cool things! Aquaponic gardening is something I've wanted to learn about for a long time, and I got an earful of info from Emily! And she has her own amazing (I'm calling it Superhero) story to share that just cemented her in my top bunch of conversations in my lifetime - listen here to find out - (like I'm going to spoil it here... )Springworks Farm's greens are available in every Hannaford grocery store, which is so cool...
2022-12-1349 minGrounded in Maine25: Off-Grid Adventures with the Adventuresome Bill YeoPodcasting is so cool! I am so excited that I was able to have this conversation with Bill Yeo- he's so smart and interesting - there will DEFINITELY be more convos with Bill!Bill is the Community person at LL Bean, which is probably in the top 5 (if not top 3) things people think about when they hear Maine mentioned - hunting, fishing, biking and skiing equipment and clothing - a real outdoors storeBill built his own house TWICE - both with solar power - he said he's never paid an electric bill in 31 years! Listen to...
2022-12-0638 min
Grounded in Maine24: On Personal Sustainability: BASH Back Pain with Colin MacGregorI met Colin in a Facebook group for podcasters, and had to learn more about him when he said he was talking about back pain. I mean, who hasn't had back pain? Hear what he has to say in this episode!Colin's YouTube channel, BASH Back Pain link is here Colin's website is here - you can sign up for his blog/newsletter and get great tips!Send me a message!Support the showLike this episode? Send me a message! Please follow the podcast on Instagram here ...
2022-11-2932 min
Grounded in Maine23: Gary Goodrich: Feeding His Community Through His Farm Store, ReplenovaReplenova is a fantastic farm store in Durham, Maine - it's where I make Amy's Garden Jams, and my main retail space. Gary, the owner, is generous with his space, and the fact that Replenova even exists is out of his passion for feeding people. Listen in to learn more about Replenova, and Gary's journey to get here, here!"The responsibility of agriculture is to feed people." This quote hangs on the wall at Replenova and inspires me week after week while I'm there.You can subscribe to Replenova's weekly newsletter and check out the...
2022-11-2251 min
Grounded in Maine22: Multi-tasking Sustainability with Danielle BaileyDanielle Bailey and I go way back, but we've never had a conversation like this - it was so fun to chat sustainability with her! Danielle has her first novel coming out in summer of 2023 called Rock The Boat! In seven weeks the USS Puget Sound embarks on Med Cruise '94 and five of her crew members find themselves navigating uncharted water before the ship even leaves the pier. Rock the Boat the first book in a series about love and life Navy Style.Danielle is a mom of 3, a Veteran, house plant addict, e...
2022-11-151h 10Grounded in Maine21: A Few of My Homesteading and Sustainability InspirationsMy guest today had a family emergency, so you get me again... I thought it might be helpful to share a few of my fave folks that I follow for homesteading and sustainability inspiration. There are numerous groups that I follow, but here are the top few for me - listen for more! Jill Winger on Instagram link, of Prairie Homestead on Facebook link, and Old Fashioned On Purpose Podcast linkAbundance + platform linkHomesteading Family on Instagram here, Pantry Chat Podcast hereSchool of Traditional Skills hereGoGo Refill Zero Waste retail store...
2022-11-0820 min
Grounded in Maine20: Off Grid and Unbothered: Whiskey n Sunshine Off Grid with Scott and ShellyScott and Shelly Kennagh are legit homesteaders, which can be a tricky subject, but they don't mind. They live off grid, and talk all about it here! I love so much that homesteading is a LOT of work, but Scott and Shelly also play hard, as you can tell from their TWO YouTube channels! Listen in and follow - learn a lot, and laugh a lot! Find them on Facebook or Instagram or TikTok or Twitter @whiskeynsunshineoffgrid or @repurposedmyway Whiskey n Sunshine Off Grid YouTube channel available hereRepurposed My Way YouTube channel available here (repurposing and...
2022-11-011h 03Grounded in Maine19: Reflecting on the Past 18 Episodes Sheesh, I've recorded 18 episodes already! Just a quickie, to reflect on what I've learned in the past 4 months. Send me a message!Support the showLike this episode? Send me a message! Please follow the podcast on Instagram here YouTube channel Email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com Amy's Garden Jam site (podcast has its own tab on this site!) Amy's email newsletter: How Do I Get There From Here by Jane Bolduc - hear more at https://www.janebolduc.com/Podcast cover by...
2022-10-2514 min
Grounded in Maine18: Fermenting Foods to Reduce Food Waste with Don CookDon Cook lives in Florida, and during the pandemic, started fermenting foods, and has joined me to share some of his experiences with all of us. He also shares a couple of his favorite sustainable products with us. Listen here!You can follow Don on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/donpcook/Leaf Razor site: https://leafshave.com/Drinkmate carbonated drink maker: https://idrinkproducts.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5MG69cjj-gIVCMzICh3F3Q-2EAAYASAAEgLA4fD_BwEProHome Cooks YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProHomeCooks - SO much goodness here! S...
2022-10-1854 min
Grounded in Maine17: Thoughts On Community Post Breast Cancer FundraiserI've always had strong feelings about community, but yesterday I was awestruck when I attended a community event to support our dear friend Melissa, as she is heading into her 2nd chemo treatment this week. Another friend Emily, owner of Northern Belle Holistic, organized the fundraiser event to support Melissa and her fiance` Ryan as they are just beginning this cancer journey. The outpouring of love and support was inspiring to watch unfold as I viewed the silent auction tables (PLURAL!) and raffle items offered to benefit the cause. Listen here to hear more!Melissa isn't super active o...
2022-10-1114 minGrounded in Maine16: Think About Trash- With Mari EoscoMari Eosco has a very big message to share, and I'm so happy to help get the word out! Mari has a business called Think About It, and she makes beautiful products utilizing items that are bound for the landfill, but she also has an educational message that everyone should hear. Please listen!Learn more at Mari's website Think About It Follow Mari on Instagram hereFollow Mari on Facebook here Please follow Grounded In Maine podcast at https://www.instagram.com/groundedinmainepodcast/ , or https://www.facebook.com/Grounded-in-Maine-Podcast-101968515779712/You can DM me...
2022-10-0440 minGrounded in Maine15: Happy World Podcasting Day!In celebration of World Podcasting Day, I'm just taking a few minutes to show some gratitude for the people that have helped me to get this far! Please follow Grounded In Maine podcast at https://www.instagram.com/groundedinmainepodcast/ , or https://www.facebook.com/Grounded-in-Maine-Podcast-101968515779712/You can DM me there, post, or email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com. Website for Amy's Garden Jam is www.amysgardenjam.comHow Do I Get There From Here by Jane Bolduc - listen to more at www.janebolduc.comPodcast cover by Becca Kofron- check out h...
2022-09-3012 minGrounded in Maine14: Think Again About Food Waste, With Allison TaylorAllison Taylor is a military spouse and mom of 3, has a teaching degree, and is a copywriter. She espouses a very different food mindset than me, and I'm so glad to have had this conversation about food waste and overconsumption! Her podcast Everybodys Gotta Eat will come out officially in January, but the trailer is already available. As a military family that has moved around, packing (or not packing) and storing food is an important point, and she has such a great message to share. So grateful to have made this connection to open my mind.Listen to A...
2022-09-2734 min
Grounded in Maine13: A Homesteading Journey with Alyson Poland of Barefoot NorthWOW. Alyson really embodies the spirit of homesteading that I dream of, and I'm so glad that we had this conversation recorded for all of us to hear! Alyson is an "Old Soul," and is just so genuine and easy. I love her story so much! She was so generous to share the hard and wonderful parts of her life that got her where she is today, and her outlook on life is so spot on. Take a listen!Alyson is more than happy to talk homesteading with anyone! Please follow her on Facebook here, or on Instagram...
2022-09-2042 min
Grounded in Maine12: The Buzz About Beekeeping with Nicole Caron of Sunny Bee ApiaryI met Nicole randomly at Replenova Farm Store, where I sell my jams, this spring, and found out she's a beekeeper, which is fascinating to me, so I instantly(may have come on strong) invited her to chat with me on the podcast, so I could learn all about it. She's got great stories to share, and good prep info for people interested in starting beekeeping.Nicole has been learning about bees for many years, and took college courses on the subject! She is passionate about educating yourself and having a mentor to be prepared, and to have the...
2022-09-1342 min
The Piano Pantry Podcast035 - Teacher Talk with Anna Fagan on RV Teaching LifeAmy chats with piano teacher Anna Fagan who teaches online full-time from her RV home.
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2022-09-0623 minGrounded in Maine11: Solo ramblings about personal sustainabilityAs I've been talking and thinking about sustainability over the last few months, the subject of personal and physical sustainability has been rolling around in my head, and I decided to toss it out for discussion. I'd love to hear what you think on the subject! Please follow Grounded In Maine podcast at https://www.instagram.com/groundedinmainepodcast/ , or https://www.facebook.com/Grounded-in-Maine-Podcast-101968515779712/You can DM me there, post, or email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com. Website for Amy's Garden Jam is www.amysgardenjam.comHow Do I Get There From Here by J...
2022-09-0613 minGrounded in Maine10: Whynot Consider Chickens, with Andy Doiron of Whynot FarmsAndy Doiron, of Whynot Farms is a STEM teacher by day, and outside of work, is a man of many talents! He has been raising, and now also breeds chickens on his homestead in Maine. He also hosts a weekly "Chicken Chat" on Facebook, where people can ask questions as he shows some common chicken practices. That's just a couple of Andy's specialties. If you're chicken curious, or curious about why he calls his homestead Whynot Farms, learn more by listening!You can find and follow Andy on Instagram or on Facebook Please follow Grounded In M...
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Grounded in Maine9. Making Your Own Soaps With Bri CampanoBri and I met virtually attending Podfest Expo in May, and knew nothing about each other then, but I learned quickly that she and I were meant to meet - for many reasons, but she has a soap making business, and that's a project that has been intimidating to me. She's also very smart tech-wise, and has helped me streamline some of my processes- I couldn't be more grateful for that! Bri, AKA The Clever Biotch shares secrets and recipes with us, so we can all get started and have healthier cleaning options for ourselves - listen here!
2022-08-2334 min
Grounded in Maine8. GoGo Visit Laura Marston's Zero Waste Store GoGo Refill!I felt like a total imposter even asking Laura Marston to be on the podcast, since I'm so new, but she is so generous, and said yes before I was even live. What a lucky person I am to have been able to have this conversation with her! Laura is so knowledgeable, and so passionate about helping her community make those changes to ditch the plastic in any way that we're able - her store, GoGo Refill, is a low-waste lifestyle mecca in South Portland, Maine - the first of its kind in Maine and New England, and also...
2022-08-1639 min
Grounded in Maine7. Simplifying Sustainability with Rebecca LewisRebecca Lewis may look like a very unassuming Physical Therapist, but to me, she's a sustainability super star. She's trying sustainable actions, one by one, to see how she can be more mindful of her footprint on the earth, and responsible for what she uses and tends to. It started in 2021 soon after she moved into her house, and was diagnosed with Long Covid, and was bed bound for months; she needed something to feel productive. It started with a loaf of bread, and then yogurt, and knitting, etc. Rebecca teaches us that some changes can be small or s...
2022-08-0950 min
Grounded in Maine6. Foraging Tips With Casey CottleCasey Cottle, Physical Therapist, talks about his foraging start and some important safety tips. He is so generous with what he's learned, while still keeping an air of mystery... Casey isn't on social media, but he shared the YouTube channel that he uses with us, noted below.YouTube channel that Casey recommends: https://www.youtube.com/c/LearnYourLand Please follow Grounded In Maine podcast at https://www.instagram.com/groundedinmainepodcast/ , or https://www.facebook.com/Grounded-in-Maine-Podcast-101968515779712/You can DM me there or email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com. Website for Amy's Garden Jam is w...
2022-08-0226 min
Grounded in Maine5. Recycling Plastic and Lobster Rope With Laura LudwigLaura Ludwig is very familiar with the phrase "reduce, reuse, recycle," and she takes it seriously. Laura works for the Center for Coastal Studies, working with lobster people and - you'll never guess - ARTISTS. Learn more by listening! She also is the director of CCS Debris Brigade on Cape Cod, and has so many stories of treasures and junk! Laura also loves music and people - you'll hear her invite you to volunteer on the beaches if you're in Provincetown, MA! Connect with Laura's groups @ https://www.instagram.com/ccsdebrisbrigade/ or https://www.instagram.com/coastalstudiesptown/ at...
2022-07-2642 min
Grounded in Maine4. Karin Interviews AmyIt's so much harder to talk about oneself to a microphone, so Amy invited Karin Sorensen back to ask some questions. Learn a little about me, and a little more about Karin here!Follow Karin at https://www.instagram.com/tiny.acre.homestead.me/ to see what she's up to!Check out the great things happening at https://growingtogive.farm/Please follow Grounded In Maine podcast at https://www.instagram.com/groundedinmainepodcast/ , or https://www.facebook.com/Grounded-in-Maine-Podcast-101968515779712/You can DM me there, post, or email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com. Website for Amy's Garden...
2022-07-1923 min
Grounded in Maine3. Herbalism and Foraging with Herbage By BeXYou're in for a treat today - Bex is a real gift to the world, and I'm so grateful that she agreed to chat with me. Bex is a Community Herbalist; she's really tuned in to the local plants, and knows well what's growing, and how to prepare it, and how it can help us to heal or move through our lives. Just listen to her talk for this short time, follow her, and listen to her talk about all of the plants that she loves, and you'll get how she got to be our Community Herbalist. Find her a...
2022-07-1233 min
Grounded in Maine2. Karin Sorensen of Tiny Acre Homestead MEKarin Sorensen of Tiny Acre Homestead in Auburn, Maine is really "all in" for sustainable living. She is learning to tend the earth, and has so much respect for every part of it. She is currently in a 9 month farm training course, and is working at 2 different farms, and also volunteers at a different farm. She's a yoga instructor, forager, herbalist, and so much more. And such a fascinating person to listen to (part of it is her German accent)! Follow Karin at https://www.instagram.com/tiny.acre.homestead.me/ to see what she's up to!Please...
2022-07-0524 minGrounded in Maine1. A little about Grounded in MaineA quick intro to Amy and how the podcast came about. I want to learn new ways that I can be sustainable, and improve my skills, so I'm going to talk to different people who may do things in a new way, to see what inspires me. I think there are others out there who may be on a similar path, so maybe we can learn together? Join me and my guests, to learn new ways that we can care for the earth, and live a more sustainable lifestyleThanks to the folks @10Kdollarday and @Focusrite for inspiration...
2022-06-2904 minGrounded in MaineGrounded in Maine TrailerSend me a message!Support the showLike this episode? Send me a message! Please follow the podcast on Instagram here YouTube channel Email me at amysgardenjam@gmail.com Amy's Garden Jam site (podcast has its own tab on this site!) Amy's email newsletter: How Do I Get There From Here by Jane Bolduc - hear more at https://www.janebolduc.com/Podcast cover by Becca Kofron- follow here on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/skate_cute_but_loud/ and check out her...
2022-06-2100 min
Crime and Wine: Novelist Chats with Pamela Fagan HutchinsAmy Vansant & Colleen Mooney: SUMMER SNOOPS DOWN UNDERAmy Vansant and Colleen Mooney join Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Wine Women & Writing to talk about their 12-book box set, SUMMER SNOOPS DOWN UNDER, featuring cozy mystery from USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and Amazon charts bestselling authors, and benefitting Wildlife Victoria and the animals devastated in the Australian fires.
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2020-05-2122 min
Crime and Wine: Novelist Chats with Pamela Fagan HutchinsAmy M. Reade & DEAD, WHITE, AND BLUEUSA Today Bestselling author Amy M. Reade joins Pamela Fagan Hutchins to chat about her new novel, Dead, White, & Blue. Amy writes Gothic, traditional, contemporary, and cozy mysteries. Her standalone novels feature vivid descriptions of exotic and fascinating locations, such as the Thousand Islands region of New York State, Charleston, South Carolina, and the Big Island of Hawaii. Her Malice series explores a family's secrets and mysteries set against the breathtaking backdrops of Scotland and Wales. Her Juniper Junction Holiday Mysteries is a cozy series set in Colorado and her Libraries of the World Mysteries takes her main character...
2020-01-1521 minCrime and Wine: Novelist Chats with Pamela Fagan HutchinsAmy Impellizziri & WHY WE LIEAmy Impellizzeri joins Pamela Fagan Hutchins on Wine Women & Writing to talk about WHY WE LIE. Amy is a reformed corporate litigator, former start-up exec, and award-winning author. After spending a decade at one of the top law firms in the country, Amy left to advocate for working women, eventually landing at a VC-backed start-up company, Hybrid Her (named by ForbesWoman as a top website for women in 2010 and 2011), while writing her first novel. Amy currently lives in rural Pennsylvania where she works and plays and keeps up on all of the latest research confirming that large volumes of...
2020-01-0821 min
Collage Creative with Amy SmallChristina Fagan: Knitted toy bats, cold calling and building Shi*t that I Knit!Today’s episode is with Christina Fagan, the owner of Sh*t that I Knit. We became friends at our husband’s work xmas party and soon learned that we shared a deep love of knitting. I so enjoyed finally hearing her story – if you live in boston her hats are ubiquitous in the best possible way, total happiness. We cover a lot of ground here, from knitted toy bats to cold calling and how you have to be a little crazy to start you own business. I can't wait for you to hear Christina's story! Show notes here.
2019-04-1133 min
Why Not Now? with Amy Jo MartinKate Fagan on the Why Not Now? showKate Fagan is an ESPN sports reporter and author. She recently wrote the book titled, What made Maddy Run. After I read it I asked her to come on the show. The book is about Madison Holleran, who was a college freshman that appeared to have it all. She was a University of Pennsylvania track athlete, a great student and she had a ton of friends and family that loved her dearly. According to her Instagram feed, her life looked perfect. That's why Maddy's death by suicide shocked everyone around her. Kate dives into Maddy's story and sheds a different light on...
2017-10-1850 min