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Death Can for Cutie and The Postal Service Live Stream
Death Can for Cutie and The Postal Service Live Stream The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie will be streaming tonight’s show live on Veeps. Two indie-rock giants, The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie, are set to perform a sold-out concert on October 3, 2023. This extraordinary performance, part of their landmark 20th anniversary co-headline North American tour, will be broadcast live starting at 8 p.m. PT from the Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona.
Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service Announce Tour
Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service Announce Tour Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service have announced a tour together. Indie rock titans The Postal Service and Death Cab for Cutie have today announced plans for a landmark 20th anniversary co-headline North American tour.
Episode 368: Urban Flower Farming in Denver with Kim Burton of CityGal Farms
A few weeks ago, I spent three wonderful days in Denver, where I reconnected with my Slow Flowers friends and met many new ones.
Playlist: What's Death Cab for Cutie listening to?
Indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie is celebrating its ninth studio album, "Thank You for Today," out Friday. In honor of the new release, guitarist Dave Depper shares a playlist of favorites with USA TODAY. "Me and Michael," MGMT I wasn't expecting MGMT's latest, Little Dark Age, to be one of my favorite albums of the year, but here we are. This ludicrously hooky paean to '80s soundtrack vibes stands tallest among a very handsome grouping of songs on this hazy, slightly demented pop opus.
Dave Depper (Death Cab for Cutie) Talks the Unbearable Weirdness of Returning from Tour
The oscillating fan adjacent to my unmade bed hums along heroically, but it’s no match for one of the hottest days of the hottest summer on record in this usually temperate town.Parting the zipper on my bulging, FAA-approved, carry-on-sized suitcase, I pull out items of climatically incongruous clothing — hat, scarf, thermal shirt — which remind me that, despite the suffocating infernothat’s currently being inflicted upon the hapless, air conditioning-bereft citizens of Portland, Oregon, this...
Episode 342: Transitioning from Studio to Retail Flower Shop with Carlee Donnelly of Seattle’s Rusted Vase Co.
This week’s episode marks the 300,000th downloaded episode of the Slow Flowers Podcast and I couldn’t be more excited! THANK YOU, everyone, for continuing to download, listen, comment and share these episodes. For more than four years, you’ve listened to my interviews with leading and emerging voices in the progressive floral community.
Episode 315: Flower Farmer Nellie Gardner’s New Chapter in Historic Garden and Landscape Preservation
Today’s guest is a woman who I met “virtually” nearly six years ago, but we only recently connected face-to-face. Her name is Nellie Gardner. When the two of us corresponded in late 2011, Nell was the proprietor of Flower Fields, based outside Rochester, New York.
Episode 311: The Bloom Project’s Heidi Berkman and the healing influence of flowers
The phrase “flowers feed the soul” is one you often hear, on greeting cards, on hand-painted signs, in all sorts of sentiments. And in the opinion of today’s guest, flowers not only feed the soul and spirit, they play an important nurturing role in health care. My guest today, Heidi Berkman, is the founder and president of The Bloom Project. Based in Portland, Oregon, The Bloom Project has been giving the gift of fresh floral bouquets to hospice and palliative care patients since 2007.
Episode 309: Meet Michelle LaFriniere of Chilly Root Peonies of Homer, Alaska
There are hundreds of small farms growing hundreds of thousands of stems of beautiful, romantic peonies across the state of Alaska and I suspect that each farmer is as unique and passionate as the next. As you may remember from last week’s episode featuring Kelly Shore of Petals by the Shore, I spent last weekend in Homer, Alaska, one of three major hubs for peonies in the state. While there, I was delighted to reunite with today’s guest, Michelle LaFriniere of Chilly Root Peony Farm.
Episode 306: All about Clematis with Linda Beutler, curator of the Rogerson Clematis Collection and author of The Plant Lover’s Guide to Clematis
Last week, we heard from Rebecca Reed, U.S. Sales Executive for David Austin Garden Roses. I learned so much from Rebecca about these beloved and increasingly popular roses for both the landscape and floral arranging and if you haven’t listened yet, head on over to Episode 305. It’s the perfect lead-in for today’s equally fabulous topic: Clematis.
Episode 305: American Flowers Week Recap & Rebecca Reed of David Austin Roses
This week we’re continuing to celebrate the success of the third annual American Flowers Week, while also hearing from Rebecca Bull Reed, U.S. Sales Executive for David Austin Roses, this week’s guest. I’m so pleased that Rebecca agreed to lecture on David Austin Garden Roses to the florists and farmers of the Seattle Wholesale Growers Market this past spring. I was able to record Rebecca’s presentation in late April and I’ve been waiting for the perfect time to share it with you.
Episode 303 The Succulent Bouquet with Marialuisa Kaprielian of Urban Succulents
Welcome to DAY ONE of American Flowers Week, which continues through next Tuesday, July 4th, Independence Day! The Slow Flowers Community is boldly sharing this message: Beautiful, fresh and seasonal flowers are worth celebrating! They are grown here, by real people on real U.S. flower farms! This is our third year celebrating American grown flowers in all 50 states – coast to coast from north to south.
Episode 296: The Farm-to-Florist Wholesale Story Continues in Montana and North Carolina
Many of you feel that pull — the desire to come together with like-minded Slow Flowers folks and create community, cooperation — and commerce — around local flowers. It’s a powerful urge, and I’ve been fortunate to observe and come alongside individuals all around N. American who are making something happen as a response to that pull. Some of the ideas I’ve been tracking in my annual Slow Flowers Floral Insights and Industry Forecasts, since our first report in 2015, embody these themes.
10 Years of Typhoon, In 10 Photos
At this point, the band is a bit bigger back home than in the states. But if the screaming teenage girls in the audience at the Schnitz have anything to say about it, that won't be true for long.
Profile: Shakey Graves
At this point, the band is a bit bigger back home than in the states. But if the screaming teenage girls in the audience at the Schnitz have anything to say about it, that won't be true for long.
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