A small selection of garden themed poetry as summer is winding down. "New Feet Within My Garden Go" Emily Dickinson. "Vacant Lot with Pokeweed" Amy Clampitt. "Botanica" Eve Alexandra. "Done With" Ann Stanford. "This Compost" Walt Whitman.

Content Warning: menstrual products, periods, mention of blood. In this episode, we take a look at how half of the earths population can effect conservation. Also, how we can help people in developing nations get access to hygienic menstrual products by visiting daysforgirls.org

Scratching the surface on why mosquitoes are so annoying. I hope you're itching to learn something new.

Our furry friends have a need to hunt, and it is impacting wildlife. Cats need claws, and need to use them. We can't blame cats, but we can do our part to make sure our donestic felines aren't harming the ecosystem.

Happy Pride Month! The rainbow is a clear symbol of diversity, but what else does it mean?

Fox discusses owls. Who? Owls! Who? OWLS! Fact is stranger than fiction regarding these birds of prey.

Take a brain break amd relax with some poetry. Poems read by Fox

"Prayer of the Woods" a Portuguese poem. "The Summer Rain" Henry David Thoreau. "Daffodiles" William Wordsworth. "The Deserted Garden" Elizabeth Barrett Browning. "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" Langston Hughes. "Wilderness" Carl Sandburg. "What I Would Like to Grow in My Garden" Katherine Riegel. "A Sunset" Air Banias.

A look into the history of taxidermy, and why it is still important to this day.

Fox talks flowers. Specifically, wild flowers and some of the mythos surrounding them.

short and sweet! In their very first episode, Fox takes a look at some Spring time weather myths.