Introductions – JP001
Host Mason Olonade explains the intentions and rationale for the show. We transition into transmissions and conversations had between the host and select house plants. The history brought forth from the host’s past deciphers that previous sentence.
* Plants mentioned:* Purple Heart (Tradescantia pallida)* Fiddle-Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata)* Monstera deliciosa* Papyrus (C. papyrus)* Purple Passion (Gynura aurantiaca) the plant I gave to my mom. Find the most lush one according to you and that was what I gave to my Mom.
* Concepts Mentioned* Water Propagation* Counter-weighting* Skipping Rocks* Speaking with plants* Bringing out the right plant for the right person.
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Transcript (automated)
Peace. My name is Olonade.
And this is Jigijigi and Africulture Podcast. Here at Jigijigi we want to get our hands and minds dirty detailing the African relationship with the soil.
We continually ask and answer the question:
How did you grow while you grew tomatoes, peppers, kale, collards and melons. We believe that building healthy soil builds a healthy soul. And we share stories on how to do both.
I created this podcast because I had seen a lack of agriculture podcasts, not only featuring African voices, but where African voices were speaking to other African voices. make this distinction because we feel that there's something lost In the transmission of our culture, between cultures. So we sought out to make this not just as a podcast about...
