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🚨New Season Alert🚨
It’s been a long time, Soil Cousins, but we're back and in full bloom! Welcome back to "Black in the Garden" for an exciting brand new season!
Join your host, Colah B Tawkin, in the middle of her ‘Hort Girl Summer’ as we embark on even more botanical adventures. After a much needed break, we won’t keep you waiting again!
From exploring sustainable practices to uncovering Harriet Tubman's botanical legacy, we're diving deep into the world of black individuals making their mark in farming and planting. Get ready to frolic in fields, get down and dirty in the soil, and be inspired by the remarkable stories of our guests.
Subscribe now for excitement, education, and entertainment – we're bringing you a season that's bigger and better than ever before! You won't want to miss a moment of what's GROWIN' onn! Trailer dropping soon! 🎙️🌸 #BlackInTheGardenPodcast #NewSeasonAlert
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It’s 4:20 somewhere so join us for our [belated] 4th annual celebration of 420 of Black in the Garden!
We're exploring plant-related occupations in the cannabis industry and some benefits of consumption. First, our resident botanist, Derek Haynes calls out a deceptive poppy from Cali.
Who would Colah B Tawkin rather smoke with? You may be surprised to learn during the second half of this ‘highly inspired’ ethnobotanical celebration.
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It’s time for reflection on this much needed Spring mic check. Colah reflects on the challenges of winter and the importance of giving ourselves grace as we grow. We also discuss upcoming episodes, including a belated 420 special and a live recording from Michigan State University. Soil Cousins, stay tuned for a new range of episode subjects and opportunities to provide feedback! Issa Fantastic Voyage!
RIP Coolio💚
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In light of the duality of the weather and the resulting confusion about when to plant, Colah B Tawkin takes on the topic of last frost dates. Colah breaks down the impact of climate change on planters and discusses three ways to calculate your last frost date in the style our Soil Cousins have come to enjoy. Happy planting y’all!
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Presented by Black in the Garden LLC in partnership with Atlanta History Center
Episode 1: ‘Who’s Missing from Black Media and Gardening Media?’
Join host Colah B Tawkin on Episode 1 of this 4 part series, Botanical Black History: Visiting the Landscapes of Black America for an exploration of the history of Black Media and Gardening Media as Colah discusses the history of how Black joy with plants has been largely omitted from media in American history. Atlanta History Center’s Cherokee Garden Library is highlighted for it’s abundant resources, especially the Cultural Landscapes of Black America visual arts materials.
Learn more about Atlanta History Center: AtlantahistoryCenter.com
Twitter: @ATLHistCenter IG: @Atlantahistorycenter
To view the Gardens and Cultural Landscapes of Black America visual arts Collection
https://album.atlantahistorycenter.com/digital/collection/p17222coll23
Help us ID persons, places, and plants in the collection:
Credits
Host: Colah B Tawkin
Producer: Colah B Tawkin
Executive Producer: Sierra Reed
Writer: Colah B Tawkin
Associate Producer: Maurice Eckstein
Sound Engineer: Jerome the PodcastMaster
Music Producer: Crios Music
Podcast Visual Art: Cory France
Trailer Sound Engineer: Jahi Whitehead
Trailer Video Editor: Christopher Williams @rznzproductions
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Colah B Tawkin is literally talking sh*t about the past, present and future of a controversial fertilizer and it’s use around the world. Dig into the links below for more details.
https://www.motherearthnews.com/homesteading-and-livestock/small-farm-plan-zmaz82mjzkin/
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/when-american-cities-were-full-of-crap
https://daily.jstor.org/a-history-of-human-waste-as-fertilizer/
https://daily.jstor.org/what-to-do-about-biosolids/
https://www.oursoil.org/
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We’re partnering with Atlanta History Center for a special Botanical Black History Series: Visiting the Landscapes of Black America! Listen to the trailer and tune in next week for the PREMIERE!
Learn more about Atlanta History Center:
Atlantahistorycenter.com
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Black in the Garden is back and it’s storytime with Colah B Tawkin for this timely return. Welcome back, Soil Cousins! Tap the links below to support the podcast.
Proudly supported by Atlanta Botanical Garden!
Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Before we go any further…a special announcement: Colah B Tawkin will be recording a LIVE episode of Black in the Garden on August 20, 2022 10am CST at Cheekwood Estate &Gardens In Nashville, TN! Special guest is local community gardener and leader: Nella ‘Ms Pearl’ Frierson. This is a special milestone for the podcast and we hope you can join us, meet Colah and enjoy the Black Arts Bash going on all day.
For FREE admission:
✔️Email [email protected] by Friday, August 19 at 3pm CST
✔️Put ‘Black in the Garden Live’ in the subject line
✔️In the email: put your whole name and the number of tickets you’re requesting and expect a reply with pickup instructions.
For more details about Cheekwood or the Black Arts Bash, visit www.cheekwood.org
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In this celebratory episode of Black in the Garden we meet the the visionary behind Seeds of Resilience, Tabia Lisenbee Parker. Seeds of Resilience emphasizes the stories of black farmers in Atlanta in a series of short documentaries that brings the experiences of Black agrarians in Atlanta to the forefront.
As a gatherer of stories, their new documentary season continues the black oral tradition of telling our stories first hand. We unpack the origin in this part of the conversation and get to know more about Tabia in the next episode.
Follow and Support Tabia:
Instagram: @capturedbytabia
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Episodes from Season 1 and Season 2 will begin airing Sunday, May 22 on WABE.
View the videos on foodwellalliance.org :Go to Storytelling/Seeds of Resilience.
Season 5 proudly sponsored by Atlanta Botanical Garden!
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Origami in the Garden (atlantabg.org)
Learn more about Underground Arborist and SUPPORT: undergroundarborist.org
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The podcast that resides at the intersection of Black Culture and horticulture in a world where all the garden fairies and most of the gnomes are white. Hosted by millennial black plant enthusiast…