Mark Smallwood's guest appearances

Mark Smallwood

We Dig Plants

Sharp & Hot

VOCM Shows

What Day Is It Anyway?

Nether Westcote Methodist Chapel

Eugenia Bone

Margaret Roach

Mary Roach

Patrick Martins

Judy Joo

Paul Greenberg

Alex Monroe

Ellie Krieger

Fabio Viviani

Angie Mar

Whitney Otawka

David Austin

Elizabeth Streb

Jason Cooke

Robyn Youkilis

OwlTail

This week presents Mr Mark Smallwood , Benefice Youth Minister, Recorded at St Mary’s Church Westcote Sunday January 21st 2021 The theme for this sermon; “Baptism: Through Judgement to New Life” Podcast 041

This week presents Mr Mark Smallwood , Benefice Youth Minister, Recorded at St Mary’s Church Westcote Sunday January 21st 2021 The theme for this sermon; “Baptism: Through Judgement to New Life” Podcast 041

Mr Mark Smallwood – “Baptism: Through Judgement to New Life”

Find out more about Skye Wallace and buy her music at https://www.skyewallace.com/See Jamie March's photos on his Instagram: @jamesdavidmarchFollow me, Tom Cochrane, on Twitter at @tomcochrane, and Instagram at @tomcochrane.

Find out more about Skye Wallace and buy her music at <a href="https://www.skyewallace.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.skyewallace.com/</a>See Jamie March's photos on his Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jamesdavidmarch" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jamesdavidmarch</a>Follow me, Tom Cochrane, on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/tomcochrane" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@tomcochrane</a>, and Instagram at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tomcochrane" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@tomcochrane</a>.

3 - Skye Wallace, Mark Smallwood, Jamie March

Coach Mark Smallwood &amp; Barnraiser : It’s an earthy episode of Sharp &amp; Hot as host Emily Peterson is joined by Coach Mark Smallwood, Executive Director of the Rodale Institute and Eileen Chiarello of Barnraiser. First – Emily chats with Mark about Rodale Institute’s mission to achieve global human health and the agricultural challenges we face in 2014. Later, she checks in with Eileen who elaborates on Barnraiser, an online community for the millions of people who want sustainable food and farming to become the standard. This program was brought to you by Whole Foods Market  “Our ultimate goal is global human health. When we’ve accomplished that goal, we’ll move on. Right now – that’s where we focus. It always starts with the soil and we’re always delving into food issues, but human health is paramount.” [06:00] –Coach Mark Smallwood on The Food Seen “We’re interested in the idea that we’re all in this together. From a little initiative to a big one, hundreds of thousands of people need to have the opportunity to get up to bat in this world in sustainable food and farming…thousands of good ideas will be born of that.” [22:00] –Eileen Chiarello on The Food Seen

Coach Mark Smallwood &amp; Barnraiser : It’s an earthy episode of Sharp &amp; Hot as host Emily Peterson is joined by Coach Mark Smallwood, Executive Director of the Rodale Institute and Eileen Chiarello of Barnraiser. First – Emily chats with Mark about Rodale Institute’s mission to achieve global human health and the agricultural challenges we face in 2014. Later, she checks in with Eileen who elaborates on Barnraiser, an online community for the millions of people who want sustainable food and farming to become the standard. This program was brought to you by <a href="http://www.WholeFoodsMarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Whole Foods Market</a> <h4>“Our ultimate goal is global human health. When we’ve accomplished that goal, we’ll move on. Right now – that’s where we focus. It always starts with the soil and we’re always delving into food issues, but human health is paramount.” [06:00]</h4> –Coach Mark Smallwood on The Food Seen “We’re interested in the idea that we’re all in this together. From a little initiative to a big one, hundreds of thousands of people need to have the opportunity to get up to bat in this world in sustainable food and farming…thousands of good ideas will be born of that.” [22:00] –Eileen Chiarello on The Food Seen

Episode 40: Coach Mark Smallwood & Barnraiser

This week on We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito is re-joined by Mark “Coach” Smallwood, Executive Director of Rodale Institute and Green Mission specialist for Whole Foods. Carmen and Mark talk about everything from soil management courses to beekeeping. Learn why backyard beekeepers are much better suited for honeybees and why colony collapse disorder is commonly misunderstood. Learn more about composting and hear some practical growing tips from “Coach”. This program was sponsored by Whole Foods Market.  “There are very few wild hives left. Bees need beekeepers!” “We think the answer to the health of the honey bee is not the commercial beekeeper, it’s the backyard beekeeper. They tend to manage their hives in a much healthier way.” “I like to plant what grows high with what grows low and what grows fast with what grows slow.” –Mark “Coach” Smallwood on We Dig Plants

This week on We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito is re-joined by Mark “Coach” Smallwood, Executive Director of Rodale Institute and Green Mission specialist for Whole Foods. Carmen and Mark talk about everything from soil management courses to beekeeping. Learn why backyard beekeepers are much better suited for honeybees and why colony collapse disorder is commonly misunderstood. Learn more about composting and hear some practical growing tips from “Coach”. This program was sponsored by <a href="http://www.WholeFoodsMarket.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Whole Foods Market</a>. <h2>“There are very few wild hives left. Bees need beekeepers!”</h2> “We think the answer to the health of the honey bee is not the commercial beekeeper, it’s the backyard beekeeper. They tend to manage their hives in a much healthier way.” “I like to plant what grows high with what grows low and what grows fast with what grows slow.” –Mark “Coach” Smallwood on We Dig Plants

Episode 89: Coach Mark Smallwood

This week We Dig Plants welcomes esteemed guest Mark Smallwood, who is the Executive Director of the prestigious Rodale Institute. Tune in for an extremely important and pertinent episode on issues from genetics to the 2012 Farm Bill. Did you know that according to the Farming Systems Trial, the longest-running side-by-side U.S. study comparing conventional chemical agriculture with organic methods, organic yields match conventional and outperform them in years of drought and environmental distress? Rodale has helped prove that and it gets better! Learn about Rodale Institute’s collaboration with the Farmer-Veterans Coalition that, through the GI Bill, is helping unemployed veterans learn new skills and position them for jobs in agriculture as well as Mark’s vision for an agriculture-supported-community. This episode is sponsored by Fairway Market.

This week We Dig Plants welcomes esteemed guest Mark Smallwood, who is the Executive Director of the prestigious <a href="http://www.rodaleinstitute.org/home" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rodale Institute</a>. Tune in for an extremely important and pertinent episode on issues from genetics to the 2012 Farm Bill. Did you know that according to the Farming Systems Trial, the longest-running side-by-side U.S. study comparing conventional chemical agriculture with organic methods, organic yields match conventional and outperform them in years of drought and environmental distress? Rodale has helped prove that and it gets better! Learn about Rodale Institute’s collaboration with the Farmer-Veterans Coalition that, through the GI Bill, is helping unemployed veterans learn new skills and position them for jobs in agriculture as well as Mark’s vision for an agriculture-supported-community. This episode is sponsored by <a href="http://www.fairwaymarket.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fairway Market</a>.