Bi-weekly podcast with professional photographers Andy Williams and Marc Muench where they discuss all topics related to photography. A combination of photo technique, gear, travel and more.
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The No-Till Growers Podcast Network (formerly known as The No-Till Market Garden Podcast) is a nuts and bolts (and earthworms and microbes) look at how to run a productive, profitable no-till market garden for small and mid-sized farmers. It's also where you can hear everything else No-Till Growers produces.
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Join award-winning composer Max Richter, celebrated British violinist Daniel Hope, and Ensemble LPR as they discuss the recomposing process for Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons." The recording is part of Deutsche Grammophon's Recomposed series that's bringing classical music to a wider audience. Then hear the group perform an excerpt from this exciting new recording.
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Talking with small businesses, start ups, organizations, and individuals who have stories to tell, information to give, value to share, and a reason to do what they do. Follow us to hear more about entrepreneurship, innovation, passion, and the mistakes we've made along the way. Opinions expressed by guests are not necessarily those of Audiotocracy.
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PROTECT explores encouraging stories of sustainability, ocean and animal protection. The show will feature regular guest interviews with climate change advocates, organisations and concerned citizens who are creating authentic and accountable change. Hosted by writer, Angela Fedele who is reframing the generally distressing way environmental challenges are communicated across media and social platforms in a bid to leave you informed and inspired. She ventures globally for stories and looks f ...
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Pick your choice of executive research studies and you’ll find that most of the C-suite say that the gap between the employee talent they currently have and the skills that are needed is what keeps them up at night. Executives are being forced to boldly question long-held assumptions about how work should be done, who should do it, and the role of the physical office and technology solutions. That’s why Blended Workforces are one of the hottest talent strategies today. For those who don’t kn ...
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For real people who need real stories about how to cope with death and its many complexities, the Death Diaries is the Podcast that delivers an exploration of life’s inevitable exit strategy, because deeper meaning and coping skills make it a lot less scary.
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Sustainability After Life: Human Composting with Recompose
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Please note that this interview was recorded some time ago, so some of the information you’ll hear is out of date. That’s my fault, not theirs; it was accurate at the time of the recording. To update you as of August 2024, Recompose has composted 450 people, and 12 states, including California, have legalized the process. Over a year ago, I had the…
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Using a Non-traditional Approach to Differentiate Staffing Agency Services with Kathleen Hurtubise
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IN THIS EPISODE... Meet Kathleen Hurtubise, the visionary behind AlohaHP. By seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology with the warm, authentic spirit of Hawaiian hospitality, AlohaHP has redefined the staffing landscape. It empowers professionals to craft their own work schedules and environments, offering a modern solution to traditional sta…
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Growing Seed in a Humid Tropical Climate with Gabriel Bravo of Semillas Plantae
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Gabriel Bravo is one of the founders of the company Semillas Plantae and farms with Mima Picado at El Tablazo Farm in Costa Rica. In this episode, Gabriel talks about how Semillas Plantae is structured with 4 partners who operate the seed company and how they distribute their seeds. Gabriel explains how they source seeds from outside of Costa Rica …
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Spreading Compost Fever with Marvin Hayes of The Baltimore Compost Collective
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Marvin Hayes from the Baltimore Compost Collective is one of the most passionate compost advocates out there, spreading his compost fever. It became apparent that his love and respect for the compost process is only matched by his celebration for empowering the young people of Baltimore through compost. Mentioned in the show... The Institute for Lo…
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How Misclassification of Workers Can Put You in Hot Water with Leah Stiegler
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IN THIS EPISODE... Join us for a dynamic discussion on the complexities of managing blended workforces, including contractor misclassification, joint employer liability, and more! Meet Leah Stiegler, a management-side employment lawyer at Woods Rogers. Leah adeptly guides employers through complex workplace issues, covering everything from recruitm…
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Sara Mock has written two books that I absolutely love and have had a profound effect on how I view my own farming outside of just growing better carrots, Farm and Other F Words and Big Team Farms, about how we can begin to chart a path forward by… you guessed it… working together. She has a substack, People Eat the Land, and a much better podcast …
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On-Farm Johnson-Su Composting for Thousands of Acres with Tyler Zimmerman
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Last winter, I went to Covington, Kentucky for the Acres USA EcoAG Conference. It was my kind of nerd fest. I listened to researchers sharing their newest findings, learned from farmers, and my ultimate favorite, connecting with people about compost. It's where I first learned about James White's research from Rutgers on the rhizophagy cycle. It bl…
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A Seed Farmer's Favorite Tool, The Winnow Wizard with Mark Luterra
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In almost every interview on The Seed Farmer, my guests and I wind up talking about tools. And one tool that podcast guests have mentioned more than any other tool is the Winnow Wizard. We use the Winnow Wizard at Torne-Sol Farm to clean seeds, so I understand the love that folks have for this machine. But I really wasn't expecting it for it to jus…
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A Small-Scale Neighborhood Composting Business with Andreas Ruiz of Regenera Organico
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I absolutely love how small the world is and how compost can connect us all! This March, I visited San Francisco and found myself at a party where I knew only one person. I got into a great conversation with an architect named Chabe, who grew up in Chile. After a rich chat about South America, architecture, school, and immigration, we talked about …
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What in the Heck are Blended Workforces? with Karan Ferrell-Rhodes
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IN THIS EPISODE... This episode unravels the buzz around blended workforces—a strategic mix of traditional employees, external talent, and cutting-edge technology. As businesses face mounting skills gaps and shifting work paradigms, adopting a blended workforce model is no longer optional but essential for staying competitive in today’s rapidly evo…
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The Modern Farm Commons with Ian & Kristina of The Farmers Land Trust
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Ian McSweeney & Kristina Villa, co-directors of The Farmers Land Trust, are responsible for creating and supporting farmland commons, a vehicle for preserving farmland and ensuring its dedication to regenerative agriculture in perpetuity while respecting both the farmers and the communities they feed. I mean, what's better than that? If you like wh…
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Fight Fire With Fire: Indigenous Land Management with Firesticks
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A warming and drying climate is connected to the increased frequency, severity and duration of extreme wildfire weather conditions in Australia. And in the months leading up to Summer, Australian’s are reminded of bushfire season and advised by government and community organisations to prepare. Generally, the recommendations are for people who live…
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Community-Scale Composting in NYC with Domingo Morales of Compost Power NYC
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Domingo Morales of Compost Power NYC was raised in New York City with little connection to nature until he was 22 years old and had a position at the Red Hook Farms through the Green City Force. That experience introduced him to farming, allowing him to see his connection to nature, and he developed compost fever. Domingo will tell you about his pa…
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Why Prioritizing Niche Expertise Deepens Post-signature Work Relationships with Kirk Mitchell
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IN THIS EPISODE... Prioritizing niche expertise transforms post-signature work relationships by fostering deeper trust and alignment. When vendors excel in a specialized area, they bring unparalleled value, making them indispensable partners. This focus sharpens collaboration, enhances communication, and ensures that both parties are committed to a…
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Wild Seed Collection, Working with Market Gardeners, & DIY Seed Equipment w/ Kim Delaney of Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds
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Kim Delaney farms with Aaron Lyons and Stephen Surgenessie at Hawthorn Farm Organic Seeds in Mount Forest, Ontario. They grow certified organic seeds on two farm sites for their online store and to distribute through Seedy Saturdays and through their wholesale seed rack program. In this episode, Kim discusses how she began her seed journey working …
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The Deep, Caring Process of Human Composting with Katrina Spade of Recompose
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Wow, compost lovers, we made it to season three! Thank you. That's three years of compost love being shared and celebrated. This season is going to be awesome. It will be as wide and varied as the microbes in our piles. We'll be talking with composters of all scales, new technologies, legislation, science, and some about the second compost operatio…
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How Monarch uses a Hereshore Model as a Competitive Talent Strategy with Lee Farabaugh
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IN THIS EPISODE... Monarch Professional Services Group seamlessly blends remote and local talent to create a dynamic workforce, harnessing expertise from small communities and global markets. Their approach not only supports diverse professional needs but also fosters innovation and adaptability, ensuring both team satisfaction and exceptional serv…
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The Seed FARMER Podcast, Season 2 Preview + New Book
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Dan Brisebois here, seed grower at Tourne-Sol Co-operative Farm, spreadsheet crop-planning enthusiast, and also host of The Seed Farmer Podcast. Wait... The Seed Farmer Podcast? Isn’t this The Seed Growers Podcast feed? Well, you are right - but let me tell you why there is going to be a name change... Mentioned in the show... The Farmer Spreadshee…
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Leveraging Project Managers as the Orchestra Conductors of Work with Molly Beran
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IN THIS EPISODE... Amidst the evolving landscape of blended workforces, integrating external project managers brings unparalleled flexibility and expertise, from managing data warehouse modernizations to orchestrating smooth transitions. This approach not only bridges gaps in internal communication but also enriches organizational efficiency, trans…
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The Complexities of a Year-Round, Truly Full-Diet, CSA with Mark & Kristen Kimball of Essex Farm
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Mark and Kristen Kimball of Essex Farm in Essex, New York, have farmed for over 20 years together. Mark and Kristen are known for their year-round, free-choice, whole-diet CSA model on 130 acres, with 22 acres and vegetables and access to 1,100 acres per grazing, haymaking, and sugaring, producing everything from veggies, fruit, grains, meat, dairy…
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The Urgency of Recomposing Your Mix of Talent with Audra Nichols
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IN THIS EPISODE... In a world where blended workforces redefine success, organizations must integrate independent contractors and full-time employees, balancing innovation with agility! Audra Nichols, COO of MBO Partners since January 2022, excels in this realm, leading talent and client services with over 25 years of experience in transformational…
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A Small-Farm Powerhouse Thriving on One Acre, Sara Patterson of Red Acre Farm
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Farmer Sara Patterson of Red Acre Farm in Cedar City, Utah, was just 14 years old when she started her first CSA on her parents' land after they moved to Utah from LA. Now, 15 years later, she has built Red Acre Farm into a thriving one-acre certified organic farm with a year-round, full-diet CSA, farm stand, farm kitchen, AND farm stay, along with…
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Episode 17 | How Upwork Defines the Multiple Value Propositions of Blended Workforces with Tony Buffum
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IN THIS EPISODE... In today's dynamic work environment, blended workforces revolutionize productivity by fusing full-time staff with diverse freelancers, creating unparalleled agility. This approach not only accelerates project delivery but also infuses organizations with fresh perspectives, turning traditional talent acquisition on its head and se…
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Creating an Ecological Afterlife with Recompose
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The funeral industry is one that has remained largely unchanged with many people seeking sustainable alternatives to traditional burials or cremation. Current end of life practices can have a significant effect on the environment from energy use to greenhouse gases and soil pollution. So, one of the alternatives will be introduced by my guest today…
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