cacti

When we say we broke Taylor… He really broke. This is a rare sight to see or hear, and we highly recommend not drinking anything if you're prone to it coming out your nose. We talk about the weather, cookies, touching cacti, getting hurt, legos, passion, exaggeration, and so much more! Lol. This one is a fun ride of an hour with us.

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0:00 Introduction

1:18 Prologues, Epilogues, and legos

4:12 Pasta & vino and trying on clothes

9:48 Weather & laughs

11:50 In ears & weird

15:35 Nicole discovering the lego details (thanks Carole)

17:55 Holiday party, buying and donating toys

19:44 Touching cacti, microphones, and getting hurt

26:01 Eating cookies, coffee, m&m's, and the earth

35:43 Audio stopped recording for a sec

36:41 Italians and passion

46:55 It's Theater, baby! (Exaggerating and breaking Taylor)

55:09 Kershaw, Ohtani, and wrap up

We delve into the world of the saguaro cactus, exploring its cultural significance, scientific studies, and more. We talk to journalist Henry Brean of the Arizona Daily Star and Tucson storyteller Audrey Scheere about different aspects of this magnificent plant, the threats it faces,  and how people interact with it — for good or ill. Join us as we uncover the secrets of the saguaro!

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This week we're talking about cacti! Tune in to learn more about this amazingly diverse, exceptionally adapted order of plants.

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For this episode Aarón and Zarela were thrilled to have Fany Gerson return to the show. Fany launched the acclaimed La Newyorkina, an artisanal Mexican frozen treats and sweets business, and is also the chef, founder and co-owner of Fan-Fan Doughnuts. There could not be a more knowledgable guest for an episode all about Mexican sweets!

Together they illuminate how Ice Cream is just as regional as every other component of Mexican Food. They touch on specialties from Oaxaca, Veracruz, Campeche, and more. For instance, Fany tells us about an ice cream shop near Dolores Hidalgo that specializes in ice cream flavored with cacti! 

Zarela also shares early memories of doughnuts and ice cream on the ranch, and Aaron and Fany encourage you to try making ice cream at home. 

If you missed it before and want more from Fany, check out her first appearance; all about "The Great History of Vanilla"

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Season 1 of The Prickly Things Podcast was about finding our voice. I am so PROUD of all of the stories and voices that have been shared through this podcast. 52 stories that will touch your heart and make you feel less alone in the world.Thank you for such a successful year! Tune in to this episode recapping the best moments of our first year, and also talking about what we have in stored for season 2. 

Given how much more time we've all been spending at home lately, it's perhaps not surprising that many of us have developed a new passion for plants. 

The number of varieties on offer can be quite overwhelming, so how do you know where to start if you've never had a green thumb in your life?

The Quicky speaks to an expert horticulturist, a green space designer, and one of our very own self-proclaimed 'plant ladies' to find out how you can transform your home into a private oasis whether it's an inner-city unit, or a rural retreat.

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Host: Claire Murphy

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Laura Brodnik - Mamamia's Entertainment Editor, Co-Host of The Spill and self-confessed plant lady. You can read Laura's article about discovering she was a plant lady here

Jenna Holmes, aka the 'Plant Mama' - Founder and creative director of P Mami Industries, which includes Plant Mama, a plant styling studio who specialises in residential & commercial plant design and installations

Millie Ross - Presenter and Head of Research at the ABC's Gardening Australia, and also a professional horticulturist, garden designer, writer and broadcaster

Producer: Claire Murphy

Executive Producer: Siobhán Moran-McFarlane

Audio Producer: Ian Camilleri

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Ellie and MaryAnne welcome Tabatha to the Let's Get Real {Estate} Podcast to talk about refreshing your space on a budget.  Tabatha is the queen of indoor and rare plants, and she shares some helpful tips on making your space thrive! She runs The Velvet Garden JAX, and she's so helpful to anyone looking to add more plants to your home and life.  Learn how to revive your space and gain her Top 3 Tips for refreshing on a budget.

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Cactus Country https://www.cactuscountry.com.au/ was inspired by John's dad who while traveling in England saw the Chelsea flower show. 

When he came back to Australia, he came back with the vision of tourism being something that would eventuate in Australia. 

Everybody told him it would not work, especially given we are three hours north of Melbourne in the middle of nowhere. Everyone said 'you are mad'. So he was always on the back foot in a sense but got to prove everybody wrong. Probably in hindsight made him even more determined because I think he loves the challenge. He started with a quarter acre and bought a large collection from South Australia and traveled the world in the 50s collecting cacti and succulents, bringing them back to Australia at a time where there were no restrictions on what you could bring in. 

John described the last few years at Cactus Country as "nuts".  In the episode John talks about;

• The transformation from a cacti farm to a large tourism-based destinations business
• The day to day challenges of finding staff to run the business
• How the business managed and thrived during Covid19
• How they used social media and PR so successfully
• How they diversified their revenue streams
• The opportunities for collaborating with other businesses to the benefit of both businesses and the local economy and region https://richglenoliveoil.com/ and @Cafe3641
• The opportunities in social media for regional businesses @murrayfarmgatetrail
• The dynamics of working in a family business
• Succession planning and transitioning from one generation to the next

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Alex and Pat talk about the midterm elections, football, and no nut November. They also talk about Pat not paying his bills and try and figure out whether or not Alex's hands being numb for 4 days is something he should be worried about. 


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In this episode of IVMDaily, producers Gaurav, Jaanam and Priyanka talk about their experiences with pet ownership and their ideal pet.

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Tom Baldwin is the Farm Director of Ulua Palms Farm and Nursery in Makawo, HI. A permaculture designer and nurseryman, he is currently engaged in the development of a 5-acre homestead property on Maui in addition to maintaining an 18-acre farm on Big Island. This includes the current planting of a collection of roughly 50 avocado varieties, and an extensive renovation of an old family homestead built in 1906. Tom stewards an extensive collection of plants, including a repository of rare fruit and nuts. He also has a special interest in cacti.