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00:58Homegrown Herbs and Growing 101 Herbs That Heal
All chefs know that the secret to good food is fresh herbs. Whether you are a chef or just someone who appreciates the flavor of fresh, organic herbs, having an herb garden is becoming an essential part of every home environment. In addition to culinary uses, herbs are also grown for a myriad of reasons such as natural remedies, fragrance, beauty, to dye textiles, for attracting pollinators and even to repel other insects. Some herbs are even grown for spiritual ceremonies and rituals. While there are many uses for herbs, growing your own herbs is something that everyone should incorporate into their home environment. It is economic, good for the environment and good for your health! Tammi Hartung, author of Homegrown Herbs- A Complete Guide To Growing, Using and Enjoying More than 100 Herbs, will share her stories and inspirational guidelines for growing and using herbs as a part of ones daily lifestyle. She will discuss ways to garden on the windowsill during cold seasons and outdoors in the garden the rest of the year. She will describe ways to cook with herbs, how to prepare them for a proper cup of tea and how to use them in the bath. Bio: Tammi Hartung is an herbalist and organic grower with more than 32 years of experience. She and her husband, Chris, own and operate Desert Canyon Farm, a small certified organic wholesale farm in southern Colorado.Tammi is an international speaker and the author of Homegrown Herbs and Growing 101 Herbs That Heal. Her farm is a United Plant Savers botanical Sanctuary and a National Wildlife Habitat Sanctuary. Every spring Tammi and Chris open their farm to the public for 5 weekends as part of their Open Farm Days. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to Herbal Goddess,Tammi Hartung. Stay tuned!
Tags: Tammi Hartung growing herbs storing herbs Homegrown Herbs and Growing 101 Herbs That Heal gardening
by The Organic View in Environment
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NWI Food Swap: Sharing Homemade, Homegrown & Foraged Foods
219 GreenConnect host Kathy Sipple speaks with Toni Snearly, founder of NWI Food Swap. According to Food Swap Network, a food swap is a recurring event where members of a community share homemade, homegrown, or foraged foods with each other. Swaps allow direct trades to take place between attendees, e.g., a loaf of bread for a jar of pickles or a half-dozen backyard eggs. These events are a delicious way to diversify the homemade foods in your own pantry while getting to know members of y
Tags: Food Swap Local Food Northwest Indiana Toni Snearly Kathy Sipple
by 219GreenConnect in Food
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SERIOUSIDE:Gun Control,Boston Bombing, HOMEGROWN TERRORISTS
Welcome to the Seriouside of the jril show. This morning, we will be discussing the following topics:
1ST SEGMENT: SHAMEFUL-The senate failed to pass what some are saying "common sense" gun control. Really? We will discuss.
2ND SEGMENT: DONE DEAL-The Tsarnaev Brothers reign of terror came to an end Friday with the capture of the 19 yr old suspect. What did we learn from this ordeal?
3RD SEGMENT: BORN IN THE USA-How safe are we from "Home grown" Terrorists?
Tags: TJRS RADIO NETWORK SERIOUSIDE shameful-gun control boston bombing tsarnaev home grown terrorist
by The J Ril Show in Radio
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Author and Herbalist, Tammi Hartung -Homegrown Herbs
All chefs know that the secret to good food is fresh herbs. Whether you are a chef or just someone who appreciates the flavor of fresh, organic herbs, having an herb garden is becoming an essential part of every home environment. In addition to culinary uses, herbs are also grown for a myriad of reasons such as natural remedies, fragrance, beauty, to dye textiles, for attracting pollinators and even to repel other insects. Some herbs are even grown for spiritual ceremonies and rituals. While there are many uses for herbs, growing your own herbs is something that everyone should incorporate into their home environment. It is economic, good for the environment and good for your health!
Tammi Hartung, author of Homegrown Herbs- A Complete Guide To Growing, Using and Enjoying More than 100 Herbs, will share her stories and inspirational guidelines for growing and using herbs as a part of one's daily lifestyle. She will discuss ways to garden on the windowsill during cold seasons and outdoors in the garden the rest of the year. She will describe ways to cook with herbs, how to prepare them for a proper cup of tea and how to use them in the bath.
Bio: Tammi Hartung is an herbalist and organic grower with more than 32 years of experience. She and her husband, Chris, own and operate Desert Canyon Farm, a small certified organic wholesale farm in southern Colorado.Tammi is an international speaker and the author of Homegrown Herbs and Growing 101 Herbs That Heal. Her farm is a United Plant Savers botanical Sanctuary and a National Wildlife Habitat Sanctuary. Every spring Tammi and Chris open their farm to the public for 5 weekends as part of their Open Farm Days. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to Herbal Goddess,Tammi Hartung. Stay tuned!
Tags: Tammi Hartung Homegrown Herbs organic herbs herb gardening kitchen herb gardens
by The Organic View in Environment
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CelebrityCourt: AuthorChats
Hosted by criminal defense lawyer Elizabeth Kelley, AuthorChats features in-depth interviews with writers about their recent books. In this episode, we talk with Jim Harper, Director of Information Policy Studies at the Cato Institute, about the book he co-edited titled "Terrorizing Ourselves: Why U.S. Counterterrorism Policy is Failing and How to Fix It." http://www.elizabethkelleylaw.com
Tags: Drones Guantanamo Ricin Homegrown Terrorism Civil Liberties
by celebritycourtradio in Legal
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01:17
Everything I Have, John Jones, Singer/Songwriter/Pianist
John Jones, Singer, Songwriter & Pianist talks about his newly released album, Everything I Have
Be sure to visit AND VOTE for John on ArtistSignal.com! It'll help propel his career! https://artistsignal.com/johnjones
John's repertoire runs from Cole Porter to Coldplay. As a singer and classically trained pianist, John Jones has been entertaining crowds in the Midwest full-time since 2004. Whether augmented with arrangements of his 150+ self-produced backing tracks or simply playing and singing, his expressive vocals and dynamic piano work have led people to a few common opinions, expressed to John in conversations, emails, and social media posts; "John Jones is full of passion for what he does. It's hard to take your eyes off the energy of his performances. I've never seen so many people dancing in a piano bar."
In addition to his live performance work, John is an internationally-distributed songwriter. R&B/jazz vocalist Maysa Leak (of the British funk group Incognito) has recorded two of his songs for solo projects: "Honeybee" was featured on her 2010 album "A Woman in Love," and the ballad "Everything" appeared on her 2003 release "Out of the Blue." He's released three independent albums of original songs on iTunes and the internet: "Homegrown," "Shine Right Where You Are," and "Everything I Have."
For more information visit: http://www.johnjoneschicago.com/fr_home.cfm
Tags: singer songwriter pianist Chicago performer John Jones
by BITEradio me in Spirituality
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Clutching at Straws Radio (#3- A Misti in my Rainwater)
We made it to Episode Three! Alive!
Join host Shawn Misener as he interviews the enigmatic and facebook-genic Misti Rainwater-Lites, queen of the small press and poster child of the over-medicated generation. I can't promise much, but I can assure you that it will be an interesting interview and show. 90 minutes of pure, homegrown toobacky radio!
Special guest #2 to be announced as soon as they confirm.
Will Ronquella return? Huh? Maybe?
Tags: poetry writing Misti Rainwater-Lites Ronquella facebook
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Akasha Temple Live
Ruthann Amarteifio and Casey J. Carraher are here in the grandest city----Chicago!Tuatha Dea, www.tuathadea.com, is our guest on 'Salon'----This group is excellent---Celtic plus!! Homegrown, out of Gatlinburg, Tn. A real treat!!Joey and Holly Baird, and Agrimony, join Ruthann and Casey for 90 min. of Pagan variety!
Tags: Pagan Tuatha Celtic music plus Full moon Gardening
by Radio Akasha in Spirituality
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02:35
Baghdad to Boston - Terrorism Strikes the American Homeland
Although the gruesome sight of mangled body parts is an everyday reality in countries occupied or bombed by the U.S. military, last Monday's 'double-tap' bombing in downtown Boston was the first terror attack on U.S. soil in 12 years.
To date no arrests have been made in connection with the bombing, no group has claimed responsibility and no motive has been offered by the authorities. While facts remain thin on the ground, a number of clues suggest that 'homegrown' terrorists are being lined up to take the fall...
So on this week's show we're going to take a look at what happened at the Boston Marathon finish line and try to make sense of an apparently senseless act. We'll also be discussing events peripheral to the bombing and looking back at the Oklahoma City bombing, which took place almost 18 years ago to the day.
If you're in the Boston area, we want to hear from you about your experiences this week. Downtown obviously went into lockdown after the bombings, but did you notice anything unusual in the run-up to the attacks? And have you noticed the not-so-subtle propaganda insinuating that 'patriots' and 'gun owners' were somehow responsible for what was clearly a professional operation!
Everyone is asking 'Whodunnit?' While we can't tell you who exactly, we can offer a well-informed opinion or two... Join us as we connect the dots this Sunday 21st April from 2-4pm EDT (8-10pm CET)
Tags: Boston Marathon Boston Bombings Boston terror attack Marathon bombing War on terror
by SOTT Talk Radio in News
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Secular Sunday
Lectures, music and books designed to escape the bread and circus of spectator sport extravaganzas tjhat dominate American popular media.
A current edition of Point of Inquiry featuring Amanda Marcotte, a regular on RFK's late night "This Way Out Tuesday" with the RH Reality Cast. She will be one of the featured speakers at the upcoming, "Women in Secularism" conference. The March 18th conversation with POI host Chris Mooney is titled, "Skepticism Needs Feminism."
Then Jay Lockenour will interview Stanley Payne on his book The Spanish Civil War for the New Books Network.
From the program summary: "Published by Cambridge University Press as part of its Essential Histories series, Payne’s work synthesizes a lifetime of study in Spain, laying out the origins of the civil war in Spain’s deeply fractured political culture, and tracing the international and military developments that led to Francisco Franco’s eventual triumph in 1939. As Payne points out, the Spanish Civil War has been mythologized for political purposes since the day it began, much to the detriment of our understanding of the real story."
Also from NBN, Heath Brown inteviews Isaac Campos about his book "Homegrown: Marijuana and the Origins of Mexico's War on Drugs" University North Carolina Press.
Music provided by Joyce Har Lindorff playing the harpsichord.
Short poetry and essays provided by the volunteer readers at Libris Vox.
Tags: spirituality atheism agnostic religion history
by Radio Free Kansas in Life
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An Essential in Organic Gardening – Learning How to Preserve
As we’ve been learning more and more about commercial agriculture and chemicals, not to mention Genetically Modified Foods and seeds, increasing numbers of people are opting to be growing some of their own vegetables. Homegrown produce is not only more flavorful, but can also be more nutritious and healthful if grown organically or naturally. And many longtime gardeners know that saving your own seed is an essential part of this. So how can you do that? Dia
Tags: Vegetable Gardening seed saving organic gardening Natural Gardening home garden
by Diane Brandon in Environment
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