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The Grounded podcast Is a podcast about Green living, Eating, Permaculture and sustainable practices and so much more.
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This is the final episode of the Grounded podcast. It’s been a pleasure doing the show for many years in it’s different iterations continuing to evolve and grow along the way. Along the way I’ve learned many things and spoke to some very interesting and inspiring people along the way. I also managed to inspire a few people along the way that went on to start podcasts of their own. I’m glad to have ignited that fire in others. And I’ve considered it an honor and privilege to meet and learn many things. The podcast started all the way back in 2007 that came from a blog called The Green Blog, which in turn spurred on the show The Green Blog podcast, which a few years later was renamed to Grounded. Things have continued to change in the podcasting space since I started, literally having started at the beginning of the medium itself. But I’m not going away completely. Although this iteration of the show has come to an end. Another show on another platform is in the works. Stay tuned.
In a bit of a reset for the Grounded podcast Tony introduces a new Co-host Jenny, and within this episode we dive into Jenny’s history around gardening and much more!
On this episode of the Grounded podcast Tony and Michelle sit down and discuss some of the most popular gardening myths, and debunk them.
In part 2 Tony and Michelle continue chatting about the little things we can do on a daily basis to help slow climate change and lower our carbon footprint.
This is a strange episode I’ll admit, but a great departure from the regular show, it’s almost like this episode is a time slip.
On this episode of the Grounded podcast Tony and Michelle sit down to talk Climate Change and the small things we can do to make huge impacts to fight climate change.
On this week’s episode of the Grounded podcast we’re discussing the Blue zones located around the world, regions where people have the highest concentration of those that live beyond 100 years of age.
On this episode of the Grounded podcast Tony and Michelle dive into some of the myths rampant in the Vegan community and dispel some of its myths. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/greenblog/subscribe
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This is an encore episode of The Green Blog Podcast, now known as the Grounded podcast. Updates on the podcast moving forward and everything that’s happened in the garden and in life in general, and why i seemingly fell off the face of the earth for the last 7 months. New episodes are coming this January, stay tuned!
In this episode of the Grounded podcast I’ll introduce you to a few great gardening books I’ve read over the Autumn, Winter and early Spring seasons.
In this episode of The Grounded podcast Tony talks about the Dirty dozen and the Clean Fifteen, fruit and Veg you should buy strictly Organically and produce it’s ok to buy in a conventional way that’s grown in a sustainable, organic way by local farmers.
In this episode of The Grounded podcast we’ll talk about reasons we should eat with the seasons.
In this episode of the Grounded podcast, Tony talks about Home gardening tools to make gardening easier.
In this episode of the Grounded podcast Tony talks about 8 of his favorite tools that he likes to use in the garden.
In this soft encore update episode of the Grounded podcast we take a look back at home to start seeds properly for the best rate of success.
In this introductory episode of the Food Politics podcast, Crystal and I will discuss some of the books we’re reading about the food we eat, grow and the politics surrounding them. We’ll also briefly discuss some of the upcoming topics coming to the Food Politics podcast, stay tuned.
In this episode of The Green Blog Podcast Tony talks about why planting trees, shrubs and bulbs is better in the fall versus Spring/ Summertime.
In this episode of The Green Blog Podcast we’ll discuss what the Persephone Period is and why it’s important.
In this episode of The Green Blog Podcast, Tony and Crystal sit down and continue the conversation about the book Organic Manifesto.
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