Bill Crim

Note: "R3" you see in the "Issued by" info is the name of the certificate is used by "LetsEncrypt"

This might be a bit technical...

The old root certificate for Lets Encrypt Expired 9/31/2021.  
https://letsencrypt.org/docs/dst-root-ca-x3-expiration-september-2021/

Any recently updated browser or operating system would have already had the new root certificate installed a long time ago. Your older phone likely hasn't been updated in quite some time.  If the root certificate expires(The older LetsEncrypt cert), then the child cert(richsoil.com) is effectively expired also. Regardless of its actual expiration.  

Root Certs are used to create the child/site certificates. When your computer/phone looks at a certificate, in this case richsoil.com, it checks the certificate's root authorization against the root certificates it knows about. Your old phone has the OLD LetEncrypt root certificate. These only come about by browser/os updates. The new root cert expires in 2035.

Hi Anton.  I fixed the audio file link.  You apparently found an old podcast publishing error.  It seems that this episode page was prepared, but was never released to the podcast feed. So we have posts pointing to 2 different Episode 371.  

NOTE: we found the original audio in the Botany in a Day Podcast Gob. So if anyone has previously purchased the gob, you do have all of the episodes.  

As for apps to help sort/categorize things for listening... I haven't found any that are good for that.  I use Overcast on my iPhone. But I rarely do searching inside the app itself except to find podcast feeds.  

However, the podcast itself is actually a website https://richsoil.com/permaculture/. You can search there for topics. Its structured like a blog, with one post being one episode.  

Pro-Tip: You could also search on google for it by restricting the site search.  i.e.  Type this into the google box. "site:richsoil.com/permaculture/ botany in a day".  The "site:" gives google a hint to limit your search to just that site.  

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Summary

Summary prepared by Marianne Cooper

Paul begins with a brief discussion about the rose order and the massive rose sub-class. They continue to discuss all of the sub classes which include most fruits, legumes and some berries & nuts. The similarities in the bloom, for example, of the strawberry and the antique roses as well as shared diseases such as fire blight.  

Paul admits to his issue with shaking or stick harvesting(beating) trees to release the fruits as a personal attach on these innocent plants. Further discussion regarding thorn-cane fruits and the destruction that occurs when hand harvesting and breaking limbs that become stuck in clothing allowed Paul to reconsider.

Paul notes the available dried fruit on many berry shrubs in the winter as a wonderful source of food as well as ease of propagation.

They move to stonecrops as well as under story acid loving ornamentals like coral bells. They discuss cyanide found in some fruit seeds and it’s toxic characteristics if not cooked.

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I found out some interesting things while looking at this. I downloaded Android Studio, which has an Android emulator(lets me create a software virtual phone to install software.) I am starting with Podcast Addict.

One thing I found is that the Podcast *IS* in the application index. The default search is set to "Relevance" for sort order.

Here is the Sort Order for Relevance. The podcast appears on the 3rd page(item 9). Their relevance algorithm makes no sense. Literally none.


Here is Sort for Episode Count, #High to Low


Here is Sort for Subscriber Count, #High to Low. You will see a new wrinkle in this image. That is the podcast appearing twice, from different urls. I'll get into that in a different post. I want to do some investigation on exactly what is going on here, but I need to plow through some Richsoil web logs pick out the different sources.


The app does offer in-app promotions for a price, but I wanted to nail down all the "copies" of the feed before I play with that solution.

I'm going to take a look at this on the weekend. I don't have an android phone, so I don't end up using many Podcast apps there.  So thanks for the suggestion kai!

Top Comment: “Honestly if i had a voice like that, I’d yell at my kids the same way too.”

This thread has some good information, but is wandering around a bit on all sorts of aspects of the topic of Coronavirus including masks, viral biology, and medical equipment. So I created a Wiki https://permies.com/wiki/139026/kitchen/Resources-Herbal-Medicines-related-coronavirusthat is where I will be gathering posts related to the medicinal herbs discussed. Come over to the Wiki thread and make suggestions.  Anne Miller has a post how to sew a Face Mask that also has lots of discussion about masks in general.

Permies have been talking about the outbreak of Cornonavirus since late January. Lots of good information has been posted all over the forums. This wiki is an attempt to bring all of the posts regarding medicinal herbs together in an easy to reference Wiki. If you have a link to a post you think fits, post below and I will try to get it integrated. The format will evolve over time, so if you have organizational suggestions, please post them below.

Some cautions to keep in mind. The SARS-COV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 is called "novel" for a reason. Its new and we don't know much about it. So take all of this information in with that in mind. Please note that this wiki is focused on medicinal herbs. I will be pruning discussions in this thread that are not focused on that topic.

General Information
lesley verbrugge has an information packed post about Stephen Harrod Buhner and his two books Herbal Antivirals and Herbal Antibiotics. Sue Reeves also posts some additional info from Bruhner about which herbs he reccommends as well as where to get them.

Sharol Tilgner, who is an Nanaturopathic Doctor, has some useful cautions about herbal immunomodulator vs anti-viral herbs. Dr Tigler has been a featured author on Permies before with her book Herbal ABC's: The Foundation of Herbal Medicine.

Carla Burke has a post that describes how she integrates various herbal remedies into her daily routine for sickness prevention and treatment.


Fire Cider
Trace Oswald is trying to make her own homemade batch of Fire Cider. Fire Cider is a tonic made from apple cider vinegar, honey, a tons of pungant culinary herbs. There is even a natural medicine PEP BB for Fire Cider making.


Kudzu
r ranson brings up that Kudzu has been used in many asian medical traditions as booster of circulatory and immune systems. This might be good news for the southern US which has so much of it that people are asking for Permacutlure ways to manage Kudzu.

MORE TO COME

Permies have been talking about the outbreak of Cornonavirus since late January. Lots of good information has been posted all over the forums. This wiki is an attempt to bring all of the posts regarding medicinal herbs together in an easy to reference Wiki. If you have a link to a post you think fits, post below and I will try to get it integrated. The format will evolve over time, so if you have organizational suggestions, please post them below.

Some cautions to keep in mind. The SARS-COV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 is called "novel" for a reason. Its new and we don't know much about it. So take all of this information in with that in mind. Please note that this wiki is focused on medicinal herbs. I will be pruning discussions in this thread that are not focused on that topic.

General Information
lesley verbrugge has an information packed post about Stephen Harrod Buhner and his two books Herbal Antivirals and Herbal Antibiotics. Sue Reeves also posts some additional info from Bruhner about which herbs he reccommends as well as where to get them.

Sharol Tilgner, who is an Nanaturopathic Doctor, has some useful cautions about herbal immunomodulator vs anti-viral herbs. Dr Tigler has been a featured author on Permies before with her book Herbal ABC's: The Foundation of Herbal Medicine.

Carla Burke has a post that describes how she integrates various herbal remedies into her daily routine for sickness prevention and treatment.


Fire Cider
Trace Oswald is trying to make her own homemade batch of Fire Cider. Fire Cider is a tonic made from apple cider vinegar, honey, a tons of pungant culinary herbs. There is even a natural medicine PEP BB for Fire Cider making.


Kudzu
r ranson brings up that Kudzu has been used in many asian medical traditions as booster of circulatory and immune systems. This might be good news for the southern US which has so much of it that people are asking for Permacutlure ways to manage Kudzu.

MORE TO COME