Loving Kindness Meditation

Take a moment to extend Loving Kindness to yourself, those around you, and the world. Cultivate feelings of happiness, while letting go of fear and anxiety. Guided meditation with PLANT Group Executive Director, Austin Arrington

In this episode we talk with soil scientist Anna Paltseva, PhD and get the scoop on urban soils. Visit annapaltseva.com to learn more.

In this episode we talk with Freya Dobson of Hudson Hemp (https://www.hudsonhemp.com/). Learn about the role of cannabis in regenerative agriculture and the exciting products that the Hudson Hemp team is working on.   Easter egg: Use 'talkdirty' as a discount code 

In this episode of Talk Dirty we talk with Dr. Stew Diemont about Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Stew is an Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental and Forest Biology at State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, where he researches agroecology, ecological engineering and works with traditional ecological knowledge systems.

Austin Arrington and Silas Drewchin from PLANT Group speak with Stephen Wilder of Think Wilder Architecture about the connection between architecture, green buildings, urban development, and gentrification. Think Wilder Architecture https://thinkwilderarchitecture.com PLANT Group https://www.plantgroupnyc.com

How has COVID-19 impacted our access and relationship to urban green spaces and the benefits they provide communities? In this episode of Talk Dirty we talk with agroecology researcher Tomasz Falkowski, urban farming entrepreneur Doug Adams, and green architect Stephen Wilder to dive deeper into this question. Hosted by Austin Arrington PLANT Group, LLC 2020

Overview In Episode 1 of Talk Dirty we'll explore the intersection of nature, information technology, and psychedelics with "The Internet of Plants". Guest Speakers Dr. Nadina Galle https://www.nadinagalle.com/ Dr. Richard Doyle http://english.la.psu.edu/faculty-staff/rmd12 https://www.inflexions.org/n7_doyle.html Host Austin Arrington, Plant Group https://www.plantgroupnyc.com/