White Mountain Garden Talk

White Mountain Garden Talk

by SignalCast Media, LLC

How To Home and Garden

Bonnie Leedy: Fresh Milled Grain

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Bonnie for a heartfelt conversation on bread baking, fresh-milled grains, and nourishing food made from scratch. This episode explores traditional kitchen skills, whole-food living, and the simple joy of bringing homemade bread back to the family table.

Shawntel Skousen: Food Preservation

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Shawntel Skousen, for a practical conversation about canning, food preservation, and building a well-stocked homestead pantry. This episode explores preserving the harvest, safe canning practices, kitchen confidence, preparedness, and simple ways families can make food last longer.

Chef Genevieve: Food Is Medicine

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Chef Genevieve for a garden-to-table conversation about food as medicine, fresh ingredients, seasonal cooking, and simple ways to nourish the body while bringing wellness, flavor, and inspiration into the kitchen.

Lynette Zang - Preparing for Economic Uncertainty

In this thought-provoking episode of White Mountain Garden Talk, the hosts welcome Lynette Zang for an in-depth discussion on economic uncertainty, inflation, wealth preservation, and personal preparedness. Lynette shares her perspective on the current financial system, the factors influencing today's economy, and why individuals and families should consider building greater resilience in an increasingly unpredictable world. The conversation explores the importance of understanding monetary policy, protecting purchasing power, reducing financial vulnerability, and taking practical steps to prepare for potential economic disruptions. Lynette also discusses the role of tangible assets, self-reliance, and long-term planning as part of a broader preparedness strategy. This episode connects financial preparedness with the homesteading and self-sufficiency principles that are central to White Mountain Garden Talk, offering listeners valuable insights into protecting their families, resources, and future.

Plant Fair Nursery - Gardening in the White Mountains of Arizona

Learn about selecting the right plants, improving soil health, overcoming local growing challenges, and creating a thriving landscape in our unique mountain climate. Packed with practical tips and expert advice for gardeners, homesteaders, and plant enthusiasts alike.

Show 18 Dr. Mel Schottenstein with Mitogenesis Regenerative Medicine

We explore cutting-edge regenerative therapies, cellular health, nutrition, and practical steps you can take to improve your overall well-being. This informative conversation offers valuable insights for anyone interested in taking a proactive approach to health and longevity.

Chris Hughes: Year round growing in a Walapini

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Jim and Chris for a practical conversation about walipinis, hügelkultur, wicking beds, and creative growing systems for challenging climates. This episode explores water-wise gardening, soil building, season extension, underground greenhouse concepts, and ways to grow more efficiently on a homestead.

Curtis Mraz: Champlain Valley Apiary

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Curtis Champlanin of Valley Apiary for a conversation about beekeeping, pollinators, hive health, local honey, and the vital role bees play in gardens, homesteads, food production, and healthy ecosystems throughout the White Mountains.

White Mountain Community Garden: Working with Water, Soil & Climate

White Mountain Garden Talk explores gardening in Show Low, focusing on water management, soil improvement, berms, swales, erosion control, and practical ways to create healthier, more resilient gardens in Arizona’s White Mountains.

Lucuan Toma: Sun & Bloom Farms

White Mountain Garden Talk welcomes Lucia Toma of Sun & Bloom Farms for a conversation on local growing, farm life, sustainable agriculture, and the importance of connecting communities with fresh food, practical knowledge, and a deeper appreciation for the land.

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