Random Homegrown Podcasts

There is one thing that brings us the most joy in life – great relationships. But if our relationships are unhealthy – life doesn’t have much joy. We have a passion for healthy relationships and getting the most out of life. We record new episodes each week in our barn here at Azure Farm, surrounded by our Farmily of chickens, donkeys, alpacas, goats, and more. In each episode, we dig into a recent story inspired by the farm, family or fun, and use these experiences as inspiration to make real-life applications to help you improve every relationship in your life. We believe the secret sauce of healthy, happy relationships is that they are the result of healthy, happy people.

Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Society & Culture

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‘Tales From the Veg Patch’ is a new podcast by award-winning food writer, cook and veg grower, Kathy Slack. Come through the garden gate for 15 minutes of rural tranquillity as Kathy shares uplifting stories about growing and cooking her own food and the healing powers of gardening for mental health.

There’s ‘The Love Story of the Overlooked Leek’; an essay on ‘How to Buy Dirt’; and, musings on ‘The Morals and Mysteries of Failing to Catch a Mole’. Plus lots of eating, weekly recipes and ideas for making the most of the harvest.

Tales, stories and essays to reconnect you with the food you eat and get you back to the land. Every Thursday.

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kathyslack.com

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Show music: Tom Dyson

Cover pic: Stephanie McLeod

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Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Leisure

Tags: allotment, anxiety, cooking, Countryside, depression, Food, grow your own, Healing, homegrown, mental-health, nature, Recipes, rural life, seasonal, vegetables