Photosynthesis | Guest Farmer Nick Cutsumpas
Michael Judson Berry and Ryan Wilder welcome Farmer Nick, a former athlete turned plantrepreneur, to explore the intelligence of plants. From photosynthesis and quantum biology to how trees communicate and react to their environment, the conversation challenges our understanding of consciousness an…
70. Instant Dream Home's Farmer Nick & Anna Dreslinski's Wedding
Alyssa interviews Nick Cutsumpas and Anna Dreslinski about their love story, from their initial meeting in LA to their unique wedding planning process. They discuss their commitment to sustainability, the challenges they faced on their wedding day, and the memorable moments that made their journey …
How Farmer Nick grew a viral business
Garden guru Nick Cutsumpas, better known as Farmer Nick, is a Michigan-based plant coach, urban gardener, and landscape designer. He talks about how his mom encouraged him to start a garden, sparking a deep love for greenery that quickly blossomed into a full-time career and an impressive social me…
How to Have a Delicious and Stress-Free Plant-Based Thanksgiving (Encore Run)
When you’re plant-based and your family and friends aren’t, it can feel like you’re the odd one out.
If you’re hosting and you’re not making turkey on Thanksgiving, your meat-eating guests are likely to grumble. If you’re a guest, you might go hungry unless you show up with a vegan meal to shar…
Low Waste Plant Parenthood: Sustainable Plant Care Tips for Joyful Living: Best of Growing Joy Replay
What if low waste plant parenthood began with just one houseplant? In this episode, I’m joined by urban farmer and plant coach Nick Cutsumpas (aka Farmer Nick) to explore how sustainable plant care can become a powerful gateway to mindful gardening and environmental action.
As part of the Best of G…
2026 Garden and Houseplant Trends: My Main Takeaways from Northwest Flower and Garden Festival
This is my third year attending the Northwest Flower and Garden Show in Seattle, and I come back with all the plant tea! Every year, this festival just keeps getting better. The only way I can describe what it feels like is that I walked into a convention center and forgot I was in one. In front of…
Nick Cutsumpas aka Farmer Nick on gardening, sustainability and plant based living.
Nick Cutsumpas, also known as Farmer Nick, joins Ellen Mary and Michael for this episode. Nick is a passionate grower, educator, environmentalist and advicate for plant based living. With practical gardening advice blending in a deeper message about sustainability, resilience and positive climate a…
Episode 69 - Making it up as you GROW (w/ Farmer Nick Cutsumpas)
How can we be creative when we don't know what the final goal looks like? This is OFTEN the case when we work in teams on collaborate projects, be it at work or in craft. How do we know if what we've produced is good enough? Erik and our esteemed guest, FARMER NICK (a wonderful landscape archit…
How to get your protein through plants, compost, and leave the earth better than how we found it ft. Farmer Nick
Welcome to episode one of Water Your Garden with Sarah Michals!Today Sarah is sitting down with Nick Cutsumpas, aka Farmer Nick. Nick has grown a massive following on social media for sharing his knowledge of plant nutrition, gardening, and leaving the earth better than we found it. Nick recently m…
Big Nick Energy Audiobook by Kristen Bailey
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Big Nick EnergyCategories: Fiction, RomanceAuthor: Kristen BaileyNarrator: Harrie DobbyPublisher: Storm PublishingRelease date: 10-21-2025Language: EnglishSummary:A totally hilarious and heartwarming holiday rom-com
One woman, tw…
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