Posts by Michael Warren Thomas
As of June 11, 2020 I will no longer be broadcasting on WYSL 1040 AM. New audio content will be available here!
I am no longer broadcasting on WYSL 1040. I walked through this stunning circle of rocks at Sara’s Garden Center yesterday (the owners, Kathy & Stephen Kepler were my original radio sponsors), just after pulling my radio shows off WYSL 1040. I was a weekend fixture on the station for 19 years, but that gave…
Read MorePreview of Saturday morning shows, May 9, 2020
Naturally Green 9:00 am – Petra Page-Mann of Fruition Seeds 9:30 am – Jane Milliman of The Upstate Gardener’s Journal and 585 Magazine For The Love Of Food 10:00 am – Discussion about Rochester Food Net 10:20 am – Seth Olney of The Olney Place on Keuka Lake’s east side. 10:40 am – Update on…
Read MoreWeekend Recap – May 2 & 3, 2020
Naturally Green Todd Lighthouse of Lighthouse Gardens has been one of the key leaders in certified organic transplants and vegetables at the Brighton Farmers Market, and sits on the Board of Directors. Danger of frost in the next week continues to be a concern, and adult sawflies have already been spotted on roses. To stream…
Read MorePreview of Interviews on Saturday, May 2, 2020
Naturally Green 9:00 am – Todd Lighthouse of Lighthouse Gardens For The Love Of Food 10:00 am – Chris Wiedemer of Cook’s World 10:20 am – Betty Burley of East Hill Creamery 10:40 am – Vicki Finnefrock of Stuart’s Spices Discover The Finger Lakes 11:00 am – John Adamski, wildlife photograher 11:20 am – Stokoe…
Read MoreWeekend Recap – April 18 and 19, 2020
As we wrap up week five of New York on Pause and continue finding ways to keep sane during the COVID-19 pandemic, I wanted to touch base with a few people. All of the folks who jumped on as guests this weekend are people I really respect and enjoy talking with, so it was great…
Read MoreThe Many Faces of Poison Ivy
Poison Ivy is throughout many of the parks and the birds love the berries. The seeds of these berries are then returned to the earth by the birds along with some fertilizer. I have found Poison Ivy in both the City and suburbs. In the last two days I have seen it on East Blvd.…
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