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We Dig Plants Introduction (17:20)
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We Dig Plants, Hearst Ranch, Alice Marcus Krieg, Groundworks Inc, Heritage Radio Network, The Battery Conservancy, partners with NYC Parks & Recreation, Piet Oudolf, the scale makes the gardens amazing, online plant list, www.TheBattery.org/plants, Plant Sale!, get your orders in by March 4th, grasse never sell, how did the plants get to Battery Park?, most people think of lawns when they think of gardens, mainteneance habits,The Magic Touch of Piet Oudolf & Future Projects (16:12)
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gardeners don't want more roses!, plant theft, the public is very respectful of the gardens, the better it looks the less people mess with it, series of rebuilding projects, Gardens of Remembernace, The Bosque Gardens, grasses, Molinia, root pressure, Piet got into gardening in his 20s, went to school for plants, started his own design office in the late 70s, Bikeway gardens, bike path, irrigation, permeable stone at the plaza, urban vegetable farm, fundraisers for the conservancy, Plant Sale!,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 12/02/2010 02:00PM
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Join Severine for another episode of Greenhorn Radio; chronicling the life and times of the young farmers in our country. This week she sits down with Kristin Kimball of Essex Farm. Kristin is also an author, her latest book being "This Dirty Life" - which is, as she puts it "the story of the two love affairs that interrupted the trajectory of my life: one with farming—that dirty, concupiscent art—and the other with a complicated and exasperating farmer." This episode was brought to you by Hearst Ranch.
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Greenhorn Radio: Kristin Kimball of Essex Farm (33:08)
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Greenhorn Radio, Severine Von Tscharner Fleming, Hearst Ranch, Heritage Radio Network, Essex NY, Essex Farm, Kristin Kimball, Mark Kimball, A Dirty Life, dry seasons versus wet seasons, Lake Champlain, the wind and water that comes through the lake's valley, zoning laws protect the water, Adirondack Park was designed to protect NY's water, there are a lot of young farmers in the Essex NY region, Essex Farm is an incubator of agrarian energy, Kristin and Mark's farming journey, Kristen was a city girl and Mark was a farmer, Kristen fell in love w/Mark AND farming, the original Essex Farm land has not been used for 20 years, compelling agricultural reasons, farm aesthetics, it's typical of the generation to imagine the future wildly, plant the roses and walk under it the rest of your life, from hoof to table, Adirondack Harvest,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 08/09/2010 02:00PM
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This week on Snacky Tunes Finger on the Pulse spoke to James Casey of Swallow Magazine about the success of the brand-new aforementioned publication and his food exploits in Eastern Europe. Audrey Louise Reynolds stopped by to discuss turning produce into natural dies. Plus Ilirjana Alushaj of Apache Beat and Pop Manifesto dropped a lovely DJ set spanning everything from her own original jams to garage and grime. This episode was sponsored by Fairway: like no other market.
Photo 1: Swallow Magazine, Photo 2: Ilirjana Alushaj of Apache Beat and Pop Manifesto
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James Casey of Swallow Magazine (13:07)
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James Casey, Swallow Magazine, food magazine, using food to look at culture, each issue focuses on a different region of the world, Trans Siberia issue, train from Moscow to Beijing as a way to link up unconnected areas, smoked fish to cured meats, seasonal produce, peasant / country food, inedible food, objects of questionable taste, pickled herring is not for everyone, what culinary trends have not adapted over there?, 400 dollars a person can only be afforded by oil barons, Mexico is next for Swallow, swallowmagazine.com,Dyeing with Audrey Louise Reynolds (13:17)
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dying, dye, alrdyeing.com, Audrey Louise Reynolds, using produce to dye, she enjoys using things you can find around the neighborhood, lambsquarter, beets, peaches, roses, indigo, Punches set preview up next!,Ilirjana Alushaj of Apache Beat (4:21)
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Ilirjana Alushaj, The Pop Manifesto, www.thepopmanifesto.com, Apache Beat, Typical Girls, CMJ, Golden Slippers, the new Apache Beat album comes out on October 5th,Ilirjana Alushaj Live Set (23:11)
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