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Peace, Love, and Pollinators ๐Ÿ

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Welcome to Peace, Love & Pollinators โ€” a podcast by ReEarth Solutions

This is the show for anyone who wants a more beautiful yard and a healthier planet. Whether youโ€™ve got a backyard, a balcony, or you just care about the green spaces in your neighborhood, weโ€™ll help you see whatโ€™s possible when you work with nature instead of against it.

Each episode blends practical, feel-good advice with the bigger โ€œwhy it matters.โ€ Weโ€™re talking native plants, pollinators, soil life, compost, climate-resilient gardening, and the small changes that create outsized impact โ€” for your landscape, your community, and the living world around you.

With expert guests from across the country, we break down what actually works, bust common myths, and give you simple next steps you can use right away.

Think of us as your friendly guide from โ€œI just want my plants to liveโ€ to โ€œIโ€™m building a thriving ecosystem.โ€

Welcome to Peace, Love & Pollinators. Letโ€™s grow something better.

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What if growing food could also help people grow into a new chapter of life? On this episode of Peace, Love & Pollinators, Lawrence, Heather and Richard share their vision for Holistic Agriculture Academy and its future home at Easthampton Town Lodging and Farm. We explore how regenerative agriculture, hands-on education, and community support can help veterans find renewed purpose while caring for the land and strengthening local food systems.
Jasmin Callahan brings nearly two decades of hands-on experience in plant production, having worked in settings ranging from an organic vegetable and flower farm with a large annual plant sale to a wholesale nursery. These roles shaped her understanding of how propagation methods, scheduling decisions, and production timelines directly affect both plant quality and business viability. In 2024, Jasmin founded Dragonfly Natives in response to a growing demand for locally grown native plants, wi...
John Engwar is the owner and president of Groundscapes Express, Inc., he has been providing innovative, environmentally responsible erosion control, stormwater management, and ecological landscape solutions since 1998. His work is rooted in stewardship, clean water protection, soil health, and the belief that construction and land care can work with nature rather than against it. A pioneer in the use of biodegradable compost-based erosion control products, he patented the FilterMitt system an...
Darryl Newman is the co-owner of Planters' Choice, alongside his father and founder, Chuck. It is a diverse operation with large-scale field, propagation and container production in Western Connecticut. They are increasing production of both ecotypic and larger, specimen size natives that are difficult to not only locate, but also produce. He has presented to numerous state and regional trade associations on a variety of topics, including proper horticultural practices, superior plant selecti...
Kristen Nicholson and Britt Drews are the co-founders of Blue Stem Natives, a woman owned native-only nursery based in Norwell, Massachusetts. Since launching in 2021, theyโ€™ve been helping gardeners and land stewards across New England access high-quality native plants while promoting wildlife- friendly landscapes, straight-species selections, and sustainable growing practices. Their work is rooted in a simple but...
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