Franny Bastian
Recent Pieces from Franny Bastian
Planting For A Fall Harvest
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From: Vermont Public Radio
When you want fresh vegetables through the fall, you'll want to plant now. Charlie also explains why it's good to be merciless in the mid-summer garden, and offers tips on ...
Flowering Shrubs
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From: Vermont Public Radio
This week, Charlie talks about three hardy bushes that flower in the middle of the summer. Clethra, the button bush, and the seven-son flower take the spotlight.
The Moth Fundraising Edition Hour 5
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From: The Moth
This is the last of five hours of The Moth Radio Hour produced for fundraising. We'll start with a story about a fencing competition, followed by a moving story about two ...
The Moth Fundraising Edition Hour 4
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From: The Moth
This is the fourth of five hours of The Moth Radio Hour produced for fundraising. We hear from three familiar voices: You'll recognize Mike Birbiglia from This American ...
The Moth Fundraising Edition Hour 3
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From: The Moth
This is the third of five hours of The Moth Radio Hour produced for fundraising. In this hour, we're going to hear a lot about commitment from people who stand up for ...
The Moth Fundraising Edition Hour 2
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From: The Moth
This is the second of five hours of The Moth Radio Hour produced for fundraising. We'll hear from a professional card counter, a sinner who becomes a saint, and a story ...
The Moth Fundraising Edition Hour 1
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From: The Moth
The first of five hours of The Moth Radio Hour produced for fundraising. Hear the incredible story of Aimee Mullins, the superstar athlete who runs on prosthetic legs. ...
Edible Flowers
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From: Vermont Public Radio
Charlie profiles edible flowers. There are many varieties to choose from that are good for salads, drinks, stir fries, soups and desserts. Charlie delves into the history of ...
The Emerald Ash Borer
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From: Vermont Public Radio
There have been mysterious purple boxes popping up in trees along roadsides and throughout forests. Charlie Nardozzi has some silly ideas about what they could be, and then ...
