Aarhus Denmark's guest appearances

Aarhus Denmark

The Sodshow, Garden Podcast - Sod Show

Andrea Jones

James Joyce

Jonathan Ward

David Harber

Ron Finley

Rosebie Morton

Brian Greene

Phillip Johnson

Peter Donegan

Laura Garnett

David Williams

Piet Oudolf

Beth Chatto

Kate Gould

Matt Keightley

OwlTail

Laura Russo TCD

Laura Russo

Peter Donegan hosts The Sodshow Live from Dublin Castle, as part of Bloom Fringe 2017.  With much thanks to The Church Bar and Restaurant Dublin and the entire team for their fantastic support. And of course you for listening.   Thoughts or comments ? @sodshow on twitter. Facebook, The Sodshow. If you have a minute a rate and review in iTunes would be grand.   The voices you will hear are: Laura Russo - scientist at Trinity College Dublin. Laura talks about bees, pollinators and what we do and can do. Lara talks the decline of bees, extinctions and others that also pollinate. Lara also refers to the All Ireland Pollinator Plan and the Campus Pollinator Plan at Trinity.  Esther Gerrard, Marion Keogh and Rosin de BuitlearEsther talks about Bloom Fringe, why and what they do. Marion refers to the work that they have seen abroad and how that interacts with the changes they are trying to make in Dublin and Roisin chats about those she met and chatted with and on a very personal level the differences change not only a place but a person. Ulla Maria Aude - Aarhus DenmarkAarhus European City of Culture - Active citizenship in Aarhus.Ulla talks about changing spaces from cars to people, making the city more cultural, the Institute for X, a place for music and art. A neighbourhood for creative activity, community gardens and testing things before you plan the park and making then making those things permanent. Marie Overgaard Nielsen - Taste Aarhus &amp; the Green EmbassyMarie chats about putting the Green Embassy right in the heart of the green area; a space that is accessible, open and lit up round the clock for all to see to encourage them to come in. She also chats Taste Aarhus, a wild taste festival of ant eating with mohitos and toasted worms - but essentially, they encourage people to try - allowing them to fail and encouraging them to try again. It is also about gardens wild - but getting the people to the nature; urban community gardens for socialising and hanging out.

Peter Donegan hosts The Sodshow Live from Dublin Castle, as part of Bloom Fringe 2017. With much thanks to The Church Bar and Restaurant Dublin and the entire team for their fantastic support. And of course you for listening. Thoughts or comments ? @sodshow on twitter. Facebook, The Sodshow. If you have a minute a rate and review in iTunes would be grand. The voices you will hear are: Laura Russo - scientist at Trinity College Dublin. Laura talks about bees, pollinators and what we do and can do. Lara talks the decline of bees, extinctions and others that also pollinate. Lara also refers to the All Ireland Pollinator Plan and the Campus Pollinator Plan at Trinity.  Esther Gerrard, Marion Keogh and Rosin de Buitlear Esther talks about Bloom Fringe, why and what they do. Marion refers to the work that they have seen abroad and how that interacts with the changes they are trying to make in Dublin and Roisin chats about those she met and chatted with and on a very personal level the differences change not only a place but a person. Ulla Maria Aude - Aarhus Denmark Aarhus European City of Culture - Active citizenship in Aarhus. Ulla talks about changing spaces from cars to people, making the city more cultural, the Institute for X, a place for music and art. A neighbourhood for creative activity, community gardens and testing things before you plan the park and making then making those things permanent. Marie Overgaard Nielsen - Taste Aarhus &amp; the Green Embassy Marie chats about putting the Green Embassy right in the heart of the green area; a space that is accessible, open and lit up round the clock for all to see to encourage them to come in. She also chats Taste Aarhus, a wild taste festival of ant eating with mohitos and toasted worms - but essentially, they encourage people to try - allowing them to fail and encouraging them to try again. It is also about gardens wild - but getting the people to the nature; urban community gardens for socialising and hanging out.

333: Live, Dublin Castle: Laura Russo TCD, Aarhus Denmark, Bloom Fringe 2017