Henry Epp
speaker
233 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2d ago
Henry Epp’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, yeah.
It doesn't get you from point A to point B quite as quickly, but you're not necessarily sacrificing comfort.
And again, it can be a lot cheaper.
I think I'm with some other folks in that it depends on the trip.
So my in-laws live in Portland, Maine, and flights there can be kind of pricey from New York where I live.
And so there is a bus operator that has a very nice bus that I have taken before and continue to take from time to time.
My in-laws take it to visit me.
I would say, you know, if you need to go somewhere and the flights are just too pricey and you don't want to drive yourself, give the bus the try.
My name is Eve Schaub, and I am growing a dress in my backyard.
I like big projects.
I like big ideas.
Myself and my husband are here in Vermont, and I said, I've always wondered what it would be like to make a garment from the very beginning.
And that is where the idea came from.
Last year, in the spring, I planted 600 square feet of flax seeds.
You wait three months, 90 days, pull them up by the roots.
And then begins the process called retting, where you lay out all of the harvested flax stalks on your lawn and you let it get rained on and the stalks start to degrade.
And that's what you want, but you don't want it to degrade too much because then the fiber on the inside could be lost.
Then we move on to the breaking, scutching and hackling, which essentially removes all of that nasty outer coating that you don't need.
Then you move on to the next step, which is spinning, or in my case, learning to spin.
Ah!
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