Crawford Stewardship Podcast – Episode 7 – Monique Hassman
Monique Hassman, the GIS Specialist/Land Information Officer for Vernon County. Today, she joins host Joseph Childs and Amy Fenn to discuss how cool maps can be and their uses for improving quality of life in rural areas.
New Leo Moon
One of the things they don’t often tell us is that Leo is a season where the Sun is waning. We’re heading back to Winter, folks. Leo is often caricatured as dramatic and flamboyant, expressive and radiant. Leo shines on the stage. Leo sings it barbaric yawlp! While...
Hideouts
For when you need to get away...
July 18
July 17, 2025: Exploring Affect
An exploration of Affect (the amount of energy or interest in what we are aware of, and how it feels in the mind and body) as a way of noticing the subtle beginnings of our reactivity.
July 17th, 2025
Sometimes with the memories of lost objects if we pay attention – come the best insights – and the best stories. RESTORATION by Catherine Young is from the ecopoetry collection Geosmin published by Water’s Edge Press.
July 15th, 2025
Another trip to the middle of the pacific ocean to be with the albatrosses and other seabirds that breed on the remote tiny islets of the Hawaiian archipelago. I'm reading from the first chapter of Eye of the Albatross by Carl Safina; full of delight and surprises.
Marty Kennedy, Vernon County Parks Director, discusses the parks of Vernon County
7.13.25: Cancer Season. What Are You Eating & What’s Eating You?
The season of Cancer takes us into the peak of outward manifestation, while it takes us deep inside to our most tender and sensitive places. It asks us to consider what we are ingesting, how is it being digested, and how we are we being nourished in the process....