Cele mai bune Dick Ward podcast-uri (2024)

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Regenerative Orcharding with Jonathan Carr of Carr's Ciderhouse 47:06

3M ago47:06

47:06

Join us for an engaging conversation with Jonathan Carr on the topic of regenerative orchard practices and a variety of other topics on the podcast today. To quote the writing on one of the hard cider bottles I've got on top of my fridge... "Preservation Orchard is the home of Carr's Ciderhouse, where we practice regenerative agriculture and evolut…

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Black Walnut with Ben Bishop 50:51

4M ago50:51

50:51

Black Walnut in alley cropping systems is the topic of today's podcast episode. With a very special guest who you may have heard of. Join us to learn all about Ben's thesis research in a fun co-host interview that we've been meaning to record for many months now. This species is so much more than the juglone, get over it non believers! Don't forget…

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Medlars with Jane Steward 1:03:08

4M ago1:03:08

1:03:08

Medlar is the topic of today's podcast episode! We've talked about this unusual and delicious fruit on the podcast in snippets here and there, but today it gets the attention it deserves. Join us for an in-depth interview with Jane Steward, author of Medlars: Growing and Cooking, on the fascinating history of the medlar, cultivation and harvest tip…

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Brooklyn Beef Episode #017 - Discussion Between Republican Brooklyn Mike & Democratic Candidate for Geneva, NY Ward 6 City Councilor, Michael Salotto 1:57:34

4M ago1:57:34

1:57:34

Join me, "Brooklyn Mike" and co-host DJ Scott West on "The Brooklyn Beef Podcast" on TBMSRadio.com (WBMS-db Radio Geneva, New York). Democratic Candidate (Michael Salotto) for Ward 6 in Geneva New York went to the home of Republican - Brooklyn Mike host of the "Brooklyn Beef" . Unfortunately, Brooklyn Mike was not at home and Michael Salotto left h…

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Hazelnuts with Tom Molnar 49:46

4M ago49:46

49:46

Join us for a deep dive into the Hazelnut, a tree crop that has not been discussed enough on this podcast! Today we primarily talk about European hazelnuts (Corylus avellana) and hybrids (Corylus avellana x americana), and learn from Dr. Tom Molnar about the decades of germplasm collection, evaluation, and breeding research his lab has conducted at…

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Forage, Harvest, Feast with Marie Viljoen 1:30:13

5M ago1:30:13

1:30:13

It's 2024 and we're back! Marie Viljoen is our first guest on season four of the podcast. Join us as we discuss some of the underutilized edibles featured in Marie's book Forage, Harvest, Feast: A Wild-Inspired Cuisine. Marie Recommends: https://integrationacres.com/ to find spicebush listed as "Appalachian Allspice" Sam Thayer's Field Guide to Wil…

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TBMSRadio Premiers Its Fourth Weekly LIVE Show "Sandy Bottom Blues" 2:03:10

5M ago2:03:10

2:03:10

"Brooklyn Mike" of TBMSRadio.com (WBMS-db Radio Geneva, New York) and the entire TBMSRadio.com crew would like to showcase the premier our newest and fourth weekly LIVE Show "Sandy Bottom Blues" every Saturday Night from 7:00pm - 9:00pm ET! On Saturday nights you will meet one of the most fun couples who will be broadcasting around the World from W…

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The Surgeon Was A Dick & I Told Him 16:40

7M ago16:40

16:40

As our last episode this side of Christmas we ran through 6 Reddit posts which piqued our interest from working on NHS Wards, obnoxious surgeons andDe către Jake Ward

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Advice For New Nurses 17:45

7M ago17:45

17:45

We take a Reddit thread offering advice to newly qualified nurses. Our resident nurse and homecare expert listens to a few pieces of 'wise' advice before offering her own pearls of wisdom. As always, feel free to write in with your own stories, questions or opinions :) homecarehelpline.mailbox@gmail.com…

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Single Use Plastic IS NECESSARY Right Now For The Elderly 10:39

7M ago10:39

10:39

Ok, so single use plastic isn't exactly necessary BUT if it's the ONLY option then it certainly is. We rely on small individual portions to avoid food waste, stimulate apetite and ensure the elderly and the vulnerable can still maintain a good level of food intake later in life. Of course, the companies should be piling more resources into composib…

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Nurse Finds Her Specialism AND Shared House Drama 24:23

7M ago24:23

24:23

We discuss two topics on this podcast. Firsty, a nurse who is in a shared house with a difficult flatmate who has THROWN HER FOOD AWAY. We offer our thoughts. Second, we discuss how Kate found her nurse specialism following various placements as a student nurse. As always please feel free to reach out. homecarehelpline.mailbox@gmail.com…

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Care. The Good. The Bad. And The Ugly! 21:26

8M ago21:26

21:26

We discuss the pros and cons of working in community care.De către Jake Ward

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Fat, Bossy & Lazy. Can I Leave My Father? 14:26

8M ago14:26

14:26

Fat, Bossy & Lazy. Can I Leave My Father? We discussed the case of a daughter with a chequered relationship with her father who is elderly and has various other complications. As he is not grateful, helpful, is lacking in respect for himself and others and will not help himself, she is asking; can I leave my dad to fend for himself without feeling …

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Will He Ever Walk Again? 8:31

8M ago8:31

8:31

We discuss whether an elderly man with advanced dementia will recover his walking ability afetr a fall, resulting in a broken hip. As always, get in touch if you would like us to discuss your own questions or if you would like to be on the show :) homecarehelpline.mailbox@gmail.comDe către Jake Ward

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Nurse Guilty Of Illegal Sedation 12:06

8M ago12:06

12:06

We discuss the case of Catherine Hudson, a nurse working on a stroke unit an a NHS trust in Blackpool, who was found guilty of illegally sedating patients in her care. Giving medication which was not prescribed AND stealing medication from the hospital wards. As always get in touch if you want any topics discussing or need some 1-to-1 advice. homec…

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Tips For A Sore Bum - Managing Pressure Sores 14:08

9M ago14:08

14:08

In todays episdoe we discuss a Reddit post asking for advice managing presse sores. So we discuss how pressure sores develop, techniques for managing them and good pressure area care and give some handy tips. As always you are more than welcome to write into the show and share your thoughts and experiences. homecarehelpline.mailbox@gmail.com or fin…

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Tricked Into Getting A Vaccine ¦ Discussing Dementia 44:10

9M ago44:10

44:10

We discuss a daughter who is concerned a woman is manipulating her mother, fears of hereditary dementia, the impact of dementia on young children, paying for care long term and more. As always if you want direct advice or to be on the show please get in touch on instagram, facebook or email. homecarehelpline.mailbox@gmail.com…

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Preventing Falls In Old Age and When Is The Right Time For A Care Home With A Diagnosis of Dementia? 39:17

9M ago39:17

39:17

If Judi Dench falls at home does she make a sound? Apparently yes, mainly talking to her parrot. In episode 1 we discuss preventing falls at home in our older age and barriers we may face. We also discuss an individual case who reached out on Reddit, whose mother is distressed in a care home with dementia. We offer advice surrounding what steps cou…

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Pawpaws with Neal Peterson 1:14:50

9M ago1:14:50

1:14:50

It's pawpaw season! So today we have a very timely episode for you all, an interview with Neal Peterson of Peterson Pawpaws. Neal has spent decades working with Asimina triloba, collecting fruits from orchards across the Eastern United States and improving the largest tree ripened fruit of North America into the seven named cultivars that we know s…

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Hybrid Chestnuts with Dick Jaynes 1:04:18

10M ago1:04:18

1:04:18

With the chestnut harvest season approaching, we have our annual chestnut themed episode today with a true living legend in the field of tree crops research, Dick Jaynes. On today’s episode we discuss Dick’s decades of research on hybrid chestnuts, specific cultivars that emerged from his breeding work, limitations to commercial chestnut growing, N…

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Feral Apples with Gnarly Pippins 51:42

11M ago51:42

51:42

Today's episode is all about the pomes! Tune in for our discussion with Matt Kaminsky, aka Gnarly Pippins, on the topic of wild/feral/seedling apples. Matt is a fruit explorer and orchardist who specializes in feral trees that kick it on the sides of highways, edges, and other forgotten places without any management from humans. Why are these trees…

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Oikos Tree Crops with Ken Asmus 55:38

12M ago55:38

55:38

In today's episode we consider ourselves very lucky to be interviewing Ken Asmus of Oikos Tree Crops. A mail order plant nursery specializing in seedling populations of a wide range of edible plants including trees, shrubs, herbaceous perennials, and tuber crops. Join us as we learn about the many selections that Ken has made over the past forty ye…

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Boston Food Forest Coalition with Nellie Ward & Alex Alvanos 49:33

1y ago49:33

49:33

Welcome back podcast listeners, today we have Nellie Ward & Alex Alvanos of the Boston Food Forest Coalition on the podcast. Boston Food Forest Coalition is a non profit organization that works to transform vacant lots across Boston into community orchards and edible parks. Nellie is a steward at the Eggleston Community Orchard in Jamaica Plain, an…

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Groundcovers in Edible Forest Gardens with Dave Jacke 1:05:25

1y ago1:05:25

1:05:25

You spoke up and we listened! Responding to a survey we put out earlier this year on our instagram page, which is @forestgardenpodcast, we decided to do an episode on ground covers in the forest garden. And who better to talk about this topic than the man who wrote the book on forest gardens in North America, Dave Jacke (with co-author Eric Toensme…

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Food Access & Community Fridges with Reggy of Fridgeport 40:45

1y ago40:45

40:45

Today's episode dives into the community fridge model, a concept that became common in the U.S. during the Covid-19 pandemic as more and more people in urban areas across america became food insecure. Join us today, as we learn about the origins of Fridgeport, the community fridge project based in Bridgeport, CT. Be sure to check out the links belo…

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TBMSRadio newest personality "PITA" & Cold Call to "Big Dick's Half Way Inn" 1:38:58

1y ago1:38:58

1:38:58

"Brooklyn Mike" of TBMSRadio.com (WBMS-db Radio Geneva, New York) and the entire TBMSRadio.com crew would like to welcome our newest On-Air Personality during the "Corona Friday House Party" "PITA"! Additionally, one of our dedicated listeners sent us a picture of a billboard in Missouri. That picture was of a restaurant called. "Big Dick's Halfway…

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Four Season Farming with Dakota of River Ridge Farm 48:14

1y ago48:14

48:14

Today's episode is all about the winter harvest, and the reality of starting a farm in New England where land is not affordable. Tune in for our interview with Dakota Rudloff-Eastman of River Ridge Farm to learn about what the land acquisition process looks like for a new farmer trying to set their roots, leasing vs. owning, how four season farming…

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Kernza & Perennial Agriculture with Tessa Peters of The Land Institute 36:54

1y ago36:54

36:54

How many of y'all have heard of the long root ale? Climate smart honey oats cereal? How about Kernza? The main ingredient in these products, and the perennial grain that has the potential to revolutionize our modern agricultural system. Tune in today for a deep dive into Kernza and the other perennialization projects taking place at the land instit…

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Forest Farming with Linh Aven of Dandelion Forest Farm 43:37

1y ago43:37

43:37

Join us for our discussion with Linh Aven, regenerative farmer and chef extraordinaire. Linh has a fascinating background in both molecular biology and gastronomy, which she applies to her current practice as a regenerative farmer. Today we learn about her story and how it brought her to forest farming in Nottingham, New Hampshire. In today's episo…

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Tree Crops with Buzz Ferver of Perfect Circle Farm 1:04:58

1y ago1:04:58

1:04:58

Welcome back podcast listeners! This episode is jam packed with information about fruit and nut trees. We consider ourselves very lucky to have Buzz Ferver of Perfect Circle Farm on the podcast today, sharing his wealth of knowledge with us. Tune in to learn about Buzz's backstory, his introduction to tree crops and regenerative systems, the histor…

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The Cohousing Model with Henry Lappen of Cherry Hill Cohousing 32:42

1+ y ago32:42

32:42

Hey there podcast listeners. Today we have a very interesting interview for you with Henry Lappen, a member of the Cherry Hill Cohousing community based in Amherst, Massachusetts. Henry has been a part of this unique community in western Massachusetts for the past thirty years - ever since its establishment in the early 1990's. For those who aren't…

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Winter Gloom Survival pt. 2: Our Favorite YouTube Channels 37:15

1+ y ago37:15

37:15

Welcome back podcast listeners. In todays episode we are continuing our series on overcoming winter gloom, with some forest garden (or forest garden-adjacent) streamable content. Tune in to hear about some of our favorite youtube channels. Our hope is that you'll discover something new! Maybe a channel that inspires you to try something different t…

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Documentaries to get you through Winter Gloom 49:03

1+ y ago49:03

49:03

Happy New Year podcast listeners, and welcome to season three of the podcast! We have a winter themed episode today featuring many documentaries that we have curated into a list separated by topic. Some of you may remember our interview with Lisa Fernandes from last season. In that interview Lisa mentioned how The Resilience Hub of Portland, Maine …

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Specialty Plant Nurseries for Next Year's Food Forest 25:28

1+ y ago25:28

25:28

It's December and winter is nearly here! For many of us, it probably feels like it has already started. Some might wonder what a plant nerd does in the cold winter months, at least for us - we start planning. What new trees are going in the ground in the spring, where will they be planted, and more importantly where will we get them from? Today's e…

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From Food Forest to Table: Holiday Recipes 34:57

1+ y ago34:57

34:57

Well folks the growing season is coming to an end, cold weather and family gatherings are quickly approaching. Or for many of us they're already here! Tune in today for some timely commentary on the dishes we make for our holiday family gatherings. If you're interested in medlars, pecans, chestnuts, or persimmons - and how they can make their way o…

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Kernza: Perennial Grain of the Future (Guest Episode) 29:45

1+ y ago29:45

29:45

Hey there podcast listeners, Today we're running an episode from a podcast called Hot Farm. It's from our friends at the Food & Environment Reporting Network. The podcast is about what farmers are doing – or could be doing – to take on the climate emergency. In this episode, you’ll hear about a grain called Kernza, which might one day be a staple i…

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A Lifetime of Chestnut Research with Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis 1:02:40

1+ y ago1:02:40

1:02:40

With chestnut harvest season in full swing in North America, we have a very timely episode for y'all today. Tune in for our discussion with Dr. Sandra Anagnostakis who for many years was a lead researcher in the department of plant pathology and ecology at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven, CT. If someone has ever passed …

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Yardwork: Gardening is Heavy Metal (Guest Episode) 24:44

1+ y ago24:44

24:44

Hey there podcast listeners, today we have a special treat for you - featuring voices other than our own! Tune in for a fantastic guest episode from the folks at Outside/In, a show from New Hampshire Public Radio. We chose to feature this guest episode because it poses a very important question for us (and probably for you too) "is the soil in my b…

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Forage & Feast! Mushroom Hunting & Notes from the Russian Diaspora with Dan Bensonoff 54:55

2y ago54:55

54:55

Fall is nearly upon us podcast listeners! Cooler temperatures and rainy days will soon bring a bounty to the forest floor. In other words, it's mushroom hunting season. Tune in today for our conversation with Dan Bensonoff, director of the Permaculture Initiative at UMASS Amherst. Dan has been collecting mushrooms for the majority of his life, havi…

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Outdoor Mushroom Cultivation with Field and Forest Products 58:23

2y ago58:23

58:23

It's September! This sweltering summer is coming to a close, and thank the heavens it's been raining a bit more in the past few weeks. (At least in our neck of the woods). With the coming drops in temperature and increased precipitation, we over here at The Forest Garden have our foraging baskets all set and ready for the weeks to come. But did you…

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Carbon Farming Solutions & The Nutritional Value of Perennial Vegetables with Eric Toensmeier 51:48

2y ago51:48

51:48

Welcome back podcast listeners! Tune in today to learn from one of our personal heroes Eric Toensmeier, author of Paradise Lot, Perennial Vegetables, The Carbon Farming Solution (and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens written by Dave Jacke). We cover quite a bit in todays episode, prepare yourself for in depth descriptions of agroforestry practices…

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TBMSRadio with Special Guest "Ted Quillen" Admin & Creator of the G-Town Boys Breakfast Club 3:05:41

2y ago3:05:41

3:05:41

"Brooklyn Mike" of TBMSRadio.com was honored to have Special Guest "Ted Quillen" (aka Teddy Tortellini) Admin and Creator of the G-Town Boys Breakfast Club Facebook Group. We had a great time in studio with food and fellowship. We reminisced about back in the day in Geneva, New York, our Italian upbringing, our culture and heritage, and all the get…

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Establishing a Regenerative Community Network: The Resilience Hub with Lisa Fernandes 59:28

2y ago59:28

59:28

Welcome back podcast listeners! Today we have a really good one for y'all, a deep dive into the in's and out's of how The Resilience Hub got started. If you have never heard of it, The Resilience Hub is 'a 501c3 organization dedicated to regenerating land, growing healthy food, and building strong, resilient communities.' But it didn't necessarily …

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Food Forests in Public Spaces: Mount Joy Community Orchard with Aaron Parker 1:03:08

2y ago1:03:08

1:03:08

Today we have an extra special episode! We're lucky to be hosting Aaron Parker of Edgewood Nursery, Propaganda by the Seed, and most importantly - the Mount Joy Community Orchard Project. Mt. Joy is a food forest/community orchard located on Munjoy Hill in Portland, Maine. I first discovered it completely by accident. I stumbled into this magical l…

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Ten Lesser Known East Asian Edibles with Kyle Dougherty 1:11:37

2y ago1:11:37

1:11:37

The title says it all! Tune in today to learn about perennial vegetables and woody plants that are very undervalued in the U.S. and the west as a whole. Mmmm they're tasty, stick with us to the end to figure out where to acquire these highly nutritious but often hard to source plants! And as always, if you want to get in touch - find us @forestgard…

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Permaculture isn’t Perfect: Ethics, Problems, & Solutions 36:52

2y ago36:52

36:52

The title says it all! Tune in today for commentary on the ethical questions surrounding permaculture, some of its shortfallings, and problems you may encounter as a 'practicioner' designing with the permaculture toolkit. Today's episode sadly is a solo act, as Ben is busy moving again. We'll be back again soon enough with our long form podcast epi…

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Passiflora: Liliko'i, Maypops, and More! 39:55

2y ago39:55

39:55

Coming to you live from the back of Palolo valley on the Island of O'ahu - we have quite and exciting episode for you today. Passiflora is a genus that Ben and I are obsessed with. Back home, the Maypop (Passiflora incarnata) vines I have spread throughout my forest garden are likely just starting to pop up in the landscape. Until I get back to the…

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TBMSRadio Capeesh Italiano with "Brooklyn Mike" 10:06

2y ago10:06

10:06

"Brooklyn Mike" of TBMSRadio.com received this email from a friend from Facebook's Crazy Older Italians, I thought it was funny and it brought back memories growing up in Brooklyn. So we decided to turn it into a podcast and share it with all of you! Its funny and we hope you all enjoy listening to it! "Brooklyn Mike" of TBMSRadio.com transmits acr…

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Spring Foraging: Ramps, Morels, & Exciting Alternatives 28:00

2y ago28:00

28:00

It's foraging season! Time to grab ye olde foraging basket, a friend, a field guide, and hit the trails! Fill up those baskets to the brim with native wild edibles and then come home to... wait, should we really be doing this? Today's episode delves into spring foraging with tips and tricks for beginners, some thoughts about population decline in r…

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Brooklyn Beef Episode #016 - The People's Convoy of New York 28:55

2y ago28:55

28:55

Join me, "Brooklyn Mike" and co-host DJ Scott West on "The Brooklyn Beef Podcast". This episode is called "The People's Convoy of New York". This Brooklyn Beef Episode #016 discusses the upcoming protest in the State of New York by The People's Convoy of New York. First and foremost, any of the The People's Convoys are PEACEFUL events! They do NOT …

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