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Welcome to the Salt Bridge Farm Podcast, where wellness and sustainability meet. Each episode explores the intersection of mental health, addiction recovery, sustainable agriculture, aquaponics, food security, at-risk youth programs, and the everyday lessons of farm…
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Video Production Interns (opens the original)
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Dennis hosts the Salt Bridge Farm podcast with the summer video production intern team—Marissa Lane, Ryan Damiani, Alexandra “Alex” Roushinko, Colin Kraft, and Ryan Nemec—who share their roles and what they learned about camera work, B-roll creativity, editing, teamwork, problem-solving, patience, and people skills while using new gear and software like DaVinci. They discuss the first three weeks of equipment training and tutorial-making, B-roll competitions, and favorite projects including inte
Farm Updates with Kelli Chiarello (opens the original)
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Host Dennis welcomes repeat guest Kelli Chiarello, Chief Development Officer at Bright Harbor Healthcare, to reflect on Salt Bridge Farm’s rapid progress since January and the teamwork driving its growth from an initial grant-funded vocational program for young adults (18–24) into a broader, life-changing community model. They discuss overcoming barriers through persistence, asking tough questions, and keeping the mission central: mentoring, skill acquisition, hands-on workforce development, and
Summer Internship with Ann Del Prete (opens the original)
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Host Dennis welcomes sustainability intern Ann Del Prete to the Salt Bridge Farm podcast to reflect on her completed internship. Ann shares how the experience exceeded her expectations, from feeding the farm cat Felix and caring for birds to building goat habitats, planting flowers, creating beds, hauling wood chips, and learning to drive a tractor—her favorite memory and a confidence booster. She describes her family’s farming connections, including her nanny’s mushroom farm background and her
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