Echoes of the Garden

Jonesing For Something Different

Education EN ↓ 4 episodes

Gently combining pre-industrial revolution technologies and knowledge with modern convenience to create a lifestyle that you find comfortable and personally sustainable.

Author

Echoes of the Garden

Category

Education

Podcast website

echoesofthegarden.net

Latest episode

May 4, 2026

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Episodes

Podcast – Small Gardens 04.05.2026

It is easy to get overwhelmed by  your own expectations.  When it comes to gardening, visions of large beds with varieties of fruits, vegetables and flowers come to mind.  Sometimes,  it's better to start small.  And sometimes, it's also better to stay small.

Podcast: Depart The Text 04.05.2026

If you just do what you’ve always done, you’ll just get what you’ve always gotten. If you want to make your life your own, you need to make that life on your own terms. In this episode, I refer to the book “Goodnight, Opus” by Berkely Breathed. For those not familiar with the book, pictured here, you can click on the… Continue Reading…

Small Gardens 01.05.2026

Small gardens can offer herbs, flowers, vegetables and a peaceful retreat.

Depart The Text 21.04.2026

If you just do what you’ve always done, you’ll just get what you’ve always gotten. If you want to make your life your own, you need to make that life on your own terms. In this episode, I refer to the book “Goodnight, Opus” by Berkely Breathed. For those not familiar with the book, pictured here, you can click on the… Continue Reading…

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