macrocarpa
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What Podcasts do you listen to?
Podcasts ?
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VenasNursery
Been here much more than a while
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- Michigan
Joe Rogan Experience
macrocarpa
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Boomslang - I'll have to look some of these up. Thanks!
Venas - Rogan's has always been my favorite. I need to download Spotify or whatever it takes to get his podcasts now that its not on my podcast app anymore.
Venas - Rogan's has always been my favorite. I need to download Spotify or whatever it takes to get his podcasts now that its not on my podcast app anymore.
It all depends what you're in to. I'm kind of a nerdy guy so science and history are my go to. I had Rogan on there for a while and like it, but found the episodes were so long it was keeping me from staying up to date with my other ones
macrocarpa
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Educated climber & climbing arborist are two good podcasts for tree people (im sure you guys are aware of these).
Do you know of any other arborist podcasts?
Do you know of any other arborist podcasts?
miguel in new mexico
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- los alamos
Ive enjoyed "Tree Lady Talks" from UK. There used to be a lot of good talks on the isa web page, but they seem to be gone now.
"The Omnibus Podcast" has some fun and informative episodes on Dutch Elm Disease, Pollarding, Leaf blowers, and Lawns. Plus lots of other interesting topics.
miguel in new mexico
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- los alamos
Coppicing rather, not pollarding.
Tangled Trees is a new one
Nish
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- North Carolina
Tim Ferris Show is my current favorite. He's a first-rate interviewer with first-rate guests, most of whom I hadn't heard of prior to the interviews. Far better than Joe Rogan.
Trees are Key, with Paul Johnson, is another arborist podcast. Lots of good arboricultural info (sometimes I think he's just reading a university extension publication).
Trees are Key, with Paul Johnson, is another arborist podcast. Lots of good arboricultural info (sometimes I think he's just reading a university extension publication).
