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Kill Your Lawn

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Sep 16, 2026

Joey SantoreHOST
85:01
Last time I was there was 2023.
Joey SantoreHOST
85:03
We were filming Kill Your Lawn.
Joey SantoreHOST
85:04
I just walked past it.
Joey SantoreHOST
85:06
I didn't think about, much about it.

18 MINS LATER

Charles DelwicheGUEST
102:43
Um, yeah, so how...
Charles DelwicheGUEST
102:45
Well, okay, so how do they get nitrogen? Um, in an environment like the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, availability of nitrogen is not really a big problem.
Charles DelwicheGUEST
102:57
Um, we have this unfortunate thing where we like green lawns, and I know, kill your lawn, totally on the same page.
Joey SantoreHOST
103:04
[laughs]
SoniaHOST
2:09
So that's a pre-recorded piece that we'll start with.
SoniaHOST
2:12
We'll then be going on to a piece by Amy Kiara from Kill Your Lawn, Kick Your Fence.
SoniaHOST
2:22
That will be happening at around 7.30. At 7.45, we're going to be chatting with Margie Beavis.
SoniaHOST
2:29
She's the Vice President of the Medical Association for the Prevention of War and Acting Co-Chair of ICANN Australia.

34 MINS LATER

SoniaHOST
36:08
And that was Manifesto by Victor Jara in commemoration of the anniversary of his death in Chile in 1973.
SoniaHOST
36:17
It is currently 7.36 a.m. and you're listening to 3CR Wednesday Breakfast.
SoniaHOST
36:24
Next up, we've got a piece by Amy Chiara from 3CR's Kill Your Lawn and Kick Your Fence album.
SoniaHOST
36:30
It's the first part of a new segment for the show called Suburban Hellscapes with a bit of historical background produced by Amy.
Greg StokerHOST
3:45
I know some of y'all follow that.
Greg StokerHOST
3:48
And was the host of a small-scale TV show called Kill Your Lawn.
Greg StokerHOST
3:53
which is actually something I'm doing.
Greg StokerHOST
3:54
All the grass is dying because we're not doing lawn stuff.
Joey SantoreGUEST
3:59
Texas kills grass easy.
Greg StokerHOST
4:01
He advocates for native plants, building a closer human relationship with Earth's plant life and a rethinking of modern American horticulture and landscaping due to its mundane disconnection from both ecological and biological reality.
Greg StokerHOST
4:14
So yeah, kill your lawn at this point.
Joey SantoreGUEST
4:18
Yeah, I've killed like, I think I've killed probably 50 or something.

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