# Margaret Renkl
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margaret renkl (born October 1961) is an American writer and New York Times opinion columnist living in Nashville, Tennessee. Renkl is the author of Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss. Her weekly opinion columns focus on nature, politics and culture.
Season 8, Episode 30: Weekly Buddy Reading + Organizing Our Bookshelves
On this episode of Currently Reading, Kaytee and Mary are discussing:
Bookish Moments: A new bookish metaphor and book moms in the wild
Current Reads: all the great, interesting, and/or terrible stuff we've been reading lately
Deep Dive: Organizing Our Bookshelves
Before We Go: our…
The Most Unique Adventure Inside A Weedy Garden From Margaret Renkl
With evergreen themes of patience and respect for the natural world, The Weedy Garden the debut picture book from acclaimed and New York Times bestselling author Margaret Renkl invites readers to observe and wonder about the various inhabitants in the vibrant ecosystem of a wildlife-friendly backya…
018 Jimi Dean | Jimi's Sunnyside Up Diner
Peter sits down for a rare on-site conversation with Jimi Dean, owner of Jimi's Sunnyside Up Diner, and the team talks about 300 million years worth of soil. You have to hear it to believe it.
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What Nashville Can Learn From Nature, With Author Margaret Renkl
Nashville’s first official planting day of the season is here, and we’re celebrating with Margaret Renkl. The author and New York Times columnist joins us to talk about her new children’s book, The Weedy Garden, and what it means to be a good neighbor to the natural world around us. From birdwatchi…
The Most Unique Adventure Inside A Weedy Garden From Margaret Renkl
With evergreen themes of patience and respect for the natural world, The Weedy Garden the debut picture book from acclaimed and New York Times bestselling author Margaret Renkl invites readers to observe and wonder about the various inhabitants in the vibrant ecosystem of a wildlife-friendly backya…
Bill McKibben on Solar’s Breakthrough, Anne Fadiman on the Hidden Life of Ordinary Things
Writer’s Voice: compelling conversations with authors who challenge, inspire, and inform.
What if the energy transition is arriving faster than anyone imagined? And what if paying attention to the smallest things can change how we live?
This Earth Day, Writer’s Voice revisits our interview …
50. Gratitude As A Practice
In this reflective Friday episode, hosts Ange and Dee close out a week-long series on showing gratitude rooted in wisdom for the created world. After Monday and Wednesday's episodes explored people we can learn from and practices like proximity and attention, this episode slows down for two meaning…
Episode 31: Poet Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Margaret Renkl, Beronda L. Montgomery
We have a very special episode for you this month, featuring an inspiring lineup of guests who invite us to lean into curiosity and reflect on reciprocity, history, and the connections to one another found within the natural world.
We open with our guest poet Aimee Nezhukumatathil (0:03:15), who …
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