# Less Hardy

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077-More Punk, Less Hardy

Episode Notes Chris and Sean are co-hosting this week to discuss the exhaustion from the CM Punk news via Fightful; NJPW's great Sakura Genesis show; AEW Dynamite from 4/12/23 featuring Darby Allin vs. Swerve Strickland and Orange Cassidy vs. Buddy Matthews; and finally we talk about Jeff Hardy ...

Ep. 46 - (Bonus) Habitat and Migration Update from Montana

Monthly Sponsors:North Dakota TourismWeatherby On this special episode, we go out west to hear from DU’s Manager of Conservation Programs for Montana, Bob Sanders.  Recorded during an ongoing blizzard in that state, Bob shares insights and experiences regarding this year’s duck and goose migrati ...

232 Making Citrus Infused Beverages

I’m big on making the garden a multi sensory treat. Something for the eyes, the tastebuds, the fingertips and especially the nose. Today’s show for the nose specialty is citrus. Lance Walheim, long time garden book author and rare citrus grower, talks about using bergamot oranges for infusing in ...

149 Tomato Seedling Tips. The Marigold.

Today we tackle a question from a listener who asks, why were my tomato seedlings last spring so skinny? Debbie Flower and I run through all the possibilities, and it turned out to be a very good tomato seed planting primer, something to keep in mind when you’re starting tomato seeds indoors nex ...

April 4, 2019 Garden Geography, Alphonse Pyramus de Candolle, Alois Ludwig, the Nova Scotia Mayflower, John Greenleaf Whittier, Diana Donald, Spring Bulbs, Joseph Sauriol

Have you started to think about your garden in geographical terms? Aside from the zone you are gardening in, what are the micro-climates in your garden? Areas sheltered by trees, buildings or other structures may be warmer and ideal locations for less hardy plants. Low-lying areas may create bog ...

Going in Circles Big Monday with Barry Spears

On tonight’s show we talk about a plethora of items ranging from the annoying timing issues that are still occurring at some tracks to the COVID blues and how racing seems more prepared for a second wave. Also touched on the age old issue of trying to figure out why horses are less hardy than th ...

Episode 10: From Here to There by Land and Water

When settlers set out for the northern Midwest, it was more than loading the kids and a picnic basket in the family van. Having established in Episodes 1 and 6 how land to settle was purchased and how news was transmitted between the American frontier and the East Coast, there was the trouble of ...

Angora Goats with Chris McLaughlin

#005 Angora goats are not just cute. They also produce mohair, which is an exquisite fiber used in clothing, tapestries, and rugs. In this episode, Chris McLaughlin of Laughing Crow & Co Flower and Fiber Farm talks about her angora goats. Since she also raises Nigerian dwarf dairy goats, she exp ...

Defending Assets with Capital Defender Strategist Elio Chiarelli, Ph.D.

Elio Chiarelli, strategist for the TPFG Capital Defender models shares an incredible story about developing a strategy like no other.  Learn with Julie Mochan about: What does farming have to do with investing? Austrian Economics The Rise Of the Capital Defender Models Investment Models Built f ...

Episode XI - Wedding

A podcast from Wilderness Wood once more! In this episode we speak to Emily & Dan about progress made over the past nine months and their aims for the next seven years at the woods. Newlyweds, Kate & Jake, talk to us about how they met, their wedding day and their life in the woods. We also have ...