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“Oh, La La!" How Ciscoe Morris Went From Campus Arborist to Media Legend
- 2024/07/29
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In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of Ciscoe Morris, a certified arborist and beloved gardening expert. From his bold actions to ensure campus safety to his heartwarming tales and rise in media, Ciscoe shares his passion and wisdom with warmth and humor.
Key Takeaways:
- Writing Career: Follow Ciscoe's transition from Seattle PI to a 17-year stint at the Seattle Times, known for his timely and engaging articles.
- Memorable Moments: Enjoy stories from Ciscoe's career, including quirky on-air incidents and odd gardening calls.
- Unexpected Promotion: Learn about the unsightly spruce tree that led to an unexpected career boost for Ciscoe.
Guest:
Ciscoe Morris, certified arborist, gardening expert, and media personality.
Resources Mentioned:
- Website: Ciscoe Morris
- Ciscoe's Books: "Ask Ciscoe" and "Oh, La La"
- Videos: Ciscoe Morris
Quotes:
-"Proper pruning is essential for the health and beauty of your plants." – Ciscoe Morris
-"My love for gardening truly blossomed from the time spent with my mom and grandma, learning from their wisdom." – Ciscoe Morris
Listener Challenge:
This week, try one of Ciscoe's gardening tips and share your experience with us on social media using #GardeningWithCiscoe and #BEATSWORKINGShow.
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