Soil Structure Secrets: Grow Thriving, Vibrant Gardens
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, host Erin Hoover interviews Deirdre Griffin-LaHue, an expert in soil health, about the importance of soil structure in gardening. They discuss how soil structure—how mineral particles and organic matter form aggregates—affects water retention, air flow, and p…
Projectkin Live: Speakers’ Corner Holiday Preview
Thank you to Kyla Bayang, Erin Hoover, Dr. Mary Marshall, Diane Burley, David Shaw and many others for joining us for our Live Preview of Speakers’ Corner which is coming up later in the week.
Projectkin is free. We always welcome fellow travellers on the path of family history. Learn more Pr…
S2E20: Dr. Erin Hoover, Our Poet Laureate
It’s so rare to find poetry in the wild outside the classroom, but this week, we sat down with a legendary poet of our own. Dr. Erin Hoover teaches at Tennessee Tech University here in Cookeville, TN. She’s a single parent by choice, a poet, a professor, a prolific writer, and this year, she is Coo…
84. AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Barnburner (2018) by Erin Hoover
This week, academic, poet laureate of Cookeville, Tennessee, and mom Dr. Erin Hoover of Tennessee Tech University sits down to speak with us about her a couple of her poetry selections: her debut Barnburner and No Spare People. Hoover also talks to us about her inspirations as a poet, her life as a…
Erin Hoover Joins George Halford To Discuss Finding Meaning In Every Moment
Life’s most defining moments often shape the stories we tell—and how we tell them. In this episode, George Halford sits down with Erin Hoover, professor at Tennessee Tech and the first Poet Laureate for Putnam County, to explore how her life experiences have influenced her work as a writer and educ…
Stories250 | A Celebration: Our Ancestors at the Time of the American Revolution
Thank you, Linda Stufflebean, Diane Burley, Jennifer Jones, Lori Olson White, Bill Moore, MamaCarole, GenealCymru, Helene | Letters from LaBelle, An American Genealogy, Jane Chapman, Anne Wendel, Anne’s Family History, Erin Hoover, Garry E Moore, Kyla Bayang, Linda Teather, Maureen Taylor, Randy Se…
Erin Hoover Joins George Halford To Discuss Finding Meaning In The Moment
In this engaging episode, George Halford sits down with Tennessee Tech professor and Putnam County Poet Laureate Aaron Hoover to discuss the power of poetry, storytelling, and the arts in shaping both individuals and communities. Hoover reflects on the life experiences that inspired her writing, fr…
How to Clean Up Your Fall Garden to Support Overwintering Insects
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, Erin Hoover chats with Julie Banken, a Master Gardener with a background in entomology, about creating pollinator-friendly gardens by rethinking traditional fall cleanup practices. Julie shares her passion for gardening with insects in mind, explaining how le…
How to Grow Thriving Garlic in the Pacific Northwest
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, Erin Hoover covers everything you need to know about growing garlic in Washington state. She explains the difference between hardneck and softneck garlic, shares her own growing experience, and touches on elephant garlic as well.
Erin walks through site sele…
The Urban Tree Canopy: How Trees in Cities Keep Temperatures Low
In this episode of The Evergreen Thumb, Erin Hoover talks with Tim Kohlhoff about the role trees play in creating healthier, more livable communities. They explore why urban tree canopies matter, the challenges communities face in protecting them, and how thoughtful tree planting can help shape the…
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