Joey Bee Outdoors, Science, and Nature

We release our podcast shows every Tuesday at 7am. My Independence Day message continues to resonate throughout the year.

Is beauty skin deep in the animal world? Ecologically, we are all connected on Earth. Yes, even slugs. You will learn all about them and yes, how to control slugs in your garden.

Many people search to find peace throughout their lifetime. Few always have peace, some at specific times in their life, and many continue to look for it. For me, I know where to find it. Hopefully, this show leads you to your peaceful place.

Organic gardening is easy to maintain and is less expensive than a conventional garden. I delve into the advantages of a raised bed garden and how to build one. Also, my guest on the show is organic gardening expert, Inspector Dave, who discusses drip irrigation.

There is more than a buzz in the air. It sounds like an alien spaceship is landing. Not that I ever heard an alien spaceship! I have witnessed cicada hatches before but never at this magnitude. They are everywhere. I see them on all plants and some exoskeletons are even attached to my hose. Nature...

The media and many Americans say this weekend is the unofficial start to summer. Getting lost in this message is the reason for Memorial Day. My guest today (via Zoom) is US Army Veteran, Robert Metzdorf. He will discuss the true meaning of Memorial Day.

Talk about a unique looking bird. That also loves to eat ticks! Raise a few and your property is clear of a pest that could bring disease. The Guinea Hen is a one of a kind creature.

Spring migration in the Sourland Mountains brings color and beauty with a vast variety of birds. My guest vis Zoom, Juanita Hummel is a Naturalist and President of the Washington Crossing Audubon Society. Her expertise on spring migration is superb. (photo is courtesy of EBird).

Dog Days of summer are hot and sticky. Recently, I had a dog day and a horse day. No sweat, no humidity, just sheer enjoyment with dogs and horses. Camera in hand, I was blessed to be able to photograph both.

Many people think about cutting the grass as a chore. Yet, I can sit on a tractor and cut numerous acres twice a week. I have developed a method using NASCAR racetracks as my plan. And, I enjoy every moment I am out there.