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Artwork for Plants, People, Science
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Horticultural science is the only discipline that incorporates both the science and aesthetics of plants. It is the science and art of producing edible fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and ornamental plants, improving and commercializing them. Plants, People, Science, a podcast by the American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS), will bring you the recent advancements in science, technolog... more

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Dr. Chad Miller from Colorado State University shares his innovative approach to teaching horticulture through a classroom trade show format that transforms traditional plant identification courses into engaging, multidimensional learning experiences... more

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The science behind your garden hydrangeas involves far more than just planting and watering. Dr. Lisa Alexander, a research geneticist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service, takes us on a fascinating journey from her first days pollinating ches... more

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Unlock the secrets to making the most of the American Society for Horticultural Science Annual Conference with insider tips from seasoned attendees. As the 2025 New Orleans conference approaches (July 28-August 1), discover strategies that transform ... more

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A simple microscope gift during a childhood illness sparked a lifelong passion for horticulture that would take Dr. Daniel Leskovar from Argentina to leadership in American plant science. As the current President of the American Society for Horticult... more

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Dr. Chad Miller
Associate professor at Colorado State University
Colorado State University
Episode: The Art of Teaching: Dr. Chad Miller's Innovative Classroom Trade Shows
Dr. Lisa Alexander
Research geneticist and plant breeder at the US National Arboretum
US Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service
Episode: Hydrangea Genomics: Dr. Lisa Alexander's Path to Breeding Better Hydrangeas
Daniel Leskovar
Professor in Vegetative Growth Physiology at Texas A&M University and President of ASHS
Texas A&M University
Episode: Growing Global Leaders in Horticulture: A Conversation with ASHS President Dr. Daniel Leskovar
Kirk Pomper
Professor of horticulture conducting research and extension work mainly in pawpaw.
Kentucky State University
Episode: Dr. Kirk Pomper: Journey into the World of Pawpaw Cultivation
Dr. Carl Motsenbocker
Professor of horticulture and expert in local foods and food systems
Louisiana State University
Episode: Dr. Carl Motsenbocker: Transforming Horticultural Education and Sustainable Farming in Louisiana
Dr. Mengmeng Gu
Professor in Horticulture at Colorado State University
Colorado State University
Episode: Failure Is Not Final
Ryan Contreras
Professor at Oregon State University specializing in ornamental plant breeding.
Oregon State University
Episode: Dr. Ryan Contreras: Breeding Plants to Prevent Invasiveness
John Ertle
Plant physiologist and former PhD student at Ohio State University
PP Systems
Episode: John Ertle: Behind the Scenes at the 2022 ASHS Far-Red Workshop
Eric Runkle
Professor and extension specialist in greenhouse and floriculture crops
Michigan State University
Episode: Far Out! Erik Runkle on Far-Red Radiation: Shining New Light on Plants

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Kurt Roem
Co-host and Professor at the University of Arkansas, specializing in horticulture.
Samson Humphrey
Co-host and PhD researcher at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • My new favorite podcast

    Loved the podcast. Great for all including non-plant people like myself. Can’t wait for the next episode

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    5
    Jashvin P
    United States3 years ago

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Reviews highlight the podcast's ability to connect personal experiences in horticulture with professional insights.
Listeners find value in the diverse range of guests and their expertise and enjoy learning about sustainability and innovation in horticulture.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions that make complex science accessible to non-experts.

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Hydrangea Genomics: Dr. Lisa Alexander's Path to Breeding Better Hydrangeas
Q: What is the native range of the species of hydrangea?
The native range extends from northern Florida, Louisiana up through the southern part of Tennessee.
Hydrangea Genomics: Dr. Lisa Alexander's Path to Breeding Better Hydrangeas
Q: How did you focus in on hydrangeas?
I sought advice from other scientists and industry folks, who recommended working on high-impact crops like hydrangeas.
The Art of Teaching: Dr. Chad Miller's Innovative Classroom Trade Shows
Q: Have you seen changes in students and how they're learning during your career?
Chad has noted that students are more dependent on online opportunities and balancing larger work commitments while managing their studies, particularly post-COVID.
The Art of Teaching: Dr. Chad Miller's Innovative Classroom Trade Shows
Q: How do you make peer assessments meaningful for students?
Chad emphasizes the use of a rubric and the importance of providing constructive feedback, encouraging students to articulate their thoughts about their peers' presentations.
The Art of Teaching: Dr. Chad Miller's Innovative Classroom Trade Shows
Q: What motivated you to write a paper about this technique and the other amazing ways that you teach?
Dr. Chad Miller was motivated to publish due to the expectations of scholarship of teaching and learning at his institution and the support he received from mentors in that field.

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What is Plants, People, Science about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast focuses on the fascinating intersection of horticultural science and its practical applications. Episodes feature interviews with experts from various sectors of horticulture, including breeding, propagation, and management of crops and ornamental plants. Listeners can expect to learn about recent advancements, educational initiatives, and innovative practices aimed at improving the cultivation and commercialization of important horticultural species. With a broad range of topics and voices from the horticultural community—such as scientists, educators, and industry professionals—this podcast appeals to anyone interested in the science of plants and their societal impacts. The engaging discussions often highlight personal stori... more

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2. Dr. Lisa Alexander
3. Daniel Leskovar
4. Kirk Pomper
5. Dr. Carl Motsenbocker
6. Dr. Mengmeng Gu
7. Ryan Contreras
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