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Master My Garden podcast with John Jones. The gardening podcast that helps you master your own garden. With new episodes weekly packed full of gardening tips, how to garden guides, interviews with gardening experts on many gardening topics and just about anything that will help you in your garden whether you are a new or a seasoned gardener. I hope you enjoy.John
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People-ing with Purpose is a weekly podcast focused on HR and staffing needs. Born out of PR Companies, it's hosted by Mary Beth Meadows, Senior Executive Vice President, and Katie Saliba, one of the company's top salespeople. Together, they share fresh insights and strategies to help businesses navigate the challenges of leading personnel in the modern world. Topics will center around how to provide the best employee experiences and create a team that lasts.
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Inside the minds of the world’s top chefs and how they source the ingredients that inspire them in the kitchen. Join The Chefs’ Warehouse’s John Magazino and Andrea Parkins on a culinary journey with leading food makers.
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Growing from a friendship forged at the Cullowhee Native Plant Conference many moons ago, this rock star trio has brought podcasting to a whole new level. I'm not saying that's a high level, just a new level.
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Discussing all matters that are relevant to our community in Mobile, Alabama, Baldwin County, Mississippi Gulf Coast, and Florida Panhandle areas. We will frequently have relevant guests such as local politicians, government officials, community leaders, health care providers, and more. Hosted by Jason Jones & John Wagner with Community Insurance Partners - Medicare Benefits Store.
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The Black Studies Podcast is a Mellon grant sponsored series of conversations examining the history of the field. Our conversations engage with a wide range of activists and scholars - senior figures in the field, late doctoral students, and everyone in between, culture workers, and political organizers - in order to explore the cultural and political meaning of Black Studies as an area of inquiry and its critical methods.
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From Dec. 1st-25th, New York comedians Megan Meadows & Alexis Lambright will watch one Christmas-themed movie a day. Some movies will bring tidings of comfort and joy, while others will make them want to barf up their eggnog. Either way, ‘tis the season for real talk and you better believe these movies are gonna get it. Produced by John Ross.
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This podcast is dedicated to discussions and interviews with the fitness community's best science-based coaches, researchers and elite level athletes.
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Where Do Gays Retire is a podcast where we help you in the LGBTQ+ community find a safe and affordable retirement destination. Join Mark Goldstein as he interviews others who live in gay-friendly places around the globe. Learn about the climate, cost of living, the LGBTQ + community, healthcare, crime and safety, and more.
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Welcome to the Yosemite Can O Peaches, a Radio Podcast by John P. DeGrazio. Join me as I explore the trails of Yosemite with local experts as we share our can o peaches and the sweet rewards of Yosemite National Park.
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'Overrated Everything' A podcast from Thomas Turgoose (This is England, Game Of Thrones) and Andrew Ellis (This is England, The Walk-in). Each week the boys sit down with a different guest to discuss an overrated subject. Both guests and subjects vary each week, so settle in, volume up and lets all have a good laugh. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A behind the scenes podcast where we visit with farmers and learn what it takes to be a sustainable produce grower across the triple bottom line of people, profits and our planet.
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In my 2nd podcast I’m committed to engaging with HR Practitioners across all functions, those that serve the HR Community, and leaders that are focused on making work better. We’re driven by 3 Core Goals: 1. Humanize HR Leaders 2. Gain and share real insights to help make the world of work better 3. Have fun, we’re not going to be stuffy!
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Audio Drama set in Astoria, Oregon starting in 1937. Exploring time and space in the Wildest Town in the West, where places are not where they appear to be and people are not always the same person you think they are. Follow our scientists, TA DeWalt & Anderson Gustafson, as they wrestle with reality and truth in this rugged American outpost. What will they discover? What is the voice in their heads? Who is Sister Rachel? Why are portals to parallel universes appearing in a meadow in Melvill ...
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The (A)theist podcast focuses on a moderated discussion on all religious topics between atheists and religious people.
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What makes leaders tick? The Chiefs gives you insight into what makes our great leaders so great. With organisation’s top chiefs in the hot seat each week, we chat about the highs – and lows – and lessons along the way; tackling the biggest issues people are facing today. We know that leading can be a lonely role and we believe that learning from other great people is one of the best resources we have. So join us on our journey, and enjoy the stories behind some of the greats…
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Featuring interviews with notable cheesemakers, cheesemongers, and cheese-lovers, Cutting the Curd is an informative, occasionally irreverent, but always cheesy look at the curdy, the nerdy, and the downright funky world of artisan cheese.
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Dave & Andy's #WeegieCast - Two friends looking at security from the different ends of the learning curve. Taking you on a journey through scots & hax.
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Join 'Failure Guy' Ben Currier for a look into the darker side of success. In this podcast, we will find out the hardest moments successful people endured and the failures they encountered on the way towards actually 'making it'. It is said that we learn the most from our mistakes. Save yourself some time by seeing how my guests had things go horribly wrong and what they learned in the process!
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Peak Season & Life is Busy with Andy Chamberlin: EP23
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Send us a text Today’s episode comes to you from the editor's desk. Farmer’s are busy during peak harvest season so in this episode your host, Andy Chamberlin provides a bit of background information on himself, his career, life and reflects on how hard a career in farming is. This one is short, and interviews with the experts will resume again sho…
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EP241- Create A Wilflower Meadow This September!
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Send Me A Message!! How to grow your own wildflower meadow course: https://checkout.teachable.com/secure/1574174/checkout/order_qfcnsy41 Ever wondered how to transform your garden into a thriving sanctuary for both plants and wildlife? In this episode, we unlock the secrets to creating a stunning wildflower meadow that not only brightens your lands…
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Diana Brewer w/ Ronald McDonald House Mobile
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Diana Brewer - Development Director at Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Mobile, and Danyell Low-Stewart, "Super Volunteer" at RMHC Mobile join us in studio to talk about the amazing services provided by RMHC and how you can get involved in helping out these families in need -------- To learn more about Ronald McDonald House Mobile, please vis…
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Austin Lee - Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, Boston University
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Dr. Francis-Shearer w/ Univ. of South Alabama Center for Healthy Communities
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We are joined in studio by Dr. Francis-Shearer, Danette Jolly & Amber Singleton with the University of South Alabama Center for Healthy Communities. The Center for Healthy Communities is the lead entity within the University of South Alabama for coordinating community education, research, public service and health activities to help eliminate healt…
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Courtney Joseph - Department of History and African American Studies, Lake Forest College
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EP240- Perennial Seeds To Sow This Autumn To Create A Perennial Border Next Summer
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Send Me A Message!! What if you could transform your garden into a breathtaking oasis from early spring to late autumn while saving money? This episode of Master My Garden promises to unravel the secrets of autumn perennial sowing, revealing how you can achieve stronger plant growth, longer flowering periods, and significant cost savings. We’ll bre…
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Sophia Jahadhmy and Sofia Meadows-Muriel - Department of Africana Studies, Cornell University
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The Leadership Formula - Harnessing Emotional Intelligence with Fran LaMattina
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In this insightful episode, we sit down with Fran LaMattina, President of Strategies for Greatness, an executive coaching and leadership development practice dedicated to enhancing team effectiveness. With over 25 years of experience, Fran is an expert in strategic planning, leadership, and emotional intelligence. In today's episode, we will explor…
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Asbury Park, New Jersey With Brent Winborn
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Brent grew up in the college town of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and is the son of a teacher/school administrator (dad) and a successful real estate broker (mom). On a family trip to NYC when Brent was in grade school, he saw Ethel Merman in Hello, Dolly! This sparked a love of theater and eventually a move to Manhattan to pursue a career in musical th…
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Gelato: Ryan Rodriguez of Villa Dolce Gelato
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Join Ingredient Insiders for a delicious episode featuring Ryan Rodriguez, Vice President of Foodservice at Villa Dolce Gelato. John, Andrea, and Ryan take you on a flavorful journey into the world of gelato, exploring what makes Villa Dolce a standout in the industry. Ryan Rodriguez shares the story behind Villa Dolce's commitment to sourcing high…
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Episode 11: Tom Schin: Build Better Culture
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S2 E1 In our first episode coming out of the show’s summer break, Tom Schin joins us to talk about his work helping organizations build better culture. We open up the conversation about the cultures we build with our kids and, in one of my better segues, pivot to focusing on the workplace. Tom talks about driving culture from the job description, r…
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Kyle T. Mays - Department of African American Studies, University of California, Los Angeles
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EP239- Growing Organic Plants That Burst Into Life With Gert Stam Caherhurley Nursery.
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Send Me A Message!! What if you could create a thriving home garden filled with robust, organic plants that require minimal maintenance? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Gert from Caherhurley Nurseries. Gert who relocated from the Netherlands to County Clare, Ireland, to cultivate a lush, organic plant paradise. Gert shares how the war…
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Erika Denise Edwards - Department of History, University of Texas at El Paso
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Tick Tock Tips – Our Top Time Management Moves
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In this enlightening episode, hosts Mary Beth Meadows and Katie Saliba delve into essential time management strategies to ensure your company stays at the top of its game. These strategies are vital for maintaining a competitive edge and fostering a productive work environment. We will cover a range of topics, including: The impact of effective tim…
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From the Archive: Chocolate: Amy Guittard & Guittard Chocolate
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Join us on Ingredient Insiders as we unwrap the delectable history of chocolate with a special guest, Amy Guittard, Chief Marketing Officer at the renowned Guittard Chocolate Company. In this episode, we delve into the rich tapestry of the oldest continuously family-owned and operated chocolate company in the United States. Amy Guittard shares capt…
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Regina Bradley - Department of English, Kennesaw State University
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Send us a text Today's episode comes to you from Ely Vermont where we visit with Jake Guest of Killdeer Farm. Like many interviews we start with a tour around the farm where we visit his perfectly rectangular fields in sandy soil where he grows carrots and cilantro and spinach. Jake shares a bit about cover cropping, cultivation, and dealing with o…
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EP238- Blending History and Modernity with John Smith at the Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens
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Send Me A Message!! Ever wondered how to blend historical charm with modern sustainability in garden design? Join us as we chat with John Smith, the newly appointed head gardener at the Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens. John shares his horticultural journey from learning the ropes with his father to leading renowned gardens like Belvedere H…
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From the Archive: Fish Sauce: Chef Mark Andelbradt & Red Boat Fish Sauce
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Umami is more than a buzzword you’ve heard in the last decade. It’s a savory note, a depth of flavor that takes a dish or component and enhances it with that extra pop, and nothing brings that flavor quite like fish sauce. Mark Andelbradt, Executive Chef and Culinary Director, sits with John and Andrea in the stunning Lotus of Siam restaurant in th…
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Rinaldo Walcott - Department of Africana and American Studies, University of Buffalo
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Addressing Workplace Violence - Awareness, Prevention, and Response Strategies with John Haymore
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In this episode, we have an important conversation with Dr. John Haymore, an assistant professor at Troy University with over 17 years of experience as an HR and Safety Consultant. Dr. Haymore offers training and guidance to organizations across various industries on how to prevent, prepare for, and address workplace trauma, violence, and other emp…
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Mark DeLancey, a man of many accomplishments, is the Executive Director of the Salisbury, Maryland, PFLAG chapter. At 61, he is a retired Marine, a prominent LGBTQ leader, a Triplet, a world record holder, an Artist, a Horror Film buff, a Theatre enthusiast, a part-time gardener, and a recovering Gen X/Boomer cusp baby. Mark's unique perspective on…
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Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor - Department of African American Studies, Princeton University
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EP237- What To Sow In August & Other Gardening Jobs. August Seed Sowing:
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Send Me A Message!! John looks at what seeds we can sow in the month of August on this weeks episode. The list is much smaller but there are still lots we can sow in August. Can you still sow seeds in August and keep your vegetable garden thriving as we head into autumn? Tune in to episode 237 of Master My Garden Podcast, where we uncover the secre…
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David Ikard - Department of African American and Diaspora Studies, Vanderbilt University
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Navigating the Legal Landscape - 2024 Employment Law Updates with Libby Glasgow
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In this insightful podcast episode, we chat with Libby Glasgow, an expert lawyer in employment law. With 37 years of experience, she helps employers and HR professionals stay compliant and avoid lawsuits, enabling them to handle legal challenges effectively. In this episode, we cover: Approaching employer deadlines for minimum salary compliance Und…
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Cheese: Sheila Flanagan of Nettle Meadow Artisan Cheese and Cara Warren of Isigny Ste-Mère
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Join Ingredient Insiders for an exciting episode featuring Sheila Flanagan, owner of Nettle Meadow Farm and Artisan Cheese, and Cara Warren, Senior Sales Account Manager at Isigny Ste-Mère. In this episode, John and Andrea explore the recently announced partnership between these two renowned cheese producers, diving into the rich traditions and inn…
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Wade Meadows joins us to discuss his personal journey through recovery and into a Certified Interventionist & Recovery Coach for Any Length Resources. The mission of Any Length Resources is to provide ethical, supportive, safe, and healthy recovery communities for men and women who desire freedom from chemical dependency. The environment will inspi…
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Charisse Burden-Stelly - Department of African American Studies, Wayne State University
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EP236- Creating the Perfect Garden Hedge: Privacy Solutions and Stunning Views. Listener Question Answered.
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Send Me A Message!! Ever wondered how to maintain garden privacy with an evergreen hedge that is easy to manage? We're tackling this exact dilemma faced by our listener Siobhan who is struggling to manage an old overgrown Griselinia hedge on one side of her long, narrow, and steep property. While looking for privacy on the opposite side by adding a…
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Scot Brown - Department of African American Studies, University of California, Los Angeles
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Ghost Stories - What Makes Candidates Go Poof!
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In this captivating episode, hosts Mary Beth Meadows and Katie Saliba explore the multifaceted issue of candidate ghosting. They offer a comprehensive analysis of why candidates sometimes vanish without a trace, examining potential communication breakdowns, the influence of employer reputation, and the psychological factors that might prompt sudden…
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From the Archive: Octopus: Chef Brad Rubano & MARKFOODS FAO 34
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The popularity of eating octopus has grown in recent years. It a global delicacy consumed by most cultures and considered an important protein source in coastal communities around the world. But preparing octopus is key as it can be tough if not tenderized. Chef Brad Rubano of Seaspice Miami, discusses the modern approach to grilling octopus and wh…
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Athens, Greece with Steve Gantzos and Ken Cook
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Summary Athens, Greece is a vibrant city with a rich history and modern amenities. It offers a mix of ancient ruins, world-class museums, delicious food, and lively nightlife. The city is known for its welcoming LGBTQ+ community, with a gayborhood in the Ghazi neighborhood and a variety of gay-friendly establishments. Both expats and locals find it…
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American Cheese Society Conference 2024: The Ultimate Recap
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Join hosts Cara, Jessica, and Joe as they take you through the American Cheese Society conference, held in the vibrant city of Buffalo. In this episode, they dive into the latest trends and insights from the world of cheese. From artisanal craftsmanship to industry advancements, our hosts share their favorite moments, interviews with cheese experts…
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Shaida Akbarian - Department of Comparative Studies, Ohio State University
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EP235- Garden Update, Overcoming Garden Challenges & Thriving in Unpredictable Weather.
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Send Me A Message!! Are you wondering why your tomatoes and raspberries aren't thriving this summer? This week on "Master My Garden Podcast," I share my firsthand experiences and the effects of lower light levels and cooler temperatures on garden growth this year. Despite being away on holiday, I noticed the garden's response to these conditions, r…
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Episode 10 Rachel Cupples, An Inflection Point for Recruiting
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Rachel Kitty Cupples joins me after many conversations in the #HRCommunity on Twitter to talk about the state of recruiting today and where it’s heading over the coming months. Rachel has a fun TikTok Channel, great social media, & fantastic blog that I’ve always loved…having her as a guest didn’t disappoint. We talk about Tom Brady’s HOF Speech, b…
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David Green - Department of English, Howard University
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Carrying Companies to the Top – Employee Engagement with Rick Sutton
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In this podcast episode, we talk with Rick Sutton, CEO of Southeast Health, the largest hospital in the Wiregrass region, and President of the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine for 8 years. Under his leadership, 3,300 employees provide exceptional, round-the-clock care to the community and have transformed Southeast Health into one of the Bes…
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From the Archive: Salt: Melissa Clark & Jacobsen Salt
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There are few ingredients you will find in every single chef's kitchen. Across cuisines, styles, and preferences, there may be none as fundamental as salt. Gracing us for a second time is food journalist, cookbook author, and New York Times columnist Melissa Clark in our New York studio. Melissa, John, & Andrea discuss the history of salt and how t…
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Stephanie Jones and Makeba Lavan - Department of African Diaspora Studies, Grinnell College
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Ann Marie Meadows w/ Longleaf Recovery & Wellness
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Ann Marie Meadows with Longleaf Recovery & Wellness joins us again (our first THREE-TIME guest!) to talk about Longleaf's recovery programs for substance use and mental health disorders throughout the state, including the Grand Opening of their new location in Spanish Fort, Alabama. Longleaf Wellness-Birmingham is an outpatient program dedicated sp…
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EP234- Unveiling Carlow Garden Festival With Eileen O Rourke Carlow Tourism
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Send Me A Message!! Ever wondered how a small local event can grow into an internationally recognized festival featuring top UK and Irish gardening experts? Join us as we explore the incredible journey of the Carlow Garden Festival with insights from Eileen O'Rourke, CEO of Carlow Tourism. Since 2014, when UK gardening celebrities were first introd…
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J. Marlena Edwards - Department of African American Studies, Penn State University
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This is Ashley Newby and you’re listening to The Black Studies podcast, a Mellon grant sponsored series of conversations examining the history of the field. Our conversations engage with a wide range of activists and scholars - senior figures in the field, late doctoral students, and everyone in between, culture workers, and political organizers - …
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From the Archive: Charcuterie: Sébastien Espinasse & Fabrique Délices
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Join us on Ingredient Insiders as we sit down with Sébastien Espinasse, President of Fabrique Délices, the artisans behind exceptional charcuterie. Join hosts John Magazino and Andrea Parkins as they explore the diverse world of charcuterie ingredients, from mouthwatering pâtés and mouses to an array of premium meats that have made Fabrique Délices…
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Oloron Sainte-Marie, France with Mykle Flatley
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Mykle Flatley and his spouse Doug moved from Phoenix, Arizona to Oloron Sainte-Marie, France in 2021. They chose Oloron Saint-Marie because of its climate, affordability, and proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and Spain. Michael, who is a dual Irish and American citizen, obtained Irish citizenship 20 years ago, which made moving to France easier. The …
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Michael E. Sawyer - Department of English, University of Pittsburgh
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This is John Drabinski and you’re listening to The Black Studies podcast, a Mellon grant sponsored series of conversations examining the history of the field. Our conversations engage with a wide range of activists and scholars - senior figures in the field, late doctoral students, and everyone in between, culture workers, and political organizers …
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