Are Kids Getting Stranded by Public Transit?

The First Season in Soulstice Garden

This week on the Earthward Podcast by Seed & Soul Society [//www.s3ph.com] we return from our season hiatus! Shannon & Tyler [https://tmold.norby.live] talk about the growing season and new developments on the horizons! Soulstice garden got its first growing season and it was fantastic! Seed & Soul Society had over 20 regular volunteers during our Tending Thursday volunteer events. We sure learned a lot but, overall we are excited to plan and improve upon the garden for next growing season.  Harvest Fundraising Merch is Now available [https://s3ph.square.site/] The Earthward Podcast is presented by Seed & Soul Society; a member supported 501c3 Non-Profit. To become a member, and make a donation, please visit www.s3ph.com [https://s3ph.square.site/] To send questions & comments email us at earthwardpod@gmail.com

Are Kids Getting Stranded by Public Transit?

This week on the Earthward Podcast by Seed & Soul Society, we talk about institutionalized charity vs mutual-aid and we go down the rabbit hole a bit on mobility and transportation options for families and communities. Southside Spring Fest, hosted by Community Mental Health happens April 23, 2022! Links: * Southside Spring Fest [https://www.facebook.com/events/1104774347031263/?_rdr] * Snack Competition [https://www.thetimesherald.com/story/news/2022/03/30/snack-competition-coming-port-huron/7196112001/] * Joe Bixler: Opportunity, energy and vision on the Southside [https://www.thetimesherald.com/story/opinion/2022/04/03/bixler-opportunity-energy-and-vision-southside/7244761001/] The Earthward Podcast is presented by Seed & Soul Society; a member supported 501c3 Non-Profit. To become a member, and make a donation, please visit www.s3ph.com [https://s3ph.square.site/] To send questions & comments email us at earthwardpod@gmail.com

A Garden for the Community

This week on the Earthward Podcast by Seed & Soul Society we make some big announcements about grant funding opportunities and where we plan to make our first neighborhood impact. The Earthward Podcast is presented by Seed & Soul Society; a member supported 501c3 Non-Profit. To become a member, and make a donation, please visit www.s3ph.com [https://s3ph.square.site/] To send questions & comments email us at earthwardpod@gmail.com

002 - Growing Food = Growing Community w/our Master Gardener

Earthward is show that looks inward to explore the local culture, community, and sustainable growth in Mid-Western America. What can we do to ensure our families, communities and our earth are a little better after we leave. We journey back to our roots with our novice co-hosts to have conversations with a wide array of thought leaders to spark radical dreams of what could be instead of what has been. This week Tyler & Shannon talk about our hot soup food distribution moving to Saturdays at the YMCA and talk to the resident master gardener and president of Seed & Soul Society, Heather Fagan. We talk about what you need to think about when planning your at home garden. What types of crops work well in small urban spaces? Raised beds or direct sow? Where in my yard is best? Do I need to test my soil? All those questions and more answered by our master gardener with additional links below for more in depth resources.  Link Dump * Garden Expo [https://mgsoc.org/educational-conference/] * MSU Garden Planning 101 [https://www.canr.msu.edu/uploads/resources/pdfs/gardenplanning1.pdf] * Defining a Gardens Purpose [https://www.rootsimple.com/2013/07/defining-a-gardens-purpose/] * Seed & Soul Society Facebook Page [https://www.facebook.com/seedandsoulsociety] * Seed & Soul Society Facebook Group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/2917927845116619] The Earthward Podcast is presented by Seed & Soul Society; a member supported 501c3 Non-Profit. To become a member, and make a donation, please visit www.s3ph.com [https://s3ph.square.site/] To send questions & comments email us at earthwardpod@gmail.com

001 - Two Peas in a Podcast

Earthward is show that looks inward to explore the local culture, community, and sustainable growth in Mid-Western America. What can we do to ensure our families, communities and our earth are a little better after we leave. We journey back to our roots with our novice co-hosts to have conversations with a wide array of thought leaders to spark radical dreams of what could be instead of what has been. Join co-hosts Tyler Moldovan & Shannon Raynard two of the founding members of Seed & Soul Society a 501c3 non-profit with a mission to end food insecurity, and move people toward a more sustainable lifestyle for the next generation of activists to make needed changes to secure our future. Episode 1 and Episode 2 of the show will be an introduction to Seed & Soul Society our non-profit and what we are all about, and what we hope to get from producing this podcast and growing our community of like-minded individuals looking to create positive change in their communities across Michigan and the Mid-West. Seed & Soul Society is a member supported 501c3 Non-Profit. To donate or support the cause, please visit www.s3ph.com [https://s3ph.square.site] To send questions & comments email us at earthwardpod@gmail.com