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OhrCast - Der monatliche HörspielpodcastOhrCast 152-4 - Rückhör Januar 2025 Teil 1OhrCast 152-4 Gordon Bleu und der Papageiensturzflug (verfeinert mit österreichischem Beingummi) (4) Rückhör Januar 2025 Teil 100:00 - Wir hören zurück in den Januar 202500:27 - 5 Geschwister (45) Schmutziges Feuer (Tobias Schier) Gerth Medien 202506:41 - Burning Love (Fitzgerald Kusz) RIAS - BR 198510:50 - Das vergiftete Spiegelei (Mary Hottinger, I. P. Scherrer) DRS 196313:31 - Das war morgen - Der SF-Podcast (85) Schöne Tage in Marnova III (Peter Stiegele) SDR 197919:03 - Das war morgen - Der SF-Podcast (86) Bruder Feind (Barry B. Longyear) SDR 198124:19 - Das war morgen (87) Die Killer...2025-02-0600 min
GameStar PodcastKann es 2024 überhaupt noch gute MMORPGs geben?Während die Welt der Spiele sich immer weiter dreht, stehen MMORPGs scheinbar auf der Stelle. Gibt World of Warcraft noch immer den Ton an oder haben jüngere Konkurrenten das Genre doch entscheidender geprägt, als es oft den Eindruck macht? Warum scheint es seit genau 10 Jahren kein ambitioniertes MMORPG mehr zum Erfolg geschafft zu haben? Wir haben mit Experten gesprochen und einen Blick auf die Zukunft geworfen.Einen Blick darauf, wie kommende Spiele neue Impulse setzen können. Spiele wie Ashes of Creation oder Amazons zweiter Versuch, ein neues Herr-der-Ringe-MMO zu launchen.Al...2024-05-301h 35
Anna Jeller & die LiteraturAnna Jellers Buchtipp | Josephine Tey: Wie ein Hauch im WindAus dem Englischen von Manfred Allié
Anna Jellers Buchtipp
JOSEPHINE TEY: WIE EIN HAUCH IM WIND
AUS DEM ENGLISCHEN VON MANFRED ALLIÉ
Kampa, 320 Seiten, Hardcover
Die Bewohner von Salcott St Mary haben es nicht leicht. In dem einst beschaulichen Dörfchen haben sich die überspanntesten Künstlerinnen Londons angesiedelt. Der Besuch eines kalifornischen Starfotografen mischt die Künstlerinnenkolonie gehörig auf: Alle sind sich einig, dass von Leslie Searle eine schier übermenschliche Attraktivität ausgeht. Und dann verschwindet der geheimnisvolle Schöne spurlos. Alan Grant, Inspector von Scotland Yard und enger Freund von...2024-03-0803 min
Minnesota Gardening PodcastNew Hardiness Zones with Mary SchierEarlier this month, the USDA released new hardiness maps that made many changes in Minnesota. Author and podcaster Mary Schier shares what we need to know about those changes and how to deal with them.Learn more at MinnesotaGardening.com.Want to switch to more environmentally-responsible landscape and lawn care practices but don't know where to start?Join our movement bringing together Midwest homeowners so that we can to make the world a better place for our kids and grandkids by building up strong local ecosystems for songbirds, pollinators, and our families to...2023-11-2825 min
Café Democrático43 - Café com Pesquisa #04 – Mary Douglas (by Bruno Lorenzetto)No episódio de hoje da série "Café com Pesquisa", Bruno Meneses Lorenzetto discute as ideias epistemológicas e metodológicas de MARY DOUGLAS a partir da obra Como as Instituições Pensam.
O Café Democrático é um podcast conduzido por Paulo Ricardo Schier (UniBrasil), Bruno Meneses Lorenzetto (UniBrasil) e Helô Câmara (UFPR).
A edição é de Paulo Ricardo Schier.
Contato para sugestões e críticas: cafedemoraticopodcast@gmail.com
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Grow it, MinnesotaGrowing Apples in the North with Bob OsborneWhat does it take to grow a delicious apple in cold climates? In this episode, we check in with orchardist Bob Osborne, author of the new book, Hardy Apples: Growing Apples in Cold Climates (Firefly Books, 2022). We talk about what an apple tree needs to grow well, grafting, pests and diseases, pruning and favorite apples for northern gardeners. Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery in beautiful New Brunswick, Canada.More about BobBob's top apple pick: FrostBiteMary's favorite appleU of Minnesota apple growing tipsVideo on spring apple pruningFollow Mary on InstagramAn interesting story about bees and...2022-05-2335 minGrow it, MinnesotaTurf and Turf Alternatives with James WolfinLet's talk lawn! With the popularity of no-mow May, bee lawns and other alternatives to traditional Kentucky bluegrass turf, it seems a good time to bring in a lawn expert. James Wolfin of Twin City Seed is a proponent of lower-input lawns and has great information on how to have a good-looking lawn without a lot of work. More about James WolfinTwin City SeedWhat's a Bee Lawn?Lawn Care Tips from the U of MinnesotaNo Mow May campaignThe Benefits of Fine Fescues4 Ways to Remove Turf GrassMary's website Follow Mary on Instagram2022-05-0930 minGrow it, MinnesotaLet's Talk About the WeatherNo interview today, just some information about the weather — our late spring, what to worry about and what not to worry about, seed germination and soil temperature. It's a shorter episode and I hope it encourages you to remain calm and garden on. Some links for more information: Seed Germination and Soil Temps (with small chart) Seed Germination and Soil Temp (larger chart) How to Build a Cold FrameHow to Build a Low TunnelThe Compressed Season of Northern Minnesota Frost Dates in the Vegetable GardenSpring of 2012 -- warmer is not necessarily betterGrowing Vegetables Under Cover w...2022-04-1814 minGrow it, MinnesotaThe Art of Succession Planting with Meg CowdenListeners may remember Meg Cowden of SeedtoFork.com from a previous episode on early seed starting. She's back to talk about succession planting and her new book, Plant Grow Harvest Repeat (Timber Press, 2022). Meg's book is filled with charts, plant lists, solid advice and inspiration for any gardener who wants to grow an abundant food and fruit garden, with plenty of flowers as well. We talk about the importance of starting seeds over a longer stretch (always be sowing is Meg's mantra), learning garden lessons from the forests and prairies around us, managing soil health and insects, and...2022-04-0431 minGrow it, MinnesotaGrowing Blueberries with Melissa WilsfordWe're talking all about blueberries today and some of the challenges of growing them in the alkaline soil that many Minnesota gardens have. My guest is Melissa Wilsford of Rustic Hills Garden Co., a landscaping firm based in the Twin Cities, that specializes in creating edible landscapes. One of her favorite groundcover plants is the blueberry! To grow blueberries well, you need an acid soil with a pH of 4.5 to 5.5. Melissa talks about how to amend your soil to lower the pH, how to grow blueberries in containers, and even what to grow if you want berries b...2022-03-2126 minGrow it, MinnesotaTeresa Speight on Black Flora and The Urban Garden: Two New BooksThis episode features podcaster, blogger and author Teresa J. Speight of Cottage in the Court. Her new books (she has two coming out this spring!) are Black Flora: Profiles of Inspiring Black Flower Farmers + Florists (Bloom Imprint, 2022) and The Urban Garden: 101 Ways to Grow Food and Beauty in the City (Cool Springs Press, 2022) with co-author Kathy Jentz of Washington Gardener magazine.Teresa is an inspiring gardener and communicator. We talk about her work as a community gardener, the inspiring African-American flower farmers and florists she met while writing her book, hydrangeas and other heritage plants, plus an abun...2022-03-0733 minGrow it, MinnesotaTalking Pollinators with Heather HolmToday's guest is Heather Holm, author, speaker and horticulturist, who is an expert on pollinating insects, including bees and wasps. In this episode, we talk about habitat restoration, how home gardeners can bring in more pollinators, why the spring and fall are so important to pollinators and cultivars of native plants. Check out these resources: Heather's books: WASPS: A Guide for Eastern North America (2021)Pollinators of Native Plants (2014)BEES: An Identification and Native Plant Forage GuideCOMING SOON: Common Native Bees of the Eastern United States (a pocket guide)More about the rusty-patch b...2022-02-2135 minGrow it, MinnesotaTiny Victory Gardens with Acadia TuckerAuthor Acadia Tucker talks about her latest book, Tiny Victory Gardens: Growing Food Without a Yard (Stone Pier Press, 2021), including how to decide which containers to use, advice for making your own potting soil and even how to grow a consistent supply of salad greens in containers, indoors, in winter. Good stuff!More about Acadia and her gardening books. Why grow tomatoes in containers?Tiny vegetables are a hot trend!Follow Acadia on InstagramFollow Mary on InstagramFollow Grow it, Minnesota on Facebook2022-02-0732 minGrow it, MinnesotaGrowing Figs in Cold Climates with Lee ReichAuthor and soil scientist Lee Reich loves to experiment in the garden, and one of his first experiments as a young gardener was growing figs in Madison, Wis. In his new book, Growing Figs in Cold Climates: A Complete Guide (New Society Publishers, 2021), he offers northern gardeners tips on choosing varieties, pruning and how to get fig trees through the winter. Listen to how he does it.Growing Figs in Cold ClimatesLee's websiteLee's book reviewed in the New York TimesGrow it, Minnesota episode on growing lemons in cold climatesM...2022-01-1730 min
Garden Bite with Teri KnightNativars!Reading my favorite magazine, Northern Gardener, I came across an article titled ‘Nativars’ by the Editor, and a friend of mine, Mary Schier. These are plants which are cultivars of our native plants. The question is, how do they relate to our environmental concerns? What is the difference between Selections and Hybrids? A quick overview of what nativars are and how they impact our environment on today's Garden Bite. 2022-01-1202 minGrow it, MinnesotaThe Winter Garden with Cathy ReesWelcome to another season of Grow it, Minnesota!In this episode, author Cathy Rees talks about her new book, Winterland: Create a Beautiful Garden for Every Season (Princeton Architectural Press, 2021). She explains what to think about as you design a garden and landscape that will offer beauty and more all year. We talk about the importance of texture, structure and light as well as ways to create habitat and enjoy watching birds and other critters in winter. Helpful Links:Winterland: Create a Beautiful Garden For Every SeasonMore about CathyLight in th...2022-01-0333 min
Cottage In The CourtEpisode 45 - Midwest Gardening with Mary SchierMary Schier is a garden writer, an author, and a friend. Although she lives in the midwest, there are many similarities we share when discussing our love of gardening. I recently had a chat with Mary to catch up on what is happening in the Mid-West. Mary is also a fellow Garden Writer, Podcaster, and Garden Friend. You can follow her here.
There is a new book coming to town. It is a fabulous book about Urban Gardening! Kathy Jentz, Washington Gardener Magazine, and I have had quite the interesting Spring working on this book and not t...2021-08-0832 minGrow it, MinnesotaTrees and Drought with Jake McDougallWith the drought in Minnesota moving from moderate to extreme, gardeners are wondering how to take care of their trees. In this episode, arborist Jake McDougall of Davey Tree Service talks about how to tell if your tree is experiencing drought stress, best ways to water and the value of mulch for keeping moisture on trees. We touch on a few tree pests and some of Jake's picks for resilient trees in our climate. To Learn More: Climate Hardy Trees for the NorthMore Trees for Climate ChangeEffective Watering Strategies for Northern GardenersMore about Davey Tr...2021-08-0222 min
Der graue RatDr. Lebertran hört StimmenLeute, es passieren schier unglaubliche Dinge: Weil die Excalibur grade nix wichtigeres (wie zB die Heilung für eine Seuche finden) zu tun hat, haben sich die Verantwortlichen dazu entschieden, mal alle Forschenden zu einer Konferenz auf dem Mars einzuladen, um sich über die nicht vorhandenen Ergebnisse auszutauschen. Wir haben uns gefragt, warum alle zum Mars fliegen müssen, statt eine Videokonferenz abzuhalten, aber haben auch schon gleich die Lösung.
Gregor:
„JETZT hab ichs kapiert Leute: Die Drakh-Seuche ist Ländersache.„
Und Crusade gucken ist Leidenssache. Denn – haltet Euch fest – ein Attentäter will die Konfe...2021-07-061h 06Grow it, MinnesotaSustainable Roses with David ZlesakDavid Zlesak, plant breeder and professor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, is my guest today, talking about the American Rose Trials for Sustainability or A.R.T.S. program. In this program, roses are evaluated all over the country for their ability to thrive without fertilizer, pesticides or fungicides. Regional winners are named each year and there are more than 20 roses that are "Local Artists" for Minnesota. David talks about the program, his favorite roses, tips for planting roses (hint: go deep) and our favorite rose nemisis, the Japanese beetle. If you love roses or think...2021-06-1428 minGrow it, MinnesotaHerbal Houseplants with Susan BetzLearn all about growing herbs indoors from author Susan Betz, whose latest book is Herbal Houseplants: Grow Beautiful Herbs Indoors (Cool Springs Press, 2021). Susan talks about the special needs of indoors plants, understanding why some plants have shorter seasons, the value of sending houseplants outdoors for a summer vacation and more. Susan is an herb expert and a generous gardener. Links and ResourcesHerbal Houseplants bookSusan's websiteFollow Susan on InstagramRichter's HerbsRenee's Gardens HerbsAfrican Power Cress'Mt. Carbide' Lemon Leaf PlectranthusMy Northern GardenThe Northern Gardener: From Apples to ZinniasFollow Mary on Instagram2021-05-1030 minGrow it, MinnesotaMicro Food Gardening with Jen McGuinnessAuthor and blogger Jen McGuinness talks about her new book, Micro Food Gardening (Cool Spring Press, 2021). The book includes information on how to grow food in containers, indoors or out, and it features 30 micro food gardening projects, from a cake stand for growing strawberries to how to grow basil in a muffin pan! Jen is known all over the internet as Frau Zinnie. You can follow her blog or check out her photos on Instagram. To Learn More: Small varieties Jen recommends: Little Prince eggplantCayanetta F1 pepperHahms Gelge Micro Dwarf tomatoMicro Tom tomatoPurple L...2021-04-2627 minGrow it, MinnesotaGrowing Summer Bulbs with Mike HegerLongtime Minnesota plantsman and author Mike Heger joined me to talk about bulbs, particularly those that grow well in the summer. Mike covered the basics of bulbs and talked about planting and caring for bulbs that grow well in a northern climate. He even mentioned a few favorite bulb cultivars.To Learn MoreMSHS Summer Bulb Sale (order by April 16, 2021)Growing Perennials in Cold ClimatesMike's Favorite Rabbit RepellentMore about Martagon LiliesPlanting and Care Tips for Summer BulbsGrowing Gladiolus in MinnesotaGrowing Dahlias...2021-04-1231 minGrow it, MinnesotaRain Gardens with Maddie Poling of Sacred Space GardensMaddie Poling of Sacred Space Gardens joins me to talk about rain gardens: why they are important, how and where to install one, which plants to choose for sun and shade and more. Maddie's company provides sustainable garden services to commercial and residential customers, including designing and installing rain gardens. To Learn More . . . Maddie's Videos on Rain GardeningRain Garden Alliance Favorite Minnesota Native Plant NurseryPlant List for Rain Gardens of All TypesMy Northern Garden blogThe Northern Gardener bookNorthern Gardener magazine 2021-03-2933 minGrow it, MinnesotaGrowing Flowers from Seed with Amy KainzAmy Kainz—known as Milkweed and Daisies on Instagram—is a Central Minnesota gardener who started growing flowers from seeds to save money. Amy offers great tips on starting seeds indoors and out to expand your garden and how beginning gardeners should approach the process. Her one-half acre garden is a Certified Monarch Way Station, too. How to Become a Certified Monarch WaystationPrairie Moon Nursery (Amy's and Mary's favorite source for native plants)Botanical Interests Seeds (Amy's go-to seed source)Cold Stratification of Seeds 7 Easy Annuals to Grow from SeedTips...2021-03-1527 minGrow it, MinnesotaCompanion Planting with Michelle Bruhn of Forks in the DirtCommunity gardener, blogger and local food activist Michelle Bruhn of Forks in the Dirt joins Mary for a conversation about companion planting. Michelle is teaching an online class on the topic later this month. You can also enter a book giveaway of Jessica Walliser's new book, Plant Partners, by commenting on the Grow it, Minnesota Facebook page or Instagram page. Check out the links below for more information on companion planting. To Learn MoreMichelle’s Favorite Cover CropPerennial Plants and Pollinators for the Vegetable GardenMore About the Three-Sisters Garden2021-03-0132 minGrow it, MinnesotaWinter Sowing with Michelle Mero RiedelSowing seeds using the winter sowing method has been one of the most popular trends in gardening over the past decade. Master gardener and professional photographer Michelle Mero Riedel walks us through the hows and whys of winter sowing, which she uses for perennial plants, and spring sowing, a similar method she uses for herbs, annual flowers and vegetables. To Learn MoreMichelle's Upcoming Class at Marine Mills Folk SchoolRiedel Photo Michelle's GardenWinter Sowing HandoutMary's BlogFollow Mary on InstagramNorthern Gardener magazine...2021-02-1528 minGrow it, MinnesotaEdible and Medicinal Wild Plants of the Midwest with Matthew AlfsHerbalist and author Matthew Alfs joins Mary for a discussion of his new book, Edible and Medicinal Wild Plants of the Midwest, Third Edition (Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2020. We discuss plants Minnesota gardeners may be familiar with as weeds or garden plants and their edible and medicinal properties. Disclaimer: Ingestion of any wild plant requires care in identification, selection and processing. Some plants may be toxic. Please take all reasonable care and consult a physician or other health care provider before using wild plants medicinally. To Learn MoreMatthew's b...2021-02-0129 minGrow it, MinnesotaSpring Seed Starting with Meg CowdenMeg Cowden is a Twin Cities gardener, writer and photographer known for her amazing vegetable garden and beautiful Instagram photos. In this episode, she talks about spring seed starting and why spring is her favorite time to extend the season. To Learn MoreMeg's websiteMeg's InstagramWhen to Sow Vegetables for Continuous HarvestHow to Fold a Newspaper Pot for SeedlingsMore About Soil Blocks for Seed StartingMary's BlogFollow Mary on InstagramNorthern Gardener magazineThe Northern Gardener bookMary's 6...2021-01-1833 minGrow it, MinnesotaGrowing Vegetables Under Cover with Niki JabbourIn this episode, best-selling author Niki Jabbour talks about her new book, Growing Under Cover (Storey Publishing, 2020). Niki explains why row covers, cold frames, shade clothes and poly tunnels are great ways for northern gardeners to grow vegetables in our short seasons. She talks about how to build mini-hoops, the importance of using good-quality greenhouse poly for long-lasting garden structures and why using first and last frost dates is the best way to determine when to plant your vegetable garden. She even recommends a favorite melon for northern gardeners. To Learn MoreGrowing...2021-01-0431 min