In this episode, I talk with Ethan Hochstein, the Horticultural Manager for the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. He is excited to see the ICT become better than ever over the next few years and knows he has a big part to play in the future of its design and a

I talked with Adam & Manu from Osmos Permaculture about their journey in permaculture. We talked about getting started, building interest in a community, and overcoming the obstacles associated with regenerative and sustainable living!

Greenscape Geeks talked with Brock Harpur, the Assistant Professor in Pollinator Biology at Purdue University. He is a native of British Columbia, Canada, and a specialist in honey bee genetics and the evolution of social insects. He leads the honey

Amanda Wanlass wants you to explore your garden, parks, and walking trails! Her phenology group gathers data from all across Indiana to track changes in nature. You too can become a citizen scientist in your own backyard (no lab coat required). Amanda's I

In this episode, entrepreneur Daniel Poynter outlines his plan to inspire and educate the Hoosier state about global overheating. He talks about how he got started with awareness campaigns and what his values are. He hopes that by sharing joy and focusing

This is the premiere episode of the Greenscape Geekout, a show about plants and the people that love them! We want to give you listeners some introductory information about the company behind the microphone, Greenscape Geeks. Your host, Cooper Powers, int

The people that make the air a bit fresher deserve to hear their stories told. Whether it's a gardening tip, botanical advice, or environmental advocacy, Greenscape Geeks is happy to learn and share insights with you listeners!