In our latest episode, "The Role of Raptors in Nature," Callie Zamzow sits down with Dr. Julie Heath, Professor of Biological Sciences and Interim Director of the Raptor Research Center at Boise State University. Together, they explore what makes raptors such fascinating and vital members of our ecosystem, highlighting their role as predators and their importance in maintaining ecological balance. The conversation also covers the pressing challenges raptors face due to climate change and wildfires, emphasizing the need for conservation efforts.

In this episode, Callie Zamzow hosts Dr. Jen Pierce, a professor at Boise State University and an expert in climate science. They discuss the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires in the region and their impact on air quality, including the hazardous smoke that often blankets the area. They delve into how these environmental changes are linked to broader climate change trends, and what we can do about it.

Links to information Dr. Pierce mentions in the podcast: Drawdown (climate solutions)https://drawdown.org/

Climate stripes:https://showyourstripes.info/
And KTVB story about climate scarf

Yale study shows Idahoans are concerned about climate change and want climate taught in schools

Finally, if folks would like to learn more about my organization (iCLEER) please go to

https://www.boisestate.edu/i-cleer/about-i-cleer/and to donate to iCLEER please contact Crystal Sinclair ([email protected])

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In this animal-friendly episode, Callie Zamzow interviews Zoo Boise's Tierney Ball (Director of Education) and Jeff Agosta (Director of Marketing and Public Relations). It's a lively, thoughtful, and educational conversation about the zoo's conservation efforts, educational programs, upcoming events, and the day-to-day responsibilities of caretaking animals.

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If you're concerned about the rapid loss of open spaces, farms, and ranches in Treasure Valley, then this episode is for you! Callie Zamzow hosts Madison Skinner, Conservation Programs Manager for Land Trust of Treasure Valley (LTTV.org), and Katherine (Kat) Leister, LTTV's Stewardship Coordinator. Learn about upcoming programs and hopeful possibilities from two women who are making a tangible difference!

Join Callie Zamzow and August Zamzow on the latest episode of The Zamzows Show, titled "Lawn Call Discoveries with August Zamzow." In this episode, they dive into the world of lawn calls, discussing various diagnoses witnessed at the stores and out on house calls. Together, they share insights into common lawn issues and effective solutions for our treasure valley residents.

Tune in as Callie and August bring their expertise and enthusiasm to help listeners achieve healthier and more vibrant lawns!

On the latest episode of Callie Zamzow's podcast, we welcomed Megan Heryet, Executive Director of Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS). We discussed exciting classes, camps, and events at BUGS, and responded to listener questions about calming anxious dogs with lavender and addressing fruit tree suckers. Megan shared her favorite books and revealed the one weed she wishes to eliminate. We also explored how gardening can empower youth to face challenges and foster teamwork. 🌱📚🐾

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In our newest episode, "The Amazing Power of Pollinators" three bee lovers share stories and discuss the importance of pollinators. Host Callie Zamzow welcomed into the studio Dr. Ron Bitner, world-renowned entomologist and owner of Bitner Vineyards, as well as Brad Stokes, University of Idaho Canyon County Extension Educator with an emphasis in horticulture and entomology. They discussed pollinators and their habitats, Africanized bees, bee-friendly farming (BFF), Pollinator Partnership, The Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History, and The Xerces Society.

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Callie Zamzow hosted Cory McClymonds, Director of Procurement for Zamzows, in an important conversation about pet health and safety. Cory tours the country, regularly meeting with manufacturers of every pet product you can imagine. He brought his knowledge into the studio to share information about safe, healthy solutions for firework anxiety in pets. He also shared important tips about keeping our furry (and not-so-furry) pets healthy in the summer heat and while traveling. Questions? Record them using the link below: www.speakpipe.com/TheZamzowsShow

In this episode, “The Weedy Truth: Plants We Love to Hate,” Callie Zamzow is joined by Chris Owings to dig into the world of weeds—from the clover and dandelions in your lawn to the crabgrass, goat heads, and field bindweed taking over Treasure Valley gardens.

Learn how to identify and manage the most common—and most frustrating—plants in our area. Whether you're battling black medic or curious about purslane, this episode is packed with practical tips and insights to help you take back your yard.

Join Callie & Jim Zamzow in this heartwarming Father's Day special as they delve into cherished Zamzow family traditions and values. Discover historical Father's Day activities and hear about Jim's lifelong love of learning. Gain insights into managing debt—when to use it and when to avoid it—while exploring the renowned Zamzow work ethic through stories of Jim's first jobs. This episode also offers valuable advice for the next generation of young adults stepping into adulthood. Plus, don't miss the first listener question from SpeakPipe.com/TheZamzowsShow, where we discuss the best practices for growing grass in raised garden beds. Tune in for an episode rich with wisdom, tradition, and practical tips!