Garden The Knowledge

Topher Delaney
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Topher Delaney in conversation with gardeners, farmers, activists, writers, and scientists. "If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden." ~Frances Hodgson Burnett. "People often ask me what one thing I would recommend to restore the relationship between land and people. My answer is almost always “Plant a garden.” It’s good for the health of the earth and it’s good for the health of people." ~Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer pg 126.

  1. 18/02/2025

    In Conversation with Judith Lowry

    Larner Seeds: https://larnerseeds.com/ Books by Judith Lowry Gardening with a Wild Heart: Restoring California's Native Landscapes at Homehttps://www.amazon.com/Gardening-Wild-Heart-Californias-Landscapes-ebook/dp/B00719LLQA?ref_=ast_author_dp The Landscaping Ideas of Jays: A Natural History of the Backyard Restoration Gardenhttps://www.amazon.com/Landscaping-Ideas-Jays-Backyard-Restoration/dp/0520241649?ref_=ast_author_dp California Foraging: 120 Wild and Flavorful Edibles from Evergreen Huckleberries to Wild Ginger (Regional Foraging Series)https://www.amazon.com/California-Foraging-Flavorful-Evergreen-Huckleberries-ebook/dp/B00NG3QBV0?ref_=ast_author_dp Books discussed in the podcast: Homesteading: How to Find New Independence on the Land by Gene Logsdon: https://www.amazon.com/Homesteading-How-Find-Independence-Land/dp/0878570683Gene Logsdon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Logsdon The Organic Gardener by Catherine Osgood Foster: https://www.amazon.com/organic-gardener-Catharine-Osgood-Foster/dp/0394472101 Influential people Molly Brown - Bolinas School of Botanical Art - Molly brown: https://www.mollybrownartist.org Craig Dremann -  Redwood Seed Company: https://www.ecoseeds.com/ Gurney Norman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurney_Norman

    1 h 46 min

  2. 08/08/2024

    In Conversation with Anne Hilton

    Topher in conversation with Anne Hilton of California Peony Company. https://www.californiapeonycompany.com/

    1 h 33 min

  3. 17/05/2024

    In Conversation with Alexis Koefoed

    Topher Delaney in conversation with Alexis Koefoed, Farmer, activist, and owner of Soul Food Farm. https://www.soulfoodfarm.com/

    1 h 40 min
  4. In Conversation with Robin Parer

    10/04/2024

    In Conversation with Robin Parer

    Topher Delaney in conversation with Robin Parer, owner of Geraniaceae and grower of Erodiums, Geraniums, and Pelargoniums. Ways to get in contact with Robin Parer: geraniac@pacbell.net https://www.geraniaceae.com/ Photo by Saxon Holt.

    1 h 13 min
  5. In Conversation with Matt Kondolf

    15/02/2024

    In Conversation with Matt Kondolf

    Topher Delaney in conversation with Matt Kondolf, Professor of Landscape Architecture & Environmental Planning at the University of California Berkeley.

    1 h 29 min
  6. In Conversation with Martin Bournhonesque

    12/05/2023

    In Conversation with Martin Bournhonesque

    Garden The Knowledge. Topher Delaney in conversation with Martin Bournhonesque.

    1 h 21 min
  7. In Conversation with David Duskin

    27/03/2023

    In Conversation with David Duskin

    Topher Delaney in conversation with David Duskin, Public Artists, and co-founder of Petaluma River Park http://www.davidduskin.com/ https://www.petalumariverpark.org/ Publicly accessible collaborative works: Teaching Stones, Almaden Library and Community Center, San Jose, CA Norman Lear Monument, Emerson College, Boston, MA Castro Valley Creek Daylighting Project, Castro Valley Library, Castro Valley, CA Thousand Ways, Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Santa Rosa, CA Books that have inspired David: The Hero with a Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell Tao Te Ching, Lao-tzu, translation by Stephen Mitchell  Women Who Run with the Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estes Finnegans Wake, James Joyce Body Watching, Desmond Morris Moby Dick, Herman Melville Paintings that have inspired David: Annunciation, Cortona, Fra Angelico  Annunciation, San Marco, Fra Angelico

    1 h 30 min
  8. In Conversation with Chris Otow Kuratomi and Tosh Kuratomi, owner-operators of Otow Orchard

    15/02/2023

    In Conversation with Chris Otow Kuratomi and Tosh Kuratomi, owner-operators of Otow Orchard

    Otow Orchard 6232 Eureka Rd Granite Bay, CA 95746 916-791-1656 www.otoworchard.com In 1911,  Kitchitaro Kawanoand his wife, Momi, purchased 20 acres of land in the Rosedale Colony Tract of Loomis and named it Rosedale Farm.  After Kitchitaro's death in 1939, his widow and youngest daughter, Helen, ran the farm. During World War II, Helen and her husband, Seiichi Otow, were interned at Tule Lake Relocation Center. After the war, they returned to the farm to find that it was not in a condition to provide them an income. Seiichi opened a radio repair shop in Sacramento while reviving the orchard. The Otow family, including Seiichi, Helen, June, Christine and Wesley cared for and harvested the orchard and packed all the fruit on the farm until the 1970s. Today, Chris Otow Kuratomi and her husband, Tosh Kuratomi, respond to their customers' preferences with a much more diverse variety of fruits and vegetables. They continue to specialize in the ancient art of dried persimmons known as hoshigaki. Surrounded by development, they strive to honor their family's commitment to the farm. The orchard takes on different personalities through the seasons and continues to provide local residents with high-quality fresh food. They grow the following fruits + Vegetables: Apples: Gala Gravenstein Fuji Honeycrisp Pink Lady Reinette Simirenko Red Delicious Yellow Delicious Gala Apricots Blenheim         Fantasme Orange Red Patterson Robada Royal Royal Rosa Asian Pears Hosui Kosui Nijisseiki Okusankichi Olympic Shinko Shinseiki Ya Li Yoi Blackberries Cherries Bing Rainier Royal Lee Royal Lynn Citrus Blood Orange Clementine Mandarin Eureka Lemon Satsuma Mandarin Naval Orange Satsuma Mandarin Valencia Orange Yellow Grapefruit Figs           Black Mission Brown Turkey         Panache Garden Vegetables Basil Bitter Mellon Chard Chile Cilantro Japanese Cucumbers Japanese Eggplants Kale Lavender Mint Okra Peppers Rosemary Tomatillo Tomatoes Grapes Kyoho Red Perlette Thompson Seedless Jujube GA866 Li Sugar Cane Kiwi Mulberries Nectarines Ambre Fantasia  Flavortop Heavenly White Jade Nuts Almonds Chestnuts Pecan Walnut Olives Manzanilla Mission Sevillano Clingstone Peaches Bowen Phelps White Peaches Babcock Indian Free Nectar Saturn (donut) Silver Logan Spring Rose Sugar Lady Yellow Freestone Peaches 49er Delight Fairtime Fay Elberta Flavorcrest Frost Gene Elberta June pride Junecrest Late Alamar Loring Maycrest Muir O'henry PF 11 PF lucky 13 Q-1-8 Red haven Regina Springcrest Summerset Suncrest Pears   Bartlett Comice D'anjou Persimmon Chocolate Hachiya Fuyu Giombo Giro Hachiya Hyakume Imoto Izu Maru Nagamaru Niishimura Wase Vodka Plum Black Amber Casselman El Dorado Empress Frontier Kelsey La Roda Mariposa Red Beaut Red Roy Santa Rosa Satsuma Ume Plum Black Amber Casselman El Dorado Empress Frontier Kelsey La Roda Mariposa Red Beaut Red Roy Santa Rosa Satsuma Ume Pomegranates Ambrosia Eversweet Wonderful Quince Squash Black Futsu Butternut Squash Delicata Kabocha Red Kuri Yellow Zucchini

    1 h 25 min
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Topher Delaney in conversation with gardeners, farmers, activists, writers, and scientists. "If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden." ~Frances Hodgson Burnett. "People often ask me what one thing I would recommend to restore the relationship between land and people. My answer is almost always “Plant a garden.” It’s good for the health of the earth and it’s good for the health of people." ~Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer pg 126.

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  • Création
    Topher Delaney
  • Années d’activité
    2022 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    15
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    © Topher Delaney
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