This week's Rock Garden Tour podcast discusses just how likely you are to see anti-gravity gardening trends hang out for the 2010 growing season. If you like this podcast and you want more, visit www.sdpb.org/rockgardentour/ to listen to the full hour length audio stream of the show as heard on South Dakota Public Radio. Keep it rural.
I'm not sure if you can consider Mt. Rushmore National Park a formal garden, but it was the best photo I could find. This week's Rock Garden Tour podcast covers a bit about High Brow Gardening. If you like what you hear, visit www.sdpb.org/rockgardentour/ and listen to a stream of the show that played last night on state-wide South Dakota Public Radio. If you really like what you hear, you may also like the Fresh Friday Podcast, another production by Fresh Produce Inc., a little advertising agency on the prairie. Enjoy this week's podcast and as always - keep it rural.
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This week's Rock Garden Tour on SDPB Radio featured a whole lot of action - everything from Burgess Meredith impersonations to an ice fishing adventure at Richmond Lake. Twas great fun. You'll note that we've changed up the format of our podcast. If you like what you hear, and you'd like to listen to the whole show, click the link warp for a live stream of the show.
Trying something new this week. Take the podcast for a spin and see how it feels. If you like what you hear, this link will take you to where you want to go. In this week's show we discussed popular herbal myths, everything from kidney bean thieves to sasquash to the spring breaker who caught a narly flesh eating virus from a carnivorous plant in Florida. All of that plus we broke out the kazoo. Enjoy this week's Rock Garden Tour podcast and keep it rural.
Less talk, more witty banter about birdwatching. Thanks to our favorite painter Liz Heeren (you might know her as Letwan from Pest Control) for letting us use this image in today's post. You can see more of Liz's work at www.lizheeren.com. This week's Rock Garden Tour podcast darts around like a rare and glorious muted hornbill, hovering over topics such as the Surfin' Bird, the Indigo Bunting tragedy of Norway Center, mutant bird feeder stalkers, and a heart warming story from News about a blind man that builds blue bird houses for the Army Corp. Of Engineers. I'd tell you more but I've already said too much. Enjoy this week's Rock Garden Tour and as always, keep it rural.
Its in your hands now. We did our part. We spent an hour talking about vegetables, more or less. We sang about them. We performed some haiku poetry about them. The rest is up to you. Take a listen to the podcast, vote for your favorite vegetable and as always, keep it rural.
This week's Rock Garden Tour podcast features some witty banter about seed catalogs. I talked to local seed catalog authority Scott Gibson. I interviewed my Mom. I even worked in a sea monkey reference. Enjoy the podcast and as always, keep it rural.
It's beginning to look a lot like solstice. In celebration of the event, the Rock Garden Tour presents a special holiday classic podcast for you and your kin. Enjoy not 1 but 2 holiday adventures, witty banter about Williams & Ree, and of course, Buck Owens. Enjoy this week's special 1 hour Rock Garden Tour, produced in collaboration with South Dakota Public Radio and the University of Sioux Falls. And keep it rural.
This week's rock and roll gardening podcast attempts to infiltrate a secret fraternity known to rural Americans as the County Weed Board. A fellowship of gnomes, ag producers, gardeners and organic farmers, the weed board strives to rid our gardens of noxious weeds. We spoke with a former employee of the Beadle County Weed Board. We talked about weeds. We had planned to speak with a sprig of salt cedar but it consumed Oil Can before we had the chance to flip on Microphone B. We were able to rescue Oil Can, Microphone B on the other hand was lost forever. Enjoy this week's Rock Garden Tour Podcast and as always, keep it rural.
You never get to hear the best part of our little radio program, but that's about to change. This podcast features about 45 minutes worth of raw, uncut announcements that we have to read because the FCC says so. Usually we edit this stuff out of the Rock Garden Tour program that airs on SDPB Radio as well as this podcast because it doesn't fit. But we've changed that tonight. Reading the PSA may sound like a drag, but its become one of the best segments on the show. This podcast features some of our favorites over the last few months. Enjoy the podcast and keep it rural.
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