Eric Beiler is a dairy farmer in upstate New York. He joins us to talk about his path to having his own farm, what he learned in his years working for other farmers and considerations to transitioning to organic production. Rooted In Organic Podcast is sponsored by Byron Seeds and SoilBiotics.

Caitlin Clark catches heat for her white privilege comments, mysterious drones fly above New York & New Jersey, RFK's Lawyer asks the F.D.A. to revoke approval of the polio vaccine, and StopAntisemitism names me "Antisemite of the Year." PreBorn! To donate, dial pound 250 & say the keyword “BABY” that’s pound 250 “BABY” or donate securely at https://preborn.com/candace Sticker Mule Check out my Sticker Mule store! http://www.stickermule.com/Candace American Financing Act today! Call 800-795-1210 or visit http://www.AmericanFinancing.net/Owens NMLS182334, http://www.NMLSconsumeraccess.org Candace on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/Pp5VZiLXbq Candace on Spotify: https://t.co/16pMuADXuT Candace on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RealCandaceO Subscribe to Club Candace: https://www.clubcandace.com Join The Candace Community on Locals: https://candace.locals.com #CandaceShow #Candace #CandaceOwens #News #Politics #Culture #PopCulture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Margo is joined by friend of the pod, Asheville, NC resident, artist and tax expert Hannah Cole to bring a powerful story of survival, community, and the unwavering support for artists affected by recent devastating floods in Asheville. Together they explore the harrowing events that led to severe flooding, destroying homes, businesses, and cherished creative spaces. They also touch on the importance of financial strategies, particularly for creatives, with insights from Hannah at and how her expertise has been a beacon of hope for many small business owners navigating the treacherous waters of disaster recovery (and those outside of the flood zone).   Margo and Hannah discuss: What it was like to experience Hurricane Helene first hand Support efforts and challenges post hurricane The loss of Hannah’s art studio in Asheville Campaigns and efforts to support those in and around Western North Carolina The need for increased grant funding in the River Arts District Managing tax liabilities and leveraging deductions. "1% for Asheville" support grants Hannah’s offering, Money Boot Camp for creatives and how she makes financial education non-intimidating.   Connect with Hannah: https://www.sunlighttax.com/ https://www.instagram.com/sunlighttax/   Connect with Margo: www.windowsillchats.com www.instagram.com/windowsillchats www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill

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WWE NXT is the company's "developmental system" and has been for years but after Vince McMahon blew up the original vision of NXT, the company gave way to their NIL (Next In Line) Program to find the future stars of tomorrow. Today, WWE announced "WWE ID", which is their new Independent Pro Wrestling Program, and it has been met with concern, and hesitation from fans on social media. @JDfromNY and @TheSolomonster discuss every aspect of the new WWE ID program, it's pro's and con's, and what this means for the future of WWE, and NXT. Also, WWE has their annual Crown Jewel show from Saudi Arabia this coming Saturday, and we will have a full preview, and predictions. Will Bill Goldberg be apart of Crown Jewel this weekend with rumors of potential plans between Goldberg, and Gunther? Cody teases "unexpected plans for Wrestlemania 41, while the Rock reportedly is making WWE his priority in 2025. Samantha Irvin quit WWE last week but hasn't stopped psycho fans from blaming Ricochet for her leaving, and blaming Samantha herself from doing what she wants to do. AJ Styles denies TNA a Hall of Fame induction. Major update on WWE Theme Music heading into 2025 as the company is set to drop Def Rebel, and two MAJOR matches planned for WWE Saturday Night's Main Event. 🥃 Become a Channel Member & Join the Off The Script VIP Club: https://www.youtube.com/c/JDfromNY206/joinSubscribe:▶️ http://www.youtube.com/@JDfromNY▶️ http://www.youtube.com/@jdfromnyshorts▶️ http://www.youtube.com/@TheSolomonster Socials:🐤 Twitter: https://twitter.com/jdfromny206🐤 Twitter: http://twitter.com/solomonster★Tuesday Night Titans on ALL Major Audio Platforms!Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/3r53nycvSpotify Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/yt8k63t2★Tuesday Night Titans Merchandise♦ Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/tuesday-night-titans/#Wrestling #WWE #WrestlingNewsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/off-the-script-w-jdfromny/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Daniel Salatin is the Operations Manager at Polyface Farms in Swoope, VA. He joins us to talk about the day to day operations at Polyface, leading the program to develop the skills of new farmers and what he's learned through experience as a hands on farmer. Rooted In Organic Podcast is sponsored by Byron Seeds and SoilBiotics

Margo is joined by former Windowsill Chats guest, Lori Siebert. Lori, an accomplished artist with a rich background in graphic design and art licensing, shares the evolution of her creative journey, reflecting on the major shifts in her life post turning 60, from handling significant losses to prioritizing joy and self-care. Together, they share insights into recent personal health discoveries and why they’ve decided to prioritize their health now and how they hope to encourage you to do the same. Lori also shares on the shift in her career, choosing projects that resonate personally after selling her studio building and relieving financial pressures. She discusses how this pivotal decision, along with a newfound pursuit of happiness through self-care, led her to acknowledge her chameleon-like adaptability as a signature mark in her art.   Margo and Lori discuss:  The intersection of creativity and health and why you can’t have one without the other Discovering new creative passions that aid in wellness such as cooking Plank contests and pilates Unique art challenges and how they infuse their lives with inspiration How intergenerational relationships impact Lori’s creative process Prioritizing sleep Managing time and maintaining a healthy balance between work, self-care, and creativity Upcoming events and plans for Lori And more!   Connect with Lori: http://www.instagram.com/lorisiebert.studio/ http://www.pinterest.com/lorisie http://www.facebook.com/lorisiebertstudio www.lorisiebert.com   Connect with Margo: www.instagram.com/windowsillchats www.windowsillchats.com www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill  

Gregory Smith is the owner of Smith's Farm and Ranch in Tuskegee, AL. He joins us to talk about growing up loving to farm, trying to find his way back to agriculture and the experiences that drove him to go organic. Rooted In Organic Podcast is sponsored by SoilBiotics and Byron Seeds.

Skye Peterson is a singer-songwriter based in Nashville, TN. She writes indie-folk style music which emphasizes storytelling, as well as hymns for Getty Music and the local church. In this episode we'll get to know her a bit and hear some samples of her music.Get tickets to her show at Faith Bible Church on September 25: Tickets

Today we're re-releasing our 2018 episode with Dr Paul in his honor. Dr Paul passed away on July 7, 2023 and will be sorely missed. Here is his obituary. Dr Paul helped build the organic movement and was a friend to all. Thank you Dr Paul for everything you did. We'll be back next week with a another new epidsode.

Ben Lee explores the possibility of a sustainable future as an artist in the music industry in a rapidly changing landscape.This first episode is a discussion with Gomez's Tom Gray who as well as being a musician, is an activist who created The Broken Record campaign as well as running the Academy’s #FixStreaming initiative, which are calling for better streaming revenues for artists and helped spark the Economics of Music Streaming inquiry.This is the only episode that will appear in your feed automatically because you subscribe to Weirder Together.To subscribe to this series and receive future episode please subscribe athttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-the-future-of-being-a-musician-with-ben-lee/id1691242962 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin Rhodes, permaculturalist, author and social media presence joins to talk about his journey into agriculture, turning that lifestyle into a vlog and paths to earn extra income as a farmer. (Episode Note- Our SD card filled up part way through our conversation with Justin so there is a pause about half way through before we resumed recording) Justin can be found on YouTube as well at his companies website, Abundant Permaculture. Back to the Roots is sponsored by SoilBiotics and Byron Seeds.

Margo is joined by cousins Ben Braden and Nick Sadler, otherwise known as Strange Hotels  - the writers and producers of Need Your Trouble, featured in the introduction for every episode of Windowsill Chats! After touring for years as a part of Portland’s iconic touring band The Lower 48, Ben and Nick formed their indie-electro duo Strange Hotels in early 2018, and within weeks of forming the duo, they had the opportunity to open for Billie Eilish and Finneas at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland. Their songs have been featured in several TV shows including Shameless, Viceʼs King Of The Road, and Conan O’Brien’s Needs a Friend.  Nick & Ben describe Strange Hotels as the most collaborative project they have been a part of- and are a sonic blend of dance, R&B, vintage pop, and indie rock. They have taken a very DIY approach to recording their songs, recording and producing their music solely on iPads. They moved to Los Angeles in 2019 quickly booking a residency at their favorite club, writing new songs, and releasing their second EP, Mixtape II.    Margo, Ben and Nick discuss: The transition from The Lower 48 to Strange Hotels Moving to LA 5 months before the pandemic heat and how it affected their work How being able to do what they enjoy at an early age benefitted them Their willingness to be broke and commonality for being bad at having a boss and how it aided in their success down the road Finding different ways to share their music How the music industry currently works, streaming platforms, and finding new ways to be financially successful The unglamorous side of the entertainment industry Connect with Strange Hotels: Get Mixtape III for free by texting ‘Heard you on WC I’d love Mixtape III’ to 651-538-6961 Listen to Strange Hotels on Spotify https://www.instagram.com/strange_hotels/

Thailand's capital, Bangkok is a large, sprawling city best known for its river, ornate temples and delicious street food. Our guest, Wisrute Buddhari has lived in Bangkok most of his life. Not only does he share the best time of the year to visit and what to see and do; from temple hopping to viewing the city from a boat on the Chao Praya river, as well as a secret beach only locals know about, but this keen foodie let's us in on some of his favourite places to eat and drink. Have a listen to discover:  Where to get the best roast goose in the city  Where to go for Thai beef noodles  Which markets locals shop at   Where to find the best beef ribs  Where to eat regional Thai food  A vineyard just out of Bangkok You'll find links to these and more in the show notes at: www.extravirginfoodandtravel.com

Ryan Koory, Vice President of Economics at Mercaris, joins to give the latest updates from the organic marketplace. Topics discussed: Fertilizer shortages 2022 Crop Planning Outlook Organic grain supply and pricing Sponsored by Byron Seeds and Mercaris

This week Margo sits down with lettering artist Lynn Giunta. Lynn has been with Hallmark Cards for 37 years and discovered her fascination for cutting letters by hand during her tenured journey. She has always been drawn to positive phrases and never tires of seeing kind messages come to life. Lynn is also a graphic designer and children’s book illustrator and she and Margo discuss finding inspiration, stepping out of comfort zones when called to, and finding joy in opportunities you maybe didn’t see for yourself.   Margo and Lynn also share in: Lynn’s family history of creating things by hand The art teacher that changed things for her and the lightbulb moment that began her career path Calligraphy and the art of making words How she lost her creative practice because she wasn’t doing creative work outside of work (and then found it again) The importance of getting good at listening and understanding the voice inside your head How she got the opportunity to illustrate a children's book Building confidence through repetition And more   Lynn is a maker of things, creating happy art and positive words with scissors and cut paper. She is always looking for the magic in the scraps and unexpected pieces left behind and she hopes her art inspires and encourages you.   Mentioned in this episode: Morgan Harper Nichols Poppy Dodge Terry Runyan   Connect with Lynn: Follow Lynn on Instagram Follow Lynn on Etsy

Eric Beiler (New York), Marlin Eash (Indiana), Corby Groen (Washington/Wisconsin) and Chris Hoffner (North Carolina) give an overview of their farming year. They share the positives and negatives, ask questions of each other and give some goals they’re working towards next year. Thanks to Eric, Marlin, Corby and Chris for their time in 2021! We’ll have part 2 with Ann, Melissa, Jolynn and Abbie in December. Sponsored by Byron Seeds and SoilBiotics

Hospitality has notoriously low profit margins, so it can be hard to justify spending money (and time) promoting your business. But in this ultra-competitive age, it's a necessity in order to stay in the public eye.   In this special bonus episode of ExtraVirgin Food & Travel Podcast, with Brooke Burns, owner of Savannah PR and one of Australia's most experienced hospitality PR professionals, we look at the options of DIY and low-cost solutions to publicising your hospitality business.   Brooke has kindly shared her extensive knowledge, and she and Natascha discuss the following:   * Branding * Websites * How to do your own social media * Are phone photos good enough? * Approaching the media - print and online * What makes a solid story * Should you consider paying for content? * Is influencer marketing worth the investment? How much does       it cost, and how do you choose the right one? * How to deal with negative reviews * What paid PR can and can't do for your business and how to        measure success and more.   Brooke also has her own PR podcast The PR Pod which, while it's aimed at PR Professionals, has plenty more useful tips you can apply to your business.   This is a particularly practical and value-packed podcast, especially for hospitality venues, whether you're a cafe owner, restaurateur, bar or caterer.