Deanne Edwards's guest appearances

Deanne Edwards

Mama Bear Cancer Coach 

Ashley Smith

Matt Zinman

Al Harris

Tiah Tomlin

Heather Stang

Sophia Garber

Alene Nitzky

TATIANA MORALES

Shannon Norris

Donita Mama

Shondelle Solomon

Charlotte Shaff

Reona Berry

Jean Robor

Shira Litwack

OwlTail

Hello, my name is Deanne Edwards and I founded Shalom Honeycomb in 2016. I started gardening organically in 2010. Over the years I have focused  on creating a thoughtful and nourishing garden made up primarily of  edible plants. In 2015 I noticed that I had very few pollinators, and I  began to wonder what it would be like to bring my own pollinators into  the garden, meaning a beehive.  I was well aware of colony collapse  disorder and the rapidly decreasing bee population. The thought of being                                    part of a movement which supports the health and welfare of the bees felt just right. So, I set out to get my first colony.  I went to a class on beekeeping  and met other like-minded folks who were out to rescue bees and away I  went, joining a group of primarily middle-aged ladies who were dedicated  to rescuing bees. As my bees began to produce an abundance of honey I  started sharing the honey with family and friends and loved sharing a  piece of comb in each jar.  I now manage multiple hives and have rescued  many pollinator colonies that were in danger of being destroyed. Shalom is a Hebrew word simply translated as “peace.” Shalom, derived  from the Hebrew root shalam, which means to be safe, complete, to make  happy.  Shalom holds rich definition drawn from many traditions to mean  prosperity, welfare, tranquility and wholeness, not only for the  individual but also for the whole world.  Shalom describes the feeling I  get when working with the bees and in the eating and sharing their  honey.

Hello, my name is Deanne Edwards and I founded Shalom Honeycomb in 2016. I started gardening organically in 2010. Over the years I have focused  on creating a thoughtful and nourishing garden made up primarily of  edible plants. In 2015 I noticed that I had very few pollinators, and I  began to wonder what it would be like to bring my own pollinators into  the garden, meaning a beehive.  I was well aware of colony collapse  disorder and the rapidly decreasing bee population. The thought of being                                    part of a movement which supports the health and welfare of the bees felt just right. So, I set out to get my first colony.  I went to a class on beekeeping  and met other like-minded folks who were out to rescue bees and away I  went, joining a group of primarily middle-aged ladies who were dedicated  to rescuing bees. As my bees began to produce an abundance of honey I  started sharing the honey with family and friends and loved sharing a  piece of comb in each jar.  I now manage multiple hives and have rescued  many pollinator colonies that were in danger of being destroyed. Shalom is a Hebrew word simply translated as “peace.” Shalom, derived  from the Hebrew root shalam, which means to be safe, complete, to make  happy.  Shalom holds rich definition drawn from many traditions to mean  prosperity, welfare, tranquility and wholeness, not only for the  individual but also for the whole world.  Shalom describes the feeling I  get when working with the bees and in the eating and sharing their  honey.

EP-002 Bees and their importance with Deanne Edwards