In Season

Teresa talks with Jessica Schlife about getting older in the garden. 

Teresa talks with fire specialist Aaron Groth about fire season. This is a replay of an archived episode from July 2025. 

Teresa speaks with Shannon Rauter, the OSU Clatsop Extension Master Gardner and Small Farms Coordinator, about weeds! 

Teresa speaks with her longtime co-conspirator and collaborator Jessica Schleif!

Teresa speaks with Britt Boles, textile artist and gardener. 

Teresa Retzlaff talks with guest Brenda Holmes-Stanciu, a master gardener and wildlife educator, about hummingbirds

Teresa speaks with Annie Cahill: Volunteer and Education Coordinator for the Wildlife Center of the North Coast, and Morgan Heim: conservation photographer and filmmaker. 

Teresa speaks with John Wickersham (Associate Director) and Kassia Nye (Development Director) of the North Coast Land Conservancy on its 40th anniversary and plans for the future.

Teresa speaks with Ryan Kennedy of ReWild Landscape on the importance and value of native plantings.

Teresa speaks with Kristin Ehrhardt of Earth in Hand on houseplants and their care.

Teresa speaks with DJ de Melo Berg, Stewardship and Restoration Director for the Necanicum Watershed Council and Hugh Ahnatook, InupiaQ about watershed health and restoration. They also speak about Chinook tribal recognition. #ChinookJustice

Teresa speaks with Astoria Master Gardener Linda Brim on autumn preparations to make in the garden. And rats.

Teresa speaks with Martha Stevens about the Jewel School Garden.

Teresa speaks with local gardener and chef Andy Catalano 

Teresa speaks with North Coast Regional Fire Specialist Aaron Groth about fire danger, prevention strategies and the particular threat from fireworks.

Teresa speaks with Park Rangers Kevin Lechtchinski and Carla Cole on the ethnobotanical gardens at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park and highlights the volunteer program helping maintain the native plant gardens around the park.

Teresa speaks with Jesse Jones, Executive Director of the North Coast Food Web.

Teresa speaks with the ‘Doyenne of Dirt’, Ketzel Lavine and Daniel Hinkley about gardening through climate change and their gardens.

Teresa speaks with Jasmine and Brandon Schilling-Lillich with the Clatskanie Farmer Collective and the Clatskanie Food Hub. 

Teresa and Jessica make a lot of great analogies between good gardening practices and supporting your local community radio station.

Join Teresa and Jessica for the In Season KMUN Spring Pledge Drive edition!

Teresa has a conversation with Alana Keefer of Shifting Tides about foraging and farming Seaweed and Kelp.

Host Teresa Retzlaff speaks with Shannon Rauter, Master Gardener and Small Farms Coordinator for Clatsop County’s OSU Extension on the Clatsop County Master Gardeners program and Coastal Small Farms support.

Teresa speaks with Ryan Kennedy of ReWild Nursery about the importance of native plants.

Teresa and Jessica talk gardening in the Fall and why gardeners should rest.

Teresa speaks with Park Ranger Dan Osis of Forts Stevens State Park on mushrooms and she tries a mushroom cookie.

Teresa speaks with Bill Griesar, a neuroscientist, teacher and founder of Northwest Noggin regarding: This is your brain on nature.

Teresa talks all things garlic with the founders of The Clatskanie Garlic Festival, Darro and Steve Routon.

Teresa Retzlaff interviews gardener and artist Jessica Schleif about gardening with children and the benefits of being outside in your childhood.

Teresa speaks with Angela Whitlock, Marine Program Coordinator for North Coast Land Conservancy. 

Teresa speaks with Brenda Vassau, of Low Tide Farms in Clatskanie, OR. 

Teresa Retzlaff and Jessica Schleif talk about Spring’s arrival in their gardens.

Teresa interviews Kayla Fermin from Lewis & Clark National Park.

Teresa talks solo on winter gardening tasks. 

Teresa talks with KMUN News Director (and gardener) Katie Frankowicz about regenerative agriculture.  

Teresa interviews Brooke McClain of Barking Dog Farm in Clatskanie.

Host Teresa Retzlaff talks with Emma Geddes about growing flax for linen on the north coast, and current efforts throughout the US to bring linen production back as an industry.

Teresa speaks with David Hendrickson, owner of Carola Wine and Cider

Teresa interviews Britt Boles, local indigo doula, about the crop’s history and varied uses.

Your host Teresa Retzlaff speaks with author and gardener Maggie Stuckey

Host Teresa Retzlaff interviews  Katherine Lacaze from North Coast Land Conservancy.  

Your host Teresa Retzlaff flies solo, going in-depth to talk about helping our plants adapt to extreme weather conditions. 

Teresa speaks with journalist and horticulture specialist Ketzel Levine.

Teresa speaks with Kelly Huckestein of Spring Up Farm in Knappa.

Teresa hosts by herself this week, talking all things seeds: how to source them, ways to experiment, and troubleshooting what to grow in your garden’s specific conditions.

Teresa and Jessica discuss what people can do, and not do, for their gardens in this windy, icy winter season.

Host Teresa Retzlaff talks with co-host emeritus Jessica Schleif about the knowledge we glean from our experiences and from each other about the natural world, and being open to the rules as we understand them changing over time.  

Teresa Retzlaff is joined by co-host emeritus Jessica Schleif for a discussion of all things early fall in our coastal farms and gardens.