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Better Lawns and GardensBetter Lawns and Gardens - Hour 1 Best Fruit Trees December 6, 2025
Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 1 – Broadcasting live from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios. Celebrating St. Nicholas Day, patron of Christmas gift-giving, Garden expert, Teresa Watkins and Dana Venrick, Quality Green Specialists Nursery talk about stopping by the nursery and giving gift certificates, fruit trees and poinsettias. Teresa’s Top Five Citrus trees resistant to citrus greening. Garden topics and questions include poinsettias, moving rootbound potted Meyers lemon, pruning shrubs, mysterious flower fragrance, and more. https://rb.gy/0hzjxx
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2025-12-0639 min
Mountain Gardener with Ken LainWhen and How to Repot Your HouseplantsIn this episode, Ken and Lisa Lain of Watters Garden Center in Prescott talk about when and how to repot your houseplants. Explore the key signs that your houseplants are ready for a new home, why choosing the right soil and pot size matters, and which containers help specialty plants truly thrive. Whether your greenery is top-heavy, rootbound, or drying out too fast, this episode offers practical tips to keep your indoor jungle healthy and growing.Listen to Mountain Gardener on Cast11: https://cast11.com/mountain-gardener-with-ken-lain-gardening-podcast/Follow Cast11 on Facebook:
2025-11-1909 min
STORYBEASTEpisode #106: Dr. Grace Nosek on sleepover energy, climate action, and the unbelievable power of storytelling.Welcome to another LEGENDARY episode of Storybeast! Our Legendaries are special guests who are an expert within their area of storytelling. In this episode, Ghabiba Weston and Courtney Shack have the pleasure of interviewing legendary Dr. Grace Nosek.Dr. Grace Nosek is a long-time community organizer, storyteller, and sociolegal scholar focusing on environmental justice and democracy. She centers justice, joyful community, storytelling, civic engagement, and systems change in her work and scholarship. As a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto, Grace researched novel strategies to inoculate youth against climate despair, and co-authored the City of Toronto’s...
2025-10-161h 02
CARMAN'S CRYPTThe Rootbound OnesSend us a textCONTENT WARNING:This episode contains graphic descriptions of body horror and transformation, including detailed accounts of human mutation and physical metamorphosis. The story features disturbing imagery of mutilated animal carcasses, missing body parts, and creatures with inhuman anatomy.Contains themes of psychological horror, family trauma, and loss of humanity. Includes depictions of violence, gore, and predatory behavior by transformed beings. The narrative explores concepts of infection, consumption of human victims, and cyclical mass disappearances.Listener discretion is strongly advised. This content may be disturbing to...
2025-08-1222 min
The Empowering Minds Mental Health™ PodcastJourney of Healing and Growth#RootBound #MotherDaughterHealing #BreakingCycles #EmotionalWellness #AuthenticRelationships #HealingJourney#OvercomingChallenges #TherapyWorks#VulnerabilityIsStrength #GenerationalHealing#ParentChildRelationships #MentalHealthMatters#GrowthAndHealing #InspiringStoriesJennifer hosted a podcast episode featuring Melanie and Amanda, who discussed their book "Root Bound" and their journey of healing and growth in their mother-daughter relationship. They shared personal experiences of vulnerability, therapy, and overcoming challenges, emphasizing the importance of addressing root causes and maintaining authenticity in relationships. The authors expressed hope that their story would inspire others facing similar struggles and provide guidance for healing relationships with parents.Find Rootbound via Amazon @https://a.co/d/af1ITdp
2025-07-0424 min
Purpose + Profit PodcastYou Don’t Need to Burn It All DownStrategic Restructuring: Avoiding the Trap of Burning Your Business To The GroundIn this episode of the Purpose and Profit Podcast, host Jess Sat continues the four-part series 'Why Isn't This Working?' by discussing the frustration business owners feel when they are "rootbound" and the urge to burn everything down is at an all time high She emphasizes that starting over isn't necessary; instead, a strategic rebuild is key. Jess draws parallels to her own experience of creating the perfect sugar cookie recipe, explaining that selectively keeping and...
2025-05-0614 minPurpose + Profit PodcastYou’re Not Burned Out. You’re RootboundBreaking Free from Business Stagnation: Identifying When It's Time to RepotIn this episode of the Purpose and Profit Podcast, host Jess Sato introduces a four-part series titled, "Why Isn't This Working Now?"Jess shares personal experiences and discusses the common struggles of successful entrepreneurs who feel stagnant despite their accomplishments. She uses the metaphor of a "rootbound" plant to illustrate how business owners often outgrow their current business models, leading to burnout and dissatisfaction. Jess emphasizes the importance of getting clear on your...
2025-04-2213 min
Roots and ShootsWhat's the best way to relocate my rootbound Silver Princess?Horticultural hero Dan Austin joins Amber to answer all gardening queries, great and small. 7:02 Is your flowering plant blooming erratically? This may be why.33:12 How to relocate a silver princess. 40:35 Tips for diagnosing camellia ailments. Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen.
2024-10-2655 min
rootboundepisode 121: An Eclipse In SpringOn this special spring episode we are talking total eclipses! April 8, 2024 was a total solar eclipse and Steve shares his experience — but this is a plant podcast and so Steve also talks with Daniel Beverly. Daniel shares is experience researching the effect of total solar eclipses on plants during not one, but two total solar eclipses!Show Notes!Hydraulic and photosynthetic responses of big sagebrush to the 2017 total solar eclipseEclipses give IU researcher a glimpse into plants’ reaction to environmental stressorsWhy the Eclipse Leaves Us Awe-StruckThe AmeriFlux NetworkA comp...
2024-04-2955 min
rootboundepisode 113: Monstera Adansonii and RomeritosThe guest on this episode of rootbound is Pam Covarrubias. First, Steve dishes on some perfect flowers. Then Pam shares about a warrior named Lisa and Steve shares about a plant that is the perfect ingredient to go along with molé or glassmaking. Finally, Steve ponders plants and queerness. Show Notes!Plant Reproductive MorphologyMonstera adansoniiWhy Do Monsteras Have Holes?Suaeda spp.Romeritos: Mexican Greens for Your Holiday TableGlasswort GaloreVerdolagasPlants and Queerness by Will DwyerCafe con Pam Podcast Support r...
2024-03-0446 min
Livra-te#113 - One Hit WondersTodos conhecemos bem o sentimento de amar um livro e não correr tão bem na segunda experiência com o autor. Neste episódio falamos dos autores que foram One Hit Wonders na nossa vida e também de autores por quem estamos a torcer que não se enquadrem nessa categoria.
Livros mencionados neste episódio:
- Six Days in Rome, Francesca Giacco (1:29)
- Funny You Should Ask & Once More with Feeling, Elisa Sussman (6:22)
- Behind Closed Doors & The Prisoner, B.A. Paris (6:43)
- The Hating Game & Second First Impressions, Sally Thorne (8:25)
- The Vanishing Half & The Mothers...
2024-02-2844 min
rootboundepisode 094: Root to Root AMThis is a weird one. Let’s transport to an alternate reality where rootbound is not a podcast in the early 2020s but a late night paranormal AM talk radio show circa 1998. Disclaimer: there are no facts in this episode.Show Notes!Coast to Coast AM wikiArt Bell obituaryArt Bell’s website circa 1998Art’s Bumper MusicRyanHonick.com (fake caller #1)Voyage.Earth (fake caller #2)Hard Knock Life: The True Story Behind Knocking on WoodSupport rootbound
2023-10-2337 min
rootboundepisode 091: Mignonette and StefaniaThe guest on this episode of rootbound is Mignon Fogarty, aka Grammar Girl. First, what is Binomial Nomenclature. Then Mignon shares a plant that shares her name. Steve also shares a plant that shares his name… kinda. Finally, what do a pickle, a design and toast have in common? Steve and Mignon explore the show’s main grammar related quandary.Show Notes!Binomial NomenclatureReseda odorataHow to Grow MignonetteStephenStephania Genus (Plant)Stefania Genus (Frog)Stefania erectaStefania TetrandraTraditional uses, phytochemistry, pharmacology and toxicology of Step...
2023-10-0238 min
rootboundepisode 089: Birch!The guest on this episode of rootbound is Lynne Campbell of the Scotland on Shrooms podcast. First, the difference between hardwood and softwood. Then, Lynne shares about her grandad’s favorite tree, Rabbie Burns and a Swiss mummy. Steve is a total bummer. Finally. the Birks o’ Aberfeldy.Show Notes!Hardwood vs SoftwoodTelling the BeesThe Birks of AberfeldyTrees by Marion AngusChaga MushroomÖtzi the Icemanrootbound episode 008: Edelweiss and Creosote BushHighland Birch WaterHow Russian Conflict Birch Makes its Way to American ConsumersSc...
2023-09-1859 min
rootboundepisode 079: California Poppy and CatalpasThis episode’s guest is Jen Joyce! First, how do flowers know when to bloom? The Jen stumbles upon the California Superbloom but is time travel involved? Steve talks about a tree with beans and worms. Finally, a few Historic American Trees.Show Notes!How do flowers know when to bloom?Why California’s Superbloom is so Epic this Year?Superbloom from spaceEschscholzia californicaNorthern CatalpaCatalpa Trees, Catawba Worms, and Southern LoreHistoric American TreesJen Joyce on InstagramMaking Conversation podcast hosted by Jen...
2023-07-0630 min
rootboundepisode 077: Forsythia and Wild GrapeThe guest on this episode of rootbound is Isaias Hernandez. First, Steve thinks too much about knowledge. Then Isaias shares about a yellow flower, foraging and syrup. Steve talks about grapes — but not the ones you are thinking of— and a bug that nearly destroyed an industry. Also, making a drink based on a hike.Show NotesEpistemology on WikipediaForsythia on WikipediaForsythia Flower Honey Syrup from Grow Forage Cook FermentForsythia Flower MeaningSyrup vs SirupGenus VitisVitis aestivalisVitis ripariaVitis cinereaAll abou...
2023-06-2344 min
rootboundepisode 076: Arrowhead Plant and IronweedThe guest for this episode of rootbound is Ryan Rimmele. First we talk genera and a bunch of dudes. Then Ryan talks about his sibling with a twist. Steve shares about a weed, Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep.Genus SirdavidiaSyngonium podophyllumSyngonium: The Feng Shui, Air Purifying and Hard to Kill PlantOut My Backdoor: Ironweed, a Native BeautyNew York Ironweed (Vernonia noveboracensis)Ironweed (novel)Ironweed trailerTeal House on the Hill - Ryan’s project along with Audrey (from episode 73)The Please Be Prompt Po...
2023-06-1534 min
ROOTBOUNDEpisode 15: Look at this Graph (Part 1)Let's talk all things Enneagram (Part 1) as Emma and Samara dive into types 1-5 accompanied by THE classic cocktail.
Wanna drink along with us? Check out our instagram @therootboundpodcast for recipes, enneagram typed plants and more!
2023-05-111h 23
The Elder Tree Podcast30. Edible Garden Plans, Appropriate Tech & Tropical Plants Guide: Blake Hudson on Permaculture HerbalismBlake Hudson, also known as the Eartheartisan, is a leader in the world of permaculture consulting, design, and education. With a passion for utilising cutting-edge technology to conduct site analysis and read landscapes, Blake is able to provide tailored edible garden plans or "green prints" for clients seeking to grow organic food in their home gardens. From urban blocks to hobby lifestyles or homesteading farms and eco-villages, Blake's expertise extends both locally and internationally.
In this episode, we discuss his earlier inspirations that led him on his path and the dogma of permaculture, as well as his...
2023-04-2747 min
rootboundepisode 066: Spring Again!It’s Spring again! First, we hear the Rite of Spring. Then Karla and Ashley, along with some more silent guests, join Steve to talk about spring, plants and also a tangent about birds.Show Notes!The Rite of SpringDid The Rite of Spring really spark a riot?AllelopathyAllelopathy of Bracken FernFootprint of a Japanese Gardener in MexicoThe Bradford Pear episode of rootboundThe Invasive Species We Can Blame On ShakespeareStarling’s R2D2 ImpressionThe Watering Hole - Ashley’s podcast about animal...
2023-04-0532 min
You're BookedNell Frizzell - You're BookedThis week, we are delighted to present a very funny, thoughtful and free-flowing conversation with a very old friend of the podcast, Nell Frizzell! We've been dreaming of having Nell appear on the show since it began, so we're delighted to finally get the chance to chat. Nell is an author, journalist and podcaster. Her first novel was the hilarious Square One, while her first book, The Panic Years, dealt with womanhood, motherhood and... panic. Her latest is Holding the Baby, a memoir on parenting that culminates in a manifesto. We talked to Nell about fantastic literary fathers, the...
2023-04-031h 01
Cultivating Place: Conversations on Natural History and the Human Impulse to GardenWhy Women Grow, with Alice Vincent (aka Noughticulture)Alice Vincent is a multi-platform storyteller based in London, and examining with gusto and curiosity the intricacies of words and language, of what it is to be human, to be a woman, and to be always in service to the wonders – large and small, grief-laden and joy-spangled - of everyday life.
The author of several previous books, including her nature memoir - Rootbound, Rewilding a Life, Alice goes by the name Noughticulture online.
For our final episode in this year's five-part series of Cultivating Place in honor of Women’s History Month, I caught up with Alice just a few shor...
2023-03-301h 00Cultivating PlaceWhy Women Grow, with Alice Vincent (aka Noughticulture)Alice Vincent is a multi-platform storyteller based in London, and examining with gusto and curiosity the intricacies of words and language, of what it is to be human, to be a woman, and to be always in service to the wonders – large and small, grief-laden and joy-spangled - of everyday life.
The author of several previous books, including her nature memoir - Rootbound, Rewilding a Life, Alice goes by the name Noughticulture online.
For our final episode in this year's five-part series of Cultivating Place in honor of Women’s History Month, I caught up with Alice just a few shor...
2023-03-301h 00
rootboundepisode 063: Calla Lily and Ice PlantFirst, the Language of Flowers, well at least according to a random book from 1884. Then Kelly shares about a plant and a cat with lots of meaning. Steve shares an embarrassing high school memory involving an often ignored plant. Finally, a brief discussion of Plant Awareness DisparityShow Notes!The Language of FlowersGenus Zantedeschia on WikipediaZantedeschia aethiopica, the common Calla LilyHistory and Meaning of Calla LiliesCalla Lilies Meaning: Symbolism and Significance of the FlowerThe Flower Vendor (Girl with Lilies)Calla Lilies page on the California...
2023-03-1439 minROOTBOUNDEpisode 14: Love PotionEmma and Samara discuss the juicy lore of the coupe glass and the history of a few iconic liqueurs.
Find the recipe to the Amaretto Spritz @therootboundpodcast. Cheers!
2023-03-1149 min
GardenDC: The Podcast about Mid-Atlantic GardeningDaphne, Edgeworthia, and RelativesIn this episode of GardenDC: The Podcast about Mid-Atlantic Gardening, we talk with Mark Weathington, Director of the JC Raulston Arboretum, all about Daphne shrubs and their relatives. The plant profile is on Sarcococca and we share what's going on in the garden as well as some upcoming local gardening events in the What's New segment. We close out with Steve Ellington, host of the Rootbound Podcast, who shares the Last Word on Jerusalem Artichokes.
BTW, YOU can become a listener supporter for as little as $0.99 per month! See how at: https://anchor.fm/gardendc/support.
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2023-03-041h 03
rootboundepisode 061: Bradford Pear and AlmondWhat is a cultivar? Then Vikram shares about a bad plant and Steve has a hot take about a popular nut. Finally, a rabbit hole on ornamental trees and who is Bradford anyway?Show Notes!Cultivar on WikipediaWhat are Brassicas, Exactly?Bradford Pear Has Many AssetsThe Rise and Fall of the Ornamental Callery Pear TreeThe stinky scourge of suburbiaNorth Carolina’s Bradford Pear Bounty ProgramWater and Power: A California Heist - Disney+ Link'Like sending bees to war': the deadly truth behind your almond mi...
2023-02-2842 min
ReseedRevealing Why Women Grow Gardens - Alice VincentWhy do we grow in our gardens? Are we searching for closeness to the mystery and magic of the natural world, or perhaps working towards self-sufficiency by feeding ourselves? Do we grow to create habitat for pollinators or enrich precious soil? Do we grow to foster a knowledge of growing in our children, and to foster community? Do we grow to grasp control in a scary world? Do we grow because we love beauty?Wise and curious guest Alice Vincent delves into her new book, Why Women Grow: Stories of Soil, Sisterhood and Survival. Alice...
2023-02-0857 min
ROOTBOUNDEpisode 13: New RootsEmma and Samara are back!!
Catch up on the last year and dream with us for the year ahead.
Don't worry-we didn't forget. We've created a warm and cozy Rosemary Chai Hot Toddy for you to enjoy with us. Find the cocktail recipe on instagram @therootboundpodcast
Some things never change. Cheers!
2023-01-2751 min
rootboundepisode 056: Corn Plant and Parlor PalmPlants with names. Then Hilary tells us about Sandy the Corn Plant which is not corn. Steve shares about a palm he encountered in his living room and in the jungles of Guatemala. The Senator - Bald CypressGeneral Sherman - Giant SequoiaUncle Fester and Morticia - Titan ArumsWhy It’s So Important That I Give My Plants a NameThe very specific rules for naming your houseplants, according to scientistsDracaena FragansCorn Plant at Houseplantexpert.comChamaedorea elegansThe story of the Parlor PalmXa...
2023-01-2437 min
rootboundepisode 054: Sphagnum Moss and American SycamoreFirst some spore talk. Then Sarah talks about the role moss in combatting climate change. Steve talks about some really big trees. Finally, Steve talks about climate change some more.Show Notes!This video explains moss reproduction way better than I didSphagnum Moss WikipediaWhat is Peat - International Peatland SocietyPeatlands and Climate ChangeWhat are ‘zombie fires’ and are they becoming more common?Blood Magic: A History of Menstruation - The Exploress PodcastTangled history of the European uses of Sphagnum moss and sphagnolRed Rock Wild...
2023-01-1040 min
rootboundepisode 51: Dioscorea elephantipes and PurslaneDefinition of a caudex. Then Alyssa shares a plant that actually makes steve gasp! Then Steve shares about yet another edible weed. Finally, a reading from the bible of salad.Show Notes!What is a caudex?Alyssa’s excellent piece on succulentsDioscorea elephantipes on wikipediaSome more great pictures and info on Dioscorea elephantipesUnusual Seeds on Etsy (where Alyssa got her seeds)The Cactus Store in L.A.Weed Society of America page on PurslaneCommon purslane: a source of omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidantsEat th...
2022-12-2030 min
rootboundepisode 050: Thread-leaved Sundew and Venus FlytrapEpisode 050 is the first carnivorous plant episode! First, Charles Darwin and Crabs. Then Tea shares about growing a sticky plant and Steve shares about the most classic of carnivorous plants. Finally, a discussion of mean green mother from outer space and diegesis. Show Notes!Insectivorous Plants by Charles DarwinWhy Does Evolution Keep Turning Everything Into CrabsDrosera filiformis on carnivorous plant resourceIntroduction to thread leaf sundewsFly Traps Can Count!Watch a Venus flytrap glow in response to touchDropping like flies - Criminal Podcast...
2022-12-1345 min
Athen's Booked Podcast6. Athen's Booked with TARAH DEWITTThis week I was able to sit down and chat with TARAH DEWITT! Author of Rootbound, Funny Feelings, and The Co-op, which are all out and available now. Her books have quickly become some of my very favorites! Tarah talks all about her self publishing journey, her inspiration for each book, and which of her three MMCs she would kill off....🤭 If forced, of course.
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2022-11-021h 22
Get Lit With Lianna: The PodcastGet Lit with Tarah Dewitt, author of "The Co-op"Today I’m joined by indie romance author, Tarah Dewitt who wrote the new romcom, "The Co-op"!Tarah's books have been on the up and up lately, with previous releases including "Rootbound", and "Funny Feelings". Having self-published 3 books in under 2 years, I loved getting to connect with Tarah about her writing experiences, decision to remain an indie author (for now!), how she writes these delicious main characters, all about the steam... and so much more! Enjoy!♡ ♡ ♡ ♡About Get Lit With Lianna: The PodcastJoin Instagram book content creator @getlitwithlianna as she sits...
2022-10-2631 min
Plant RxPlantRx Podcast from Costa Farms: Watering Xanthosoma, Pruning Monstera, and Growing Pothos FasterWe love houseplants. And we want you to, too --- so we've put together this podcast where we answer common questions and share tips to help you be successful. Michelle, Senior Integrated Pest Manager, and Horticulturist Justin answer questions from the houseplant community. In this episode they cover: 1) Michelle and Justin talk about watering Xanthosoma (aka Caladium lindenii, aka Phytotaenium lindenii). How much is too much, and what's not enough? Picking it up can be one of the best ways. We talk about it --- as well as other factors that can cause brown leaf tips/edges.
2022-09-2925 min
rootboundepisode 038: Peas and CarrotsThis is not the Watering Hole, though you might be fooled because I am joined by Maggie and Ashley, the hosts of that podcast. Then, a completely different Ashley, discusses her phobia of a spherical food. Steve busts 3 carrot myths. Finally, Maggie and Ashely bust a couple of other plant myths.Show Notes!The Watering Hole Podcastrootbound episode 001 featuring Ashley of the Watering Holerootbound episode 002 featuring Maggie of the Watering HolePea on wikipediaPea facts from peas.orgCelebrate the great British peaI eat my peas...
2022-09-2035 min
rootboundepisode 036: White Sage and European SageA bit of the philosophy behind rootbound. Then NancyRae of Herbal Gardens Wellness tells us about Salvia apiana, its importance in her culture and issues regarding its harvest. Plant, don’t pluck white sage. Steve talks about Salvia officinalis, its name, its uses and issues regarding its harvest. Finally, Steve drinks tea and talks about bees. Show Notes!The Watering Hole PodcastHealing in Two WorldsRevisiting—and Reimagining—the Cuisine of Our Oldest CulturesInterview with an Expert: Nancy Rae Kochis-ClarkNancy Rae Clark - Bringing Lifestyle Medicine to Rural CommunitiesSmu...
2022-09-0636 minPlant RxPlantRx Podcast from Costa Farms: Quarantining New Plants, Root Rot, Ficus lyrata Leaf Drop, +MoreEnjoy more beautiful and healthy houseplants with the help of the Costa Farms team! In this episode of our plant podcast, IPM (integrated pest management) Manager Michelle and Horticulturist Justin talk about: 1) Their recommendations for quarantining new plants (tip: it all has to do with how comfortable you are with pest scouting) 2) Dealing with root rot on Monstera adansonii and other tropical houseplants 3) What's going on with Fiddleleaf Fig (Ficus lyrata) when they start dropping their leaves. Plus, they dispel the myth that plants prefer to be rootbound. Be sure to...
2022-01-2825 min
Izzy & Gina in stitchesDecluttering (31)We're creative people, and we use a lot of stuff. But what do we do when we have too much? Is it time to declutter? And how do we go about it?
Welcome to our podcast for all stitchers, embroiderers, textile artists and creative souls, where we have friendly informal conversations about what it actually means to be an artist working in textiles.
Isobel and Gina are both practicing artists and tutors specialising in machine embroidery, but we’re still figuring it all out! We chat about combining the creative process with running a business an...
2022-01-2755 min
ROOTBOUNDEpisode 12: Passiflora and the Girl who Paved Her Own Way with Liza PetersonJoin Emma, Samara, and Special Guest: Liza Peterson, as they talk science, plants, and sibling dynamics.
2022-01-151h 08
rootboundepisode 002: Basil and DandelionThe guest on episode 2 of rootbound is Maggie Dewane. You can listen to her on the excellent podcast The Watering Hole. Also over at maggiedewane.com. Steve talks with Maggie Dewane about Basil and Dandelion + the definition of Sepal and clips from a German children’s television show. Brought to you by the color Green.Show Notes!Wikipedia entry on African Blue BasilThe intro to the german children’s television show LöwenzahnThe episode of Löwenzahn called Der Unkrautgärtner
2022-01-1122 min
rootboundMimosa and BittercressThe guest on the first episode of rootbound is Ashley Holmes, co-host of The Watering Hole podcast and created of the YouTube channel, Ashley and the PlanetShow Notes!An interesting episode of Radio Lab featuring Mimosa PudicaSmarter Everyday films Bittercress in slow motion
2022-01-0829 min
The Winter Growers PodcastPavel Orvechkin of Pavel's GardenOne of No-Till Growers favorite Kentucky farmers, Pavel Orvechkin of Pavel's Garden joins host Clara Coleman to talk about the sustainable ag roots of his Russian childhood, leaving academia to pursue farming full-time, current and potential collaborations, his progression into year-round growing in a mild winter climate, some of the pest/disease challenges he's experienced with small-scale intensive winter growing, a rad intercropping system, and more. Mentioned in the show... Fox Hollow Farm and Rootbound Farm (other great KY farms, just sayin') The Johnny's hoop bender & AG row cover The Farmers...
2021-11-241h 03
Do London Differently by London National Park CityEpisode 2: RewildThe concept of Rewilding is restoring a piece of land to its natural, uncultivated state - often by allowing native species to regrow there, namely flora and fauna. This podcast will explore the topic of physical Rewilding; but also the concept of Rewilding our minds. Has working from home allowed us to reconnect with our local spaces? Can we rewild our relationship with our local communities to be stronger and more caring? How can we better use the spaces we have available to us in our local areas?Speakers Alice V...
2021-10-1948 min
Writing the Coast: BC and Yukon Book Prizes PodcastS3 Episode 14: Grant Buday talks about the memorable characters that inspired his bookABOUT THIS EPISODE:
In this episode, host Megan Cole talks to Grant Buday, author of Orphans of Empire, which is a finalist for the 2021 Roderick Haig-Brown Regional Prize. In their conversation Grant discusses the characters that bring the history of BC and New Brighton to life, and how when research ran dry, he filled in the gaps with imagination and fiction.
ABOUT GRANT BUDAY:
Grant Buday is the author of the novels Dragonflies, White Lung, Sack of Teeth, Rootbound, The Delusionist, and Atomic Road, the memoir Stranger on a Strange Island, and the travel memoir Golden Goa. His novels have...
2021-09-0425 min
ROOTBOUNDEpisode 11: Silver Satin Pothos and the Girl with PassionJoin Emma and Samara as they discuss workaholism, the Enneagram, pursuing your passion and the Gin and Tonic.
2021-08-081h 18ROOTBOUNDEpisode 10: Swiss Cheese Plant and the Girl with Life AdviceJoin Yelena, Samara and Emma as they enjoy Yelena’s current favorite plant and cocktail while discussing her tips on living your 20s to the fullest!
2021-06-201h 04ROOTBOUNDEpisode 9: Fiddle Leaf Fig and the Girl Who is Old FashionedJoin Emma and Samara as they give updates on their plants and ponder life with a smokey cocktail.
2021-05-011h 14ROOTBOUNDEpisode 8: Aloe Vera and the Girl with Creative Freedom with Lynnae SelfJoin Samara, Yelena, and Emma as they welcome special guest Lynnae Self to discuss how to uncover the mystery behind why plants can nourish, inspire and encourage!
2021-03-171h 02
The Low Down at the Lodge: Oldham County Family YMCARootbound Farms, Rocketeer, Favorite Strength Rootbound Farms, the Rocketeer with little people and what's your favorite strength exercise. Josh, Adam and Meredith have fun with this weeks podcast https://www.rootboundfarm.com
2021-03-0534 min
The ThawedCast: Conversations About AnimationEarwig and the WitchThe Ehlke siblings Philip, Dawson, and Samara talk Studio Ghibli and their latest release 'Earwig and the Witch' (2020) from director Goro Miyazaki, son of acclaimed animator Hayao Miyazaki. This is the first CGI animated film from Studio Ghibli, and it features the young Erica Wigg, a.k.a "Earwig," who becomes the foster child of a witch and her demonic companion. The enterprising Earwig is challenged to adapt to her difficult new surroundings, as it is genuinely uncertain whether her foster parents pose a threat to her or are simply old and disgruntled. This surprisingly apt metaphor for uncomfortable family...
2021-03-041h 24ROOTBOUNDEpisode 7: Hoya and the Girl Who Made it Through the StormJoin Yelena, Samara, and Emma as they discuss how to cope with the stormy seasons of life all while enjoying a Dark 'N' Stormy.
2021-01-241h 12ROOTBOUNDEpisode 6: Pilea Peperomioides and the Girl with New VisionJoin Emma, Samara, and Yelena as they reminisce about 2020 and talk New Year's resolutions and MONEY...plants.
2021-01-031h 05ROOTBOUNDEpisode 5: Chinese Evergreen and the Girl Who Doesn’t Believe in SantaJoin Emma, Samara and Yelena as they talk about poinsettias, martini's, and their Christmas traditions.
2020-12-121h 19ROOTBOUNDEpisode 4: The Sansevieria and the Girl with all the Flower Power with Brennyn KilbyJoin Samara, Emma and Yelena as they welcome their first guest, Brennyn Kilby!
2020-11-281h 04ROOTBOUNDEpisode 3: The Pothos and the Girl Who Gave You That PlantJoin Samara, Emma and Yelena as they chat about the plants they suggest every new plant owner start with and their experiences with friendships and roommateship.
2020-11-151h 04ROOTBOUNDEpisode 2: The Mimosa Pudica and the Girl Who Doesn't Speak LatinJoin Emma, Samara and Yelena as they talk about exotic plants and their top travel destinations.
2020-10-271h 01
ROOTBOUNDEpisode 1: The Monstera Deliciosa and the Girl Who Bought a PlantJoin Emma, Samara and Yelena in their inaugural episode as they tell the stories of their first ever plant owning and cocktail drinking experiences.
2020-10-071h 08
The Breathe Like A Badass PodcastJo Hooper: How to Make Work Work For You (Without Sacrificing Success, or Going Too Mad)This week, I’m talking to Jo Hooper, the founder of the Mad and Sad Club.
In her own words, Jo started grappling with her mental health in 2017, but before that had been developing a wildly unhealthy relationship with work for….ever.
Two breakdowns, three therapists, countless books, podcasts, pills and walks later, she spent two years trying to manage her mental health alongside a job as Head of Communications, and she was exhausted - and, as she says, had become a bit of an expert in being mad at work.
After 11 years in c...
2020-06-241h 42
Gardens, weeds and wordsRootbound. With Alice VincentRootbound. With Alice Vincent A blend of slow radio, gardening advice and conversation, and readings from the best garden and wildlife writing. These notes may contain affiliate links. Garden soundtrack More winter behind than before us The cold and damp – joys of a good fire at the end of the day. Micro book review 02:02 Roger Deakin’s Notes from Walnut Tree Farm https://amzn.to/2uRIWVU Published by Hamish Hamilton, 2008 Extracts read by Rose White Winter - a challenge for the indoor gardener Being rootbound – a problem for houseplants… …and also for plants in nurseries …though a very few plants respond well to having their r...
2020-01-3147 min
Mind Body GardenDon't Start your Tomatoes too Soon!I am chomping at the bit to get some seeds planted, but I have to keep reminding myself to slow down and be patient. In the past I have started tomatoes too early and then run into issues with plugs becoming rootbound or I'll have to do extra work with transplanting into larger pots. I also talk about my plans to experiment with planting tomato seeds directly in 4 inch CowPots and testing that growth against the plants grown in the plug trays. I also talk about the joy of growing a garden versus the pressure of growing for a CSA...
2020-01-2909 minGardens, weeds and wordsNature in a virtual space. With Sara TaskerNature in a virtual space. With Sara Tasker A blend of slow radio, gardening advice and conversation, and readings from the best garden and wildlife writing. These notes may contain affiliate links. Garden soundtrack Gardening in the rain Most used garden tools An argument for including a smart phone Social media and gardening community Micro book review 05:09 from Rootbound. Rewilding a Life by Alice Vincent Published by Canongate Books January 2020. Preorder here https://amzn.to/2splqOU Extract read by Rose White The role of Instagram in disseminating an awareness of plants, flowers and the natural world. Interview with Sara Tasker 09:42 10:58 Sara’s social media beg...
2019-11-3053 min
Align With Anna®️Episode 27 - "Turning Obstacles into Assests" with Aaron FloraTune in as Aaron Flora, owner of Rootbound STL, a plant based juicery and restaurant, shares his personal story, his personal obstacles and lessons learned along the way!This is one of my absolute favorite episodes as it is SO INCREDIBLY SOULFUL.Aaron has a wonderful way of making you feel at home. Aaron and I met at a Self Care festival this time last year and instantly connected. I am so proud to support him and his business Rootbound. If you are in the Saint Louis area, come to...
2019-10-3031 min
Homebrew MagicEpisode 24: Nelson's Standard DecksHello and welcome to the Homebrew Magic podcast!
After a bit of a rough weekend and trouble with the Throne of Eldraine and Brawl recording Nelson and Schnell did last week, we pivoted! We're going to bring our initial Throne of Eldraine and Brawl reactions a little later than we had anticipated, but this week Nelson takes a deeper dive into what he's playing in Standard on Arena right now. The deck lists for the three decks he's playing the most right now are:
Yarokharmonicon2x Fblthp, the Lost4X Merfolk Branchwalker
2019-07-2900 min