At the Garden Gate a new Mini-segment introduction

Pull up a bucket and lean on the fence. This is your introduction to the Old Ways New Days (OWND) Reddit community companion to the Old Ways, New Days podcast's At the Garden Gate series—a welcoming place to ask gardening questions, share successes and failures, swap seasonal tips, and learn from fellow gardeners, homesteaders, and nature lovers. Whether you're tending a backyard garden, a balcony planter, or a full homestead, there's always room for one more conversation at the garden gate.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OWND_Garden_Gate_Pod/

Transcript

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Alright. So now we're doing things a little bit different. Okay. We're not doing a narrative opening like usual. Ooh. Because I have decided that we're going to introduce an entire new segment. Oh boy. Yes. So we're gonna do the opening today. As the introduction to our listeners. Um I love it when you spring new things on the don't kill me. I know. But I actually created our own Reddit community. Ooh! So now our listeners from around the world have one single place that they can go instead of Facebook or trying to figure out how to send us a fan mail on BuzzSprout. They can just go to Reddit. Because I believe most people use Reddit. I still haven't figured it out. That's just a learning curve for me. Well, maybe one of our mods can figure it out. Yeah. So they're pretty smart on this stuff. Yeah. Um, so it's already up and running. Um and I already post I already made sure that uh we had a post done on Facebook to let our listeners know that they have a place to go. Um so we're calling it at the garden gate. I like it. Yes. I like it a lot. So welcome friends. Sorry, I like it a lotless. A lottle? A lotless. It's like a little, but a lot. So welcome friends, you've caught us between chores. The watering cans are empty, the chickens have settled in for the evening, and there's still a little dirt beneath our fingernails. I'm Kayla. And I'm No. You've found us at the Garden Gate, a place where gardeners gather, neighbors swap stories, and no question is too simple to ask. Every week we'll pull a real gardening question from the online gardening community and bring it here to the fence line. Together we'll sort through the advice, separate gardening myths from proven practices, explore the science, rediscover the old ways, and share the practical knowledge that's helped generations of gardeners grow food and confidence. So pull up a bucket, lean on that fence. The garden is always teaching us something. Let's see what today's visitor has brought to the garden gate.