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Apiary Chronicles is the podcast where the world of beekeeping comes alive. Hosted by Cal Hardage, this show explores the personal journeys, challenges, and triumphs of beekeepers from all walks of life. From backyard enthusiasts to commercial apiarists, each episode dives into the unique stories and invaluable insights that make beekeeping both an art and a science. Discover tips on hive management, pollinator health, and honey production while learning about the dedication and passion behi ...
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Beekeeping For Newbees

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Welcome to Beekeeping For Newbees! This podcast is your ultimate resource for learning how to keep honeybees. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your knowledge, we cover everything you need to know: essential tools, hive components, seasonal tasks, and all the tricks of the trade to help you succeed. If you’re new to beekeeping, this is the perfect place to begin your journey." 🐝
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"Beekeeping Buddies" is your go-to podcast for all things buzzing in the world of beekeeping! Join Steve and Luke, two seasoned hobbyist beekeepers with over a decade of experience each, as they take you on a journey through the captivating realm of beekeeping. Tune in as they share firsthand accounts of the latest buzz in their personal bee yards parked in picturesque Peoria, IL. From Midwest seasonal hive updates to intriguing anecdotes, Steve and Luke provide invaluable insights garnered ...
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We bring you to the center of the sustainability conversation at UNC-Chapel Hill as we explore the technologies, partners, and exciting happenings that make our campus sustainable. From the North Carolina Piedmont to around the world, we seek out and discuss the latest in sustainability.
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Iowa State Universtiy Extension and Outreach Small Farm Sustainability

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This show is a production of the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Small Farm Sustainability program. We will be discussing all things small farm, acreage living, and sustainable agriculture related.
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Travel conversations don’t have to just be about the destination! On Travel N Sh!t, we enjoy discussing the experience. Every Thursday, dCarrie and the occasional guest have a nuanced conversation about the intersection of travel and basic life shit - because travel is more than vacation.
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The Good and Green Podcast, hosted by sustainability advocate Chit Juan, delves into the realms of food, lifestyle, and culture. The show aspires to encourage and empower the youth, entrepreneurs, and policy makers to live a more sustainable lifestyle by sharing practical and innovative ideas, eco-friendly solutions, and inspiring stories from changemakers driving positive change in the world.
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Chit Juan welcomes Olivia Puentespina to discuss the transformative power of composting for soil health, waste management, and sustainability in the Philippines. They explore how supercompost enriches our soil, discuss the environmental impact of composting, and share insights into Davao Thermo Biotech’s initiatives for businesses, households, and …
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In this episode, I’m diving into some common winter beekeeping myths and practical feeding strategies. From fondant and granulated sugar to quilt boxes and hive wraps, we’ll cover how to keep your hives healthy through the colder months. Plus, I’ll share insights on genetics, local mentorship, and tips for adapting your approach to your climate. Ha…
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A deeper dive into the why and how of the insulation setup I started using several years ago, the condensing-hive concept. For the patrons, find the links to everything mentioned in the show, and the video I made for you, over at Patreon.com/fiveapple Thanks to all the listeners and wishing you a good overwintering of your bees! Leigh ---- You are …
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Over the years, I’ve learned how important bees are to the balance of ALL the things. This week I’m joined by Valentinos Filippou, who runs a bee farm in a small village in Cyprus. Join us as we discuss the intersection of travel, culture and environmental awareness, apitherapy and other bee byproducts, and how beekeeping connects to language and c…
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Welcome to Episode 19 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: Final OA Treatment: One last OA treatment for the year! Winter Prep: Buttoning up for winter In the News: Beekeeping 101: Drones and how they help the hive! Upcoming Beekeeping Courses: Find your local c…
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Never say never… but almost 40 me is sooo glad to have lived through the decisions of early 30s me 😅. I’ve spent the last almost 10 years of world traveling learning to trust my gut living and vibing through some questionable choices. Tune in for explanations and stay tuned for the Substack with details and photos! Inspired to take a roadtrip of yo…
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Standing on the seat of my dad’s old pickup, peering through the rear window, I watched as his hands carefully tended to his beehives. It was in those early, honey-filled days that my love for bees took root—a passion that has now blossomed into the Apiary Chronicles podcast. In our debut episode, we embark on a journey to uncover the heartwarming …
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Explore the art of sustainable gifting with Chit Juan, who shares mindful ideas for Christmas presents that minimize waste, support local communities, and foster meaningful connections. From eco-friendly packaging tips to creative ways of giving back, the episode highlights how thoughtful choices can spread joy while protecting the planet. WHAT YOU…
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Special Guest Edition: A Family Buzz! For the first time, two of my daughters join me on Bees in the News to read the latest articles and share some laughs. From a bumblebee boom in Scotland to a Florida man’s wild bee swarm survival tale, we’re buzzing with excitement! Here’s what’s inside: Scotland’s Bumblebee Boom 🐝: A rewilding project transfor…
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I’ve had some close calls and dramatic pivots throughout my travels. I’m grateful to have remained safe through them all and grown along the way. Inspired to take a roadtrip of your own? Travel N Sh!t has you covered! Check out our New England or Eastcoast Itinerary packs! Each have clickable links for food, accommodations and things to do, packing…
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Happy Thanksgiving! In this special episode, we take a moment to express gratitude for our incredible community of listeners and beekeeping enthusiasts. After some holiday cheer, I dive into your questions from the Discord room, tackling key topics for beekeepers at all levels: Should you invest in “fancy” bee packages from top-tier suppliers like …
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Six million people living in the United States do not have access to safely managed sanitation. But Amy Kryston is cautiously optimistic that this public health problem can be solved in our lifetimes. In 2022, Amy began a deep dive into this staggering statistic. Through the UNC Institute for the Environment's Environmental Justice Graduate Researc…
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Send us a text Welcome to Beekeeping for Newbees! In this episode, we’re diving back into the world of splits and nucs. Whether you’re revisiting these topics or hearing about them for the first time, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice to help you succeed in managing your hives. What’s Inside This Episode: What Are Splits and…
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This week I'm joined by Gionna Nicole, the founder of Avid Swim, a sustainable luxury swimwear brand. We explore Gionna's journey from modeling to designing, the cultural inspirations behind her collections, and the importance of collaboration in the fashion industry. Gionna shares her experiences traveling the world, the challenges of navigating l…
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Send us a text This week’s episode of Bees in the News brings you some fascinating and surprising stories from the world of bees: Unbelievable teamwork: Two bees work together to open a soda bottle, showcasing incredible problem-solving skills. Economic challenges: New infectious diseases among bees threaten global agricultural economies. Beekeeper…
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Welcome to Episode 18 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: Final OA Treatment: One last OA treatment for the year! Suit Cleaning: Have an older suit? How do you clean it? In the News: Beekeeping 101: Queen and how she works and what she does! Nucs vs Packages: W…
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Chit Juan sits down with Dhang Tecson of Sinaya Seafood to explore the heart of sustainable seafood and responsible sourcing in the Philippines. Dhang shares her journey into sustainable practices, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities within local fishing communities. They discuss why some fisherfolk turn to illegal methods and the tr…
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Send us a text In this episode, I’m sharing a few general updates and then diving into an important question from our Discord room: How can new beekeepers prepare for their second year? Tune in for tips and insights to set yourself up for success. Happy Beekeeping! 🍯🐝 What’s Inside This Episode: General Updates: A quick rundown of what’s been happe…
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The first portion is about bees and the ups and downs of Fall care. Then in a change of subject, I want to tell you about what happened in my little section of Western NC in the floods of Hurricane Helene...as well as try to help get you thinking about your own disaster preparedness. I'm grateful to all of you and want you to be prepared for the wh…
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This week I'm joined by Isis Breanna as we discuss her project, Pages to Places, where she reads books and visits the places that inspired them. We also dive into local exploration, content creation, travel lessons, impacts of being a creative, self reflection and the power of stories. This is a really dope convo. Dive in. Inspired to take a roadtr…
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Welcome to Episode 17 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: Reading for Winter: Feeding hives, making fondant and candy boards for winter, How to Make Candy Board Video: https://youtu.be/3UI0BGBJs8M?si=eMji3lGv4ezXNaXy In the News: Beekeeping 101: Workers and wha…
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With the state of the country after this most recent election, navigating white spaces throughout our travels is front of mind more than ever. I think by now most of us understand the US for what it is, but there's nothing like updated statistics as a reminder that Black Americans have quite the unique experience in the country we call home. This w…
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Chit Juan explores the essentials of organic farming with Patrick Belisario on this episode of the Good and Green Podcast. Patrick shares his journey into organic agriculture, discussing the differences between natural and organic farming and what it takes to transition from chemical-based to certified organic methods. Listeners will learn about re…
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This week I talk about five US cities with dark, violent and spooky histories. I got into the location of the single deadliest day in US history, mining town disasters, the Elaine Massacre and a few other interesting facts about some of the dark histories of cities across the nation. Inspired to take a roadtrip of your own? Travel N Sh!t has you co…
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Welcome to Episode 16 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: Dry October: A dry hot October, still In the News: DMZ Honey: NY Times article on a beekeeper in Korea Droning On: Deep Dive Into Midwest Cutouts: Luke and Steve talk about what tools, time, and knowledg…
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***Trigger Warning violent crimes and graphic content discussed *** Have you ever considered staying at a haunted hotel? Have you ever visited the scene of a famous crime? This week I'm joined by author Dawn Barclay to discuss her upcoming book "Vacations Can Be Murder: A True Crime Lover's Travel Guide of New England." She tells us about some of t…
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Chit Juan continues the Coffee Month celebration with guest Ros Juan. They explore the rise of Philippine coffee, its growing prominence in the specialty coffee scene, and its impact on the local industry. From sustainability efforts to evolving consumer preferences, to nurturing the next generation of coffee farmers and entrepreneurs, Ros shares h…
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In this episode, Christa Hartsook welcomes Ethan Bowers, an Extension Enterprise Development Specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, to discuss the upcoming Meat Processor Lifecycle Workshop. This workshop is designed for meat processing professionals, offering essential insights into the entire business lifecycle—from startup…
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We mapped out such a convenient and exciting route from NYC to Acadia National Park! I lived out a childhood dream of visiting Salem, MA and added new states to my list of exploration! We visited Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine. Dive in to see how we broke up the drive, the food, what I'd recommend and what I'd leave behind. T…
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Welcome to Episode 15 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: Dry October: A dry hot October. What do we do, anything we should not be doing? Fall Honey Stock: How do our hives look for winter? How are our flow hives doing? Is there anything we can do right now? Up…
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300 episodes at the six year mark!! Thank you all for your patience as I healed from surgery! We're back baby! This week is updates, gratitude and future projections. Tune in to see what's new. I've got something special. If you've ever wondered "how did we get here" when listening to an episode, I've got you covered. I started a Substack to give y…
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Send us a text This week on Bees in the News, we’re covering stories that highlight the resilience and challenges faced by bees and beekeepers, from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene to innovations in winter hive care. What’s Inside This Episode: North Carolina: After Hurricane Helene, the state braces for a rise in bee stings as displaced colonies…
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Chit Juan takes listeners on a journey through the world of Philippine coffee, sharing how Coffee Month started and highlighting the country’s key coffee-growing regions. She also breaks down the basics of processing and roasting, giving a peek into what makes each brew unique. This episode is a great intro for anyone curious about Philippine coffe…
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I’m taking a break! More like a pause… I’ll be home recovering from fibroid surgery in august and I really want to give myself the opportunity to rest. over the next 8 episodes, i’m going to be re-introducing you guys to some of my favorite episodes, and including yours. I’ll be back on October 10th (10/10!!) with Episode 300, with a fresh and new …
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Send us a text This week on Bees in the News, we’re exploring a variety of stories, from an unusual highway “bee-mergency” to inspiring stories of veterans in beekeeping and even some victories on the field from a high school team named the Bees. Dive in! What’s Inside This Episode: California: A red pepper spill on Highway 101 turns into a “bee-me…
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"Anyone who thinks they're too small to make a difference has never met the honey bee." Nathan Halsey, co-president of the Carolina Beekeeping Club lives by this quote. As a high school student during the pandemic, he picked up beekeeping. When he arrived to Carolina, he knew he wanted to continue his business, Halsey's Hives. But he also wanted to…
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On the fourth and final bonus episode, we learn about applying research out in the real world and engaging students in the process. First, UNC Department of Earth Marine and Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor Antonia Sebastian talks about her research on 100-year floodplains, urban development and the social implications of development. She…
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Welcome to Episode 14 of Beekeeping Buddies. The podcast where Steve and Luke talk about beekeeping in the Central Illinois area. Around the Yard: More Unusual Weather: A dry hot September. What do we do, anything we should not be doing? Fall Honey Stock: How do our hives look for winter? How are our flow hives doing? Is there anything we can do ri…
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I’m taking a break! More like a pause… I’ll be home recovering from fibroid surgery in august and I really want to give myself the opportunity to rest. over the next 8 episodes, i’m going to be re-introducing you guys to some of my favorite episodes, and including yours. I’ll be back on October 10th (10/10!!) with Episode 300, with a fresh and new …
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Send us a text This week on Bees in the News, we’re covering a variety of stories, from bee swarm attacks and promising pesticide antidotes to a heartfelt farewell to Salt Lake City’s baseball team, the Bees. Tune in for this week’s buzzworthy updates! What’s Inside This Episode: Texas: Two North Texans are hospitalized after a bee swarm attack in …
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Chit Juan chats with Chef Rhea Sycip as she shares her journey into the Slow Food Movement and her efforts to support farmers in Cavite. She discusses the struggles farmers face in selling their produce and the steps she's taking to help. Chef Rhea also reveals how she uses local ingredients in her continental recipes, highlighting her dedication t…
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