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Fungi: The Unsung Heroes of Life on Earth, Part 2 of 2

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Fungi: The Unsung Heroes of Life on Earth, Part 2 of 2

Interestingly, many cultures have been using mushrooms as a meat alternative for many centuries, because many species of mushrooms have a far more meat-like texture than plants typically do. We are talking about mycelium, the filamental, root-like structure that carpets much of the earth that is made of fungi. And fortuitously, there are many species of fungi whose flesh, so to speak, is already t
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DIY: Handmade Love for Our Animal Companions

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DIY: Handmade Love for Our Animal Companions

It may be surprising, but some animal friends are total fashionistas! Many enjoy looking pretty. You can bring a smile to their face and enhance their natural beauty by gifting them a stylish handmade item.
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Fungi: The Unsung Heroes of Life on Earth, Part 1 of 2

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Fungi: The Unsung Heroes of Life on Earth, Part 1 of 2

By the time the first roots evolved, the relationship between plants and fungi was already tens of millions of years old. Fueled by high levels of light and carbon dioxide, plants spread across the world and evolved larger and more complex forms. As plants boomed, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere dropped by 90%, triggering a period of global cooling. Today, more than 90% of all plant
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DIY Garden Ideas to Craft Your Backyard Oasis

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DIY Garden Ideas to Craft Your Backyard Oasis

First up, draw up a basic outline of your site. Start with things that aren’t going to change, like your house, big trees, or steps that you’ll have to work around. We all need sun, and plants do too, but we also need a little bit of shade, and it’s a big limiting factor when deciding where things go, such as garden beds or even seeds.
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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 12 of a Multi-part Series

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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 12 of a Multi-part Series

Ancestral lands are at the heart of identity, culture, and spiritual life. Today, we honor the Warm Springs, Ho-Chunk, Prairie Band Potawatomi, and Snoqualmie as they reclaim their lands, restore traditions, and celebrate their heritage.
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The Benefits of Minimalist Living

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The Benefits of Minimalist Living

Today, we’ll explore how simplifying your life can bring you clarity, calm, and a genuine sense of freedom. Minimalism also brings noticeable financial benefits. When we become more selective about what we bring into our lives, we avoid impulse purchases and unnecessary spending. Instead of chasing trends or filling emotional gaps with material things, we learn to appreciate what we already have.
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The Garden of New Year Beginnings

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The Garden of New Year Beginnings

The plants we’ll examine aren’t just seasonal decorations, they’re profound cultural anchors packed with ancient meaning, hope, and natural vitality that can support your aspirations for the coming year.
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Future Life Celebration: Abortion’s Shadow, Part 2 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Abortion’s Shadow, Part 2 of 2

In this episode, we will learn about the experiences of two pro-life women from Spain: Ms. Noelia Pérez Lorente, a spokesperson for Amasuve, and Ms. Leire Navaridas Zomeño (vegetarian), the founder of Postabortion Union and the Amasuve organization. We will also explore the work of Amasuve, a non-profit, non-denominational, and apolitical organization that provides care, support, and information t
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Winter’s Palette: Vibrant Floral Art 

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Winter’s Palette: Vibrant Floral Art 

If you want to plant flowers this month, look for these transplants: petunias, snapdragon, stock, bee balm. If you want to plant flowers from seed, here’s what to plant: alyssum, forget-me-not, nasturtium, Nigella, rudbeckia, strawflower, violets, and yarrow.
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Future Life Celebration: Abortion’s Shadow, Part 1 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Abortion’s Shadow, Part 1 of 2

In this episode, we’ll gain insights from Dr. Amanda Willie, a licensed clinical Christian counselor who works with the non-profit organization And Then There Were None (&TTWN). Founded by Ms. Abby Johnson, &TTWN empowers individuals in the abortion industry to leave their jobs and heal from the emotional and psychological trauma associated with their work. As stated on the organization’s website,
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Caring for Your Garden During Droughts

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Caring for Your Garden During Droughts

One of the best fruit trees, or fruit bushes in my case, that’s drought resistant is a fig. Figs are known for growing in dry, arid areas of the world like the Middle East. Now, the reason figs survive well is that they have a deep root system.
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Future Life Celebration: New Pro-Life Support Services, Part 2 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: New Pro-Life Support Services, Part 2 of 2

Founded in 1981 as a non-governmental organization, ProVida promotes protecting and respecting human life from conception to natural death. The organization assists expectant mothers by offering free medical care and psychological assistance to women facing unplanned pregnancies. It also provides housing aid, food, and educational support, while organizing seminars and conferences to encourage a c
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Your First Strawberry Harvest

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Your First Strawberry Harvest

Save those strawberry scraps. Simply go into your garden, plant them, and then after a couple of weeks, they’re going to pop up, and you’ll have fresh strawberries from your own garden all season long.
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Future Life Celebration: New Pro-Life Support Services, Part 1 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: New Pro-Life Support Services, Part 1 of 2

I was so excited because I had never heard his heart beat before. Knew that I was choosing life, and that truly I knew it was a life inside of me.
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Quick Harvest Veggies: Growing Fast Food in the Cold, Part 2 of 2

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Quick Harvest Veggies: Growing Fast Food in the Cold, Part 2 of 2

A wide variety of leafy greens can be grown in the home garden, many of which are perfectly suited for the cool season. Excellent choices for the cool season harvest include lettuce, kale, spinach, and bok choy, each with its own distinct taste and health benefits.
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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 11 of a Multi-part Series

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First Nations Celebrating the Return of Their Lands: Part 11 of a Multi-part Series

After nearly three decades of persistent advocacy, the Grand Ronde people welcomed a historic victory on November 22, 1983, when His Excellency President Ronald Reagan signed the Grand Ronde Restoration Act, restoring federal recognition and returning approximately 10,000 acres of reservation land.
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Future Life Celebration: Life Before Birth Facts, Part 2 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Life Before Birth Facts, Part 2 of 2

“If you want to have healthy children before you ever conceive a child, live a healthy life, because one of the things we haven't had a chance to talk about was genetics. And so, the ova and the sperm that the future parents will contribute to the making of this child will be influenced by the kind of life that those parents live. So, live a healthy life, like don’t smoke, for example, before you
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Quick Harvest Veggies: Growing Fast Food in the Cold, Part 1 of 2

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Quick Harvest Veggies: Growing Fast Food in the Cold, Part 1 of 2

You can see just how big these are getting. I have about six to eight beets in this one container, it’s a fairly large sized container. You want to choose a pot at least 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30 cm) deep, so there’s plenty of room for the roots to grow. You can choose a container as wide as you like. The wider it is, the more beets can grow. And here we have another week or so later, so about fiv
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Future Life Celebration: Life Before Birth Facts, Part 1 of 2

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Future Life Celebration: Life Before Birth Facts, Part 1 of 2

As we begin today’s show, we are pleased to welcome an expert whose work has significantly advanced our understanding of early human development. Dr. Verny is a psychiatrist, academic, and author. He has written eight books and co-authored “The Secret Life of the Unborn Child,” which shares eye-opening scientific insights into the development of the baby within the womb. The book empowers parents
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Cozy Roots: Preparing Your Plants for Cold Weather

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Cozy Roots: Preparing Your Plants for Cold Weather

In winter the biggest threat to containerized plants like herbs is wet. Persistently wet potting soil can freeze, turning lethal in cold weather. Make sure excess moisture can drain away by lifting up containers onto pot feet. You can use elegant purpose-sold pot feet, or just improvise with stones for example.
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