Best One Seed Collective Podcasts (2024)

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Callie Russell on tending ecosystems with goats 2:10:35

25d ago2:10:35

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for full shownotes to this episode, go to our website post here or our substack post here Episode #83 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a conversation with Callie Russell, an interview recorded in the field on a goat walk in New Mexico this past March. You may know Callie from the Alone show, though I have never watched it. We have known each other fo…

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1ME PSA #2 - Screenings in Twin Cities, Durham, Detroit, and Indianapolis! 1:38

30d ago1:38

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Come find the 1ME crew on tour over the next couple of weeks hosting screenings, performances, and conversations around our film One Million Experiments! We will be in Minneapolis on 6/19, Durham on 6/26, Detroit on 6/29, and Indianapolis on 6/30. Come say hi!Find all the info and RSVP at https://www.respairmedia.com/events…

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Shared Interests 50:20

1M ago50:20

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Museums are places of connection and relationship: visitor to visitor, visitor to object, object to community, community to future research – and there’s not a department within this museum that doesn’t foster and seek to grow all of those relationships. = Today on the podcast, conversations with two such departments, the museum’s offices of develo…

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Bering Sea Herring 50:00

2M ago50:00

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Fisheries graduate student Sydney Almgren is studying Pacific Herring in the Bering Sea, their genetic diversity and the structure of the population, because it’s good to know what’s happening in the sea, it’s good to refine techniques and analysis for current and future work, and it’s good to be able to provide a better picture of the ocean to fis…

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Growing in a Tiny Garden | A Chat with Breanna 48:41

2M ago48:41

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An interview Breanna from @tiny.garden.growing Instagram: @tiny.garden.growing BIO: I am a passionate self taught gardener, proving that a tiny garden CAN be productive. I aim to inspire people to want to eat healthier homegrown food, garden sustainably and create habitat for native critters - irrespective of garden size! Location: Melbourne's oute…

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Embracing Permaculture | An interview with Alysse from One Fine Farm 45:34

2M ago45:34

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An interview Alysse Gallagher Instagram: @one_fine_farm @practical_permaculture BIO: Our family Oscar/Hubbie & kids (Addie & Gus) are embarking on creating a Permaculture inspired homestead. After travelling Australia for 18 months, we are starting from scratch. We are documenting our journey to help show others what is possible. Location: Northern…

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Seeds of Practice 50:06

2M ago50:06

50:06

In the museum’s latest special exhibition, Thinking Made Visible, perception, communication, and invention are explored through nature journals and cartoons, maps and scientific fieldnotes, architectural, art, and exhibit design. Memory and sensory experience are given form by the humble sketchbook. In the course of developing the exhibit, museum s…

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Bonus! with Collective Justice 1:19:03

2M ago1:19:03

1:19:03

The crew snuck back into the lab for this bonus episode of One Million Experiments! Dame and Kiss talk with Martina and Matt from Collective Justice, a Seattle-based restorative justice organization brought together by a diverse group of survivors and imprisoned community members in Washington State. Between their work with survivors of violence an…

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Supporting Bees through Thoughtful Gardening 14:01

3M ago14:01

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In this episode, we unlock the secrets to transforming your patch of green into a thriving sanctuary for bees. Amid the challenges of industrial agriculture, diseases, and climate change, bees are facing an uphill battle, and our discussion focuses on how every flower choice and garden design can tip the balance in their favour. From the stunning s…

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Bus 142: Hunting Cabin 50:20

3M ago50:20

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The stampede trail bus, or Bus 142, saw more than 70 years of use in Fairbanks and then the mining trail west of Healy, Alaska before being flown back across the Teklanika and eventually becoming an object in a museum collection. Before it became a pilgrimage and a touchstone for memory, and well after its life in the military and the Fairbanks tra…

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Herb Gardening and Botanical Wisdom | with Taj Scicluna 53:22

3M ago53:22

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An interview with Taj Scicluna Instagram: @botanical_education Website: www.botanicaleducation.com Email: info@botanicaleducation.com.au BIO: Taj is an artist who fuses together her love of Herbalism, Foraging, Writing, Cooking, Ecosystem Health, Personal Health and Education into a cohesive offering. Location: Macedon Ranges, Victoria ------------…

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We Don't Take One Picture (We Take Five) 17:30

3M ago17:30

17:30

In this bonus Up Close episode, we continue our Episode 16 ("The Silences") conversation with UAMN Film Curator emeritus, Leonard Kamerling. We talk about the increasing need to curate our personal photos, the value in being an outsider as a storyteller, and what projects Kamerling envisions on the horizon. The More You Look is a production of the …

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1ME PSA - NYC Screening on 4/24 and more! 1:14

3M ago1:14

1:14

We've got a lil quick PSA for y'all! We're going to be screening the film in NYC on 4/24–the event is at Starr Bar in Brooklyn at 8pm, and is free with RSVP! Sign up here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/one-million-experiments-screening-conversation-starr-bar-tickets-873424996677Hit us up to build a screening near you - contact@respairmedia.comFind …

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The Joys of Homegrown Peas 16:28

3M ago16:28

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Dive into the straightforward yet rewarding world of growing peas. This guide uncovers the practical aspects and benefits of adding peas to your garden. We'll talk about the basics of Pisum sativum, a versatile plant that offers both sweet and starchy flavors, depending on when you pick it. We're looking into different pea types, from traditional g…

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The Silences 50:11

3M ago50:11

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In this episode, we talk about how UAMN Film Curator Emeritus, Leonard Kamerling came to filmmaking. What’s changed in the last quarter-century? What is very much the same? And what should we all, as individuals, as families, think about when it comes to the documentation of our own lives. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the N…

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A Journey through Chris' 16 Acres | with @GreenThumbGuru 59:25

3M ago59:25

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An interview with Chris from GreenThumbGuru on Instagram Instagram: @greenthumbguru @simple.life.on.16acres YouTube: simple life on 16 acres BIO: Chris is a self taught vegetable gardener with over 14 years experience. His philosophy is around gardening naturally without chemicals, using permaculture principles, focusing on supporting a strong foun…

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Bird in the Hand 49:05

4M ago49:05

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In this episode of the podcast, a conversation with UAMN Curator of Birds, Kevin Winker, and Ornithology Collection Manager, Jack Withrow about the growth of this museum collection, the vastness of North and how little has been studied in detail, the time-tested value of room temperature preservation, the difference between live mounts and study sk…

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Unravelling the Scoville Scale: A Journey Through Chilli Heat 15:57

4M ago15:57

15:57

Ever wondered why some chilies pack a punch while others barely tickle your taste buds? Brace yourself for a spicy journey as we unravel the mysteries of the Scoville scale and the fiery chemistry of capsaicin in our latest episode. We'll guide you through the heat spectrum, from the mild-mannered bell peppers to the tongue-numbing Pepper X, and sh…

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Beyond Survival 24:05

4M ago24:05

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In this episode, we continue our Episode 14, "Always Getting Ready" conversation with members of the Friends of the UA Museum of the North. The friends are a group of engaged community members whose purpose is to build a bridge of understanding and knowledge about the museum's collections and research. We pick up the discussion with Ron Inouye, Dav…

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Voices of Palestinian Farmers 45:37

4M ago45:37

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We bring you an urgent reported episode of Whetstone Audio about the unfathomable and unrelenting war in Palestine and Gaza. The livelihoods of as many as 100,000 Palestinian families depend on native and centuries-old olive and grape crops. We spoke with two Palestinian farmers living in the West Bank, Nader Muaddi, owner of Muaddi distillery prod…

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Sustainable Living and Gardening on the Go | An Interview with LiveSimplyWithGrace 51:57

4M ago51:57

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An interview with Grace from LiveSimplyWithGrace on Instagram Instagram: @livesimplywithgrace ----------------------------- More about this episode: Have you ever looked at a flourishing garden and felt a deep connection to the earth? Grace from Live Simply with Grace certainly has, and she's bringing that love for the soil to a life on wheels. We …

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Always Getting Ready 47:57

4M ago47:57

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Enjoy this illuminating conversation with several members of the Friends of the UA Museum of the North: Ron Inouye, Tim Doran, and Dave Norton. The Friends are a group of engaged community members whose purpose is to build a bridge of understanding and knowledge about the museum's collections—and the research and other work the collections support.…

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A Taste of Sounds of Place 11:31

4M ago11:31

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The UAMN audio guide, Sounds of Place was conceived and first recorded in the year 2000 by UAMN Film Curator emeritus, Leonard Kamerling and sound-recordist Kathy Turco. Twenty-something years later, it has grown into a mobile app with 6 tours and nearly 200 stops encompassing all of the museum galleries. The UA Museum of the North mobile app is fr…

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The Art of Transplanting Seedlings 14:47

5M ago14:47

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Have you ever watched your beloved seedlings wilt and wondered where you went wrong? Worry no longer! Our latest episode is a treasure trove of gardening wisdom, ensuring your young plants not only make it to the garden but flourish beyond your expectations. We dig into the telltale signs that your seedlings are primed for relocation and share the …

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Humpback Unearthed 38:04

5M ago38:04

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On September 21st and 22nd, 2023, staff and students from four UAMN research collections excavated a humpback whale skeleton on the UAF campus. This, of course, is not its usual habitat. This was not an ancient, fossilized animal. The skeleton, salvaged from the beach at Kincaid Park, Cook Inlet, in southcentral Alaska, was brought by museum staff …

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Green-Thumbed Magic: Penelope's Journey from Weeds to Wonders | An interview with Penelope from @Queenpenelopespatch 46:57

5M ago46:57

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An interview with Penelope from Queenpenelopespatch on Instagram Instagram: @Queenpenelopespatch ----------------------------- More about this episode: Embark on an enchanting expedition into the lush world of organic gardening with none other than Penelope from Queen Penelope's Patch. Alongside me, your host Gemma, we unveil the tapestry of Penelo…

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Birds of Beringia 9:55

5M ago9:55

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This week , we interrupt UAMN Ornithology Collection Manager, Jack Withrow, as he installs a small exhibit on the Birds of Beringia. This is the latest edition of Changing Alaska, Changing Collections, a temporary exhibit case near the entrance of the main gallery that highlights recent work from the museum’s collections. The More You Look is a pro…

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Turning Waste into Garden Treasure: The Art of Composting 19:54

5M ago19:54

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Unlock the secrets of transforming your kitchen scraps and garden waste into gold for your garden in our latest podcast episode, where we delve into the world of composting. Prepare to be empowered with knowledge as we guide you through the simplicity and multitude of benefits that composting brings to your backyard and the planet. From setting up …

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Room to Move 46:30

5M ago46:30

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Today we visit two conversations with UAMN Fine Arts Collection Manager Della Hall, both recorded in the last year -- Della’s first year in this position. We talk about the collection, about storage space and how books should be organized on a shelf, about the life of objects, about exhibits and how all museums have art – all of them – bar none. We…

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Defending Your Brassicas: Winning the War Against Cabbage Moths 16:29

5M ago16:29

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Are cabbage moths and butterflies turning your garden into a battleground? Join me as we arm you with the tactics to defend your brassicas against these voracious vegetarians. We'll identify the enemy – those fluttering white foes and their ravenous larvae – and I'll share my arsenal of tried-and-true strategies. Discover how fine netting, aromatic…

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Early Explorers 7:36

5M ago7:36

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Today, we catch up with Elisabeth Padilla, Education and Public Programs Outreach Specialist and School Tours Coordinator as she prepares the museum’s Creativity Lab for the latest Friday morning installment of the Early Explorers program. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the University of Alaska Fai…

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Oops! Avoid These Simple Seed Sowing Mistakes 18:07

5M ago18:07

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Ever wondered why those carefully planted seeds never blossom into the garden of your dreams? Fear not, green thumbs and budding gardeners alike, as we unpack eight common seed sowing blunders—and how to sidestep them. Our latest episode is a treasure trove of tips, from nurturing the perfect soil temperature for your seeds to striking that elusive…

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Uncommon Behavior 50:15

6M ago50:15

50:15

It’s easy to forget, with how much we think we know about the world, that new species of animals are being discovered and studied, all of the time. Sometimes, the animal lives where few people are present to observe it. Other times, we just haven’t yet looked close enough. And other times, once in a while, an animal might exhibit an uncommon behavi…

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Garlic Gardening: From Clove Cultivation to Culinary Creation 21:12

6M ago21:12

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Unlock the aromatic mysteries of cultivating your own garlic as we team up with the Seed Collection to guide you through the enchanting process from clove to bulb. Whether you're an aspiring green thumb or a seasoned gardener, this episode offers a treasure trove of knowledge, including tips on selecting the right garlic variety for your region, th…

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Episode 20 - The Conclusion with Mariame Kaba 1:22:26

6M ago1:22:26

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This is it! We've reached the end of Season 2, and the last episode of 1ME (for now). And who better to close us out than our OG partner in decriminalization and 1ME creator Mariame Kaba. Mariame returns to the show to discuss what she's learned across twenty episodes of the show, the importance of movement-led archival work, how she understands th…

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Special Exhibits Rotation 7:04

6M ago7:04

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Today, Jonah Wright, exhibits Chief Preparator and Roger Topp, Director of Exhibits take a moment to talk about exhibition rotation during this period of often orderly, and often chaotic, rapid change in the museum special exhibits gallery. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the University of Alaska Fa…

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Jason Hone on biblical ethnobotany and ecology of the holy lands 2:03:15

6M ago2:03:15

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Episode # 82 of the Ground Shots Podcast is a conversation with Jason Hone on medicinal herbs of biblical times and the historical ecological transformation of the holy lands. Jason Hone practices as a holistic provider for patients of all walks of life. He has worked in various disciplines of healthcare since 1996. His experience includes emergenc…

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Cultivating a Slug Resistant Garden 19:12

6M ago19:12

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Tired of those slimy critters turning your garden into an all-night buffet? Get ready to arm yourself with nature-friendly tactics to protect your leafy greens from ravenous slugs and snails. This episode is a treasure trove of practical advice, weaving through the ins and outs of gastropod management. From the comfort of nocturnal patrols to the c…

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Fieldwork: If It's Not Hard... 39:00

6M ago39:00

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Planning. Safety. Back-up planning. This episode continues our conversation on museum fieldwork, where host Roger Topp sat down with a half-dozen of the museum’s curators to talk about getting out of the lab and into the world, into adventure, if that’s the right word. How do we plan and how do we learn when things don’t go according to plan? Field…

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Mastering the Art of Garden Watering: Techniques for Thriving Plants 5:48

6M ago5:48

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Ever found yourself puzzling over why your diligently watered plants are still wilting? Or perhaps you've spotted those mysterious white marks on your pots after watering and wondered what sorcery this could be. Worry no more! Our latest podcast episode is a treasure trove of wisdom that will transform your garden watering woes into a wellspring of…

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Blockhouse Model 11:51

6M ago11:51

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In this Up-Close episode of the podcast, Angela Linn, Senior Collections Manager for Ethnology and History introduces us to the always-unique process of considering and accepting a new donation of objects. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the ancestral lands of …

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81: Ethan Bonnin on Ecological Degradation at the Borderlands 2:55:36

6M ago2:55:36

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Ethan graduated from Humboldt State University with a degree in Wildlife Biology and Conservation. Currently, he works in the advocacy world for habitat protection and restoration on public lands that face various resource extraction industries. He homesteads on a piece of desertified land In southern Arizona and is attempting to reverse desertific…

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Chinook Salmon eDNA 42:29

6M ago42:29

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As of late November 2023, UAMN has more than two dozen university graduate and undergraduate students working with and within the museum collections. That’s two dozen not including all the students that work for the exhibits, operations, visitor services, and education departments. This week, we highlight a discussion with Maggie Harings, master's …

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The Gardener's Guide to Perfect Seed Sowing 12:47

7M ago12:47

12:47

Ever wondered how to give your garden the best possible start? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of seed sowing, ensuring your efforts in the garden bloom into success. Weighing the advantages and challenges of direct sowing against starting seedlings in containers, we dissect how each method can significantly affect root development, transplant …

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New on Exhibit: Campus Archaeology 6:53

7M ago6:53

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In this special spotlight episode, exhibits staff Tamara Martz, Jonah Wright, and exhibits student Cindy Hickman install a new display of archaeology objects at the entrance to the museum’s Gallery of Alaska. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the ancestral lands …

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Ep 19 - Practicing New Worlds with Andrea J. Ritchie 1:22:32

7M ago1:22:32

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On the penultimate episode of One Million Experiments, our hosts turn to collaborator and movement mentor Andrea J. RItchie. Andrea, who is the cofounder of Interrupting Criminalization, talks about how the emergent power of movement can sustain us as people and communities in the face of state violence. She also explores what she learned in the cr…

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Mastering Soil Preparation for Gardening Success 10:32

7M ago10:32

10:32

Unlock the potential of your garden's soil and banish weeds to the sidelines! We're plunging hands-first into the world of soil preparation, sharing not just the 'how' but the 'why' behind curating the perfect seed bed. Discover the importance of a friable foundation for your plants to prosper, and learn the art of adjusting pH levels and enhancing…

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Bus 142: Conservators Come North 40:17

7M ago40:17

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As an official repository for the State of Alaska, the UA Museum of the North took possession of the Stampede Trail Bus, or Bus 142 in fall of 2020. In 2022 the museum contracted with the team at B.R. Howard Conservators to assess and conserve Bus 142. That conservation was begun and completed in spring of 2023 within the UAF Engineering Department…

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Schaible's Ornaments 6:56

7M ago6:56

6:56

In this special spotlight episode, we catch up with Angela Linn, UAMN Senior Collections Manager for Ethnology and History as she led the decoration of the museum’s holiday tree with ornaments donated to the museum by Grace Berg Schaible. The More You Look is a production of the UA Museum of the North, on the campus of the University of Alaska Fair…

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Elizabeth Yaari on regenerating desert land at the Night Owl Food Forest in Paonia, Colorado 1:38:47

7M ago1:38:47

1:38:47

read ful show notes here Together with the insects, animals, plants and elements Elizabeth Yaari is transforming a dry patch of semi arid desert into a thriving regenerative seven layered food forest. “Anything is possible”, she says “even when you have 6 1/2 inches of rain a year.” To spend time with Elizabeth is to enter a realm where depth matte…

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