Ears To The Earth: Recent Episodes

JD Cerince

Ears To The Earth a show about listening to nature and earth stewardship. Based out of Orange County, J.D. Cerince, Lucian Toma, and Jeremy Samson answer questions about all things gardening, farming, Permaculture, and sustainability.

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Jeremy, Lucion, and JD talk about working with HOA's to retrofit landscapes to drought tolerant, helping municipalities recycle green waste and managing pest issues on a small scale community farm.  They also answer your questions about growing tomatoes, growing indoors, and what the heck is Mycelium.

If you would like to have your questions answered on Ears to the Earth send us an email at EarsToTheEarth@gmail.com  or comment on our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/earstotheearth

Interested in the work they do. Follow these links to their work:

https://www.instagram.com/ofloveandearth/ 

https://www.aboutandforsustainability.com/ 

https://www.instagram.com/cultivatetogether/ 


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Welcome to Ears to the Earth. In our first episode we introduce ourselves and the kind of farmers we are.  JD, Lucian, and Jeremy are each educators in a small but growing field of urban farmers in Orange County. We’ve come together to make this podcast because we all share a love for ecology, community and how the two can harmonize through farming.

Our first discussion topic is around the questions we most often get asked: Where do we start to begin gardening? We set the stage for many future discussions on planning your garden, considering the most important factors, and simple ways to get started today.

Next episode we’ll be talking about edible plants you can grow indoors, tomatoes, and what the heck is mycelium?  If you would like to have your questions answered on Ears to the Earth send us an email at EarsToTheEarth@gmail.com  or comment on our facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/earstotheearth 


Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/earstotheearth/message