Hi, everybody. This is Joe Lample, the Joe behind Joe Gardner, and welcome to the Joe Gardner show.

This week, I picked a special encore episode for you that is quite timely for this season.

And what I think that's going to resonate with nearly all of you, either right now or at least very soon.

How does the conversation on reducing weed overwhelm sound?

Even better, I'm having that conversation with one of my favorite people on Earth, Margaret Roach.

And I know a lot of you are big fans of hers as well. She has a great podcast and she's a delight to listen to and talk to.

But this hits the sweet spot between fun and informative. So I'm really excited to bring this one back to you for today.

And as I was getting ready for our next podcast for this time slot, I started thinking about all the weeds that I had seen outside over the past weekend.

And just kind of being really surprised about how quickly they've cropped up so fast and so furious.

And they're just not going away. And so that can become very overwhelming quickly.

And if that's happening for me and I've had this conversation with Margaret already, I kind of know how to deal with the overwhelm.

I thought maybe a revisit of this episode or maybe for you, it's the first time you've heard it.

But it's probably just what the doctor ordered for all of us really.

And so as I said, this is a fun and informative conversation that I think is really going to connect with a lot of you.

And I think you're going to really enjoy it. So as we get into that, I want to say thanks to soil cubed as a supporter of this podcast.

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