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The 4th anniversary of Black in the Garden (November 19) is upon us at the same time as the Season of Gratitude! Our host, Colah B Tawkin, is giving thanks for what's to come and reflecting on her 4 year journey. We're kicking off the multi episode celebration of four years cultivating conversations around Black culture and horticulture. Soil Cousins are in for an exclusive treat! Colah unveils a special announcement: offering dedicated listeners exclusive access unreleased episodes. We opening the VAULT! Tap the Patreon link below to subscribe for an intimate look into the untold stories that have yet to air.Colah unravels the dark and exploitative history behind the season's most popular spice blend—pumpkin pie spice. We're talkin SPICY (this one is PG-13) about the troubling origins and violent history associated with this ubiquitous flavor, and Seattle's favorite coffee brand is catching strays. Tap in to get the tea on the spice that will make you think twice next time you're baking with it. Referenced article:https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2023/10/06/history-pumpkin-spice-colonialsim-dutch/Follow: @plants.and.culture on InstagramText # : 833-819-3926 CreditsHost: Colah B TawkinWriter: Maham Javaid via WashingtonPost.comProducer: Colah B TawkinTheme song: Ill Sounds LLCLike what you heard?Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
In this special announcement episode, we have some exciting news to share! Colah B Tawkin is taking a beat to reflect on her recent debut at TEDx Jacksonville and prepare for an upcoming speaking engagement at Cornell University. In light of the current tragic events happening in the world, Colah wants to take a moment to acknowledge and stand in solidarity with those affected. Soil Cousins, please stay encouraged to be informed in order to find a way to make any positive impact you can.Links are below to catch up with Colah's current guest appearances.Thank you for your support as we navigate these exciting opportunities and important reflections. Watch Colah on 'No Draws' Podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULhy5Ygqw0A Listen to Colah on 'Legally Uncensored' Podcasthttps://tr.ee/PxhQaPG3c1 divorceSee the Seeds of Resilience Exhibithttps://cornellbotanicgardens.org/explore/exhibits/seeds-of-survival-and-celebration/cultivators-of-celebration/Register for Colah's Cornell lecture eventhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/from-soil-to-soiree-plants-black-cultural-celebrations-tickets-736726427577CreditsHost: Colah B TawkinProducer: Colah B TawkinTheme song: Ill Sounds LLCLike what you heard?Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah is joined by CoHost and ethnobotany Blackspert, Derek ‘The Chocolate Botanist' Haynes to explore the questionable ethics of chocolate cultivation. They want you to think twice before you take your next bite! Turns out, Derek is also a Roald Dahl expert as he brilliantly connected Willy Wonka lore to the subject at hand.Trigger warning: this episode contains mention of sex trafficking and child slavery.Follow and support our resident botanical Blackspert Derek:@thechocolatebotanist in Instagram Youtube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCxsce8LaWKVw2g0-xDqdPNgReferences:https://chargedaffairs.org/the-hidden-ingredient-in-chocolate-africas-child-slaves/Update- Roald Dahl's Racism:https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/roald-dahl-museum-gbr-scli-intl/index.htmlSupport ethical Chocolate companies:https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companiesCreditsHost: Colah B TawkinProducer: Colah B TawkinTheme song: Ill Sounds LLCLike what you heard?Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
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
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!BITG Theme: illsounds.comLike what you heard?Text Colah at (833)819-3926 about your favorite moments.Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:* SHARE IT!@Blackinthegarden on Instagram #Blackinthegarden@Blacknthegarden on Twitter@Blackinthegardn on TikTokRate 5 stars on Spotify!Rate 5 stars and leave a review on Applepodcasts!Sow a seed of Support for Black in the Gardenby becoming a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegardenSend a donation:Cashapp: $blackinthegardenPayPal: blackinthegarden@gmail.comBuy MERCH! BIkinthegarden.comDrop a line:hello@blkinthegarden.comand Subscribe on YouTube :Black in the Garden ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Presented by Black in the Garden LLC in partnership with Atlanta History CenterEpisode 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.comTwitter: @ATLHistCenter IG: @AtlantahistorycenterTo view the Gardens and Cultural Landscapes of Black America visual arts Collection https://album.atlantahistorycenter.com/digital/collection/p17222coll23Help us ID persons, places, and plants in the collection:reference@atlantahistorycenter.comCreditsHost: Colah B TawkinProducer: Colah B TawkinWriter: Colah B TawkinAssociate Producer: Maurice EcksteinSound Engineer: Jerome the PodcastMasterMusic Producer: Crios MusicPodcast Visual Art: Cory FranceTrailer Sound Engineer: Jahi WhiteheadTrailer Video Editor: Christopher Williams @rznzproductionsLike what you heard?Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
We are talking plants today!! And with inflation rising in the economy, ladies you better know how to grow some things than just on a man! This week AJ and Tambam about horticulture for the culture with Colah B Tawkin, host of Black in the Garden Podcast. Moreover, during the discussion they spoke on how she began on her interest in gardening, the benefits of growing your own food and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Meet the hosts of Outside Voice Inside: Synitta Walker Delano - lifetime student, mother of the grandest SuperNova (Bug), writer, philosopher, and future bookstore owner and Tamara Joyner - forever young, foodie extraordinaire, writer, educator, and future restaurant owner. Colah B. Tawkin - mother of humans and plants, comedian, fellow podcaster (Black in the Garden and The Plant Kiki), soil cousin, plantrepreneur, and founder of The Compost Society. Episode 041 - Growing a Business in the Pandemic Listen to us talk with Colah B. Tawkin about her entrepreneurial growth during this pandemic that people seem to think is over. What's in Your Speakerboxxx?: Solange "Crush", Aron feat. Devin Morrison & Quintin Gulledge "Soul Caliber", Rema "Calm Down", Oxlade "Ku Lo Sa", all things Yebba and Nick Hakim Be sure to SUBSCRIBE! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: Outside Voice Inside - @ovipodcast Synitta Walker Delano - @theepurpleonion Tamara Joyner - @iamtam_savage (Instagram) and @tam_savage (Twitter) Colah B. Tawkin - @blackinthegarden (Instagram) @BlackntheGarden (Twitter) Get into all things plants with Colah at www.blkinthegarden.com Listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Audible. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ovipodcast/support
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 education@cheekwood.org 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.orgWant to see Black in the Garden LIVE in your town? Text your name and where you at to (833)819-3926 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
Colah B Tawkin is an America truck driver turned plantpreneur. Her online audience is driven by her podcast Black in the Garden which Colah founded to fill the space for conversation about horticulture and black culture - as she says "in a world where all the garden fairies and most of the gnomes are white". We talk about what it means to be black in the garden what Beyoncé can teach us about marketing being a Virgo how to monetise an online audience her colouring book! This episode is especially full of juicy advice and tips if you're thinking of starting a podcast. Listen to Black in the Garden here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-in-the-garden/id1488463073. Follow @blackingthegarden here: https://www.instagram.com/blackinthegarden/ Follow @_helen_perry_ here: https://www.instagram.com/_helen_perry_/. I think you'd love my email newsletter The Switch - it's full of news and useful links for anyone marketing their work on the internet, click here to get it every Friday morning. The #JustBloodyPostIt Podcast is produced by Story Publishing.
Spoiler ALERTS!!! Explicit language. NSFW.Welcome to the officially unofficial podcast, Unpacking Atlanta!Unpacking the themes that came up in Trini 2 de Bone with Colah and Synitta and joined again by OG Unpacker, Alexander Hardy who's Panamanian 2 de bone. The Black immigrant nanny culture, the historical implications...the FUNE! Stay tuned for the upcoming bonus episode with Trini Blackspert insider POV from the setHOSTS:Colah B Tawkin: @Blacknthegarden 3x an ATLien, podcaster and plantspotter. Host of Black in the Garden Podcast.Synitta: Writer, co-host of Outside Voice Inside podcast, mental health advocate, universal guide to an amazing supernova called Bug @theepurpleonionAlex : Writer, co-founder of GetSomeJoy, mental health first aid instructor, home chef, facilitator of Literary Therapy writing workshops@gogetsomejoy@chrisalexander_Connect with us on Twitter: #UnpackingAtlanta Tweet us your questions, fave moments and predictions!
Spoiler ALERTS!!! Explicit language. NSFW.Welcome to the officially unofficial podcast, Unpacking Atlanta!This episode exists in an alternate surrealist timeline.Episode 6 was bursting at the zipper with white foolishment so Colah and Synitta Central got into it! Some things they unpacked: The Central Park 5, shady non-profit orgs, the violence of white appropriation, BLM leadership wealth flexing controversy and the audacity of accusing Black folks of theft [on stolen land].HOSTS:Colah B Tawkin: @Blacknthegarden 3x an ATLien, podcaster and plantspotter. Host of Black in the Garden Podcast.Synitta: @theepurpleonion Writer, co-host of Outside Voice Inside podcast, mental health advocate, universal guide to an amazing supernova called Bug Learn more and support: Undergroundarborist.org Colah's non-profit organizationConnect with us on Twitter: #UnpackingAtlanta Tweet us your questions, fave moments and predictions!
Spoiler ALERTS!!! Welcome to the officially unofficial podcast, Unpacking Atlanta!This episode exists in an alternate surrealist timeline. Colah unpacks what that ACTUALLY means and touches on a few points in response to Season 3 Episode 6 that we'll be unpacking this week. You don't have to wait to chime in on Twitter! Use HT #UnpackingAtlanta and our handles are below....HOSTS:Colah B Tawkin: @Blacknthegarden 3x an ATLien, podcaster and plantspotter. Host of Black in the Garden Podcast.Synitta: @theepurpleonion Writer, co-host of Outside Voice Inside podcast, mental health advocate, universal guide to an amazing supernova called Bug Connect with us on Twitter: #UnpackingAtlanta Tweet us your questions, fave moments and predictions!
This Year's 420 episode welcomes Cannabis Cup winner, vermicompost king and soil researcher Jules Giuliano. Jules gets into the weeds about cannabis cultivation with Colah B Tawkin. They discuss the life cycle of the plant and how vermicompost makes it less stressful to cultivate. Jules shares how he learned vermicomposting from a Chi Town stoner, how he taught his mom to compost and the unexpected story of his claim to the Cannabis Cup. Jules and Colah conclude with a plot for the next great stoner flick. Support and follow Jules @Smokeyrgreens on all socials!Season 5 proudly sponsored by Atlanta Botanical Garden!Events: Atlanta Botanical Garden | Alston Lecture: Topiary Therapy (atlantabg.org)Art Therapy: Coloring Session w/ Black In The Garden's Colah B Tawkin Tickets, Sat, Apr 23, 2022 at 3:00 PM | EventbriteLearn more about Underground Arborist and SUPPORT: undergroundarborist.orgBITG Theme: illsounds.comLike what you heard?Text Colah at (833)819-3926 about your favorite moments.Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Our Soil Cousin, Christopher ‘Plant Kween' Griffin is releasing their book: 'You Grow, GURL!' and is back on the podcast to tell us more about it. We're excited about this milestone and the growth that's taken place since our last conversation. Colah and Christopher laughed and cried discussing the highs andlows of the journey towards this remarkableaccomplishment: published AUTHOR! If you haven't already preordered, you can getchu a copy today! Here's the link:https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/YouGrowGurlFollow Christopher IG: @Plantkween Learn more about Underground Arborist and SUPPORT: undergroundarborist.orgBITG Theme: illsounds.comEditor: Jerome the Podcast master Like what you heard?Text Colah at (833)819-3926 about your favorite moments. Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah had a conversation linking plants and technology with Helen Greiner, co-founder of iRobot (producer of Roomba) and head of consumer robotics company, Tertill Corporation to discuss the launch of the Tertill weeding robot. Helen discussed some of her contributions to robotics before she became a plantrepreneur.To learn more about Tertill and the newly-launched Tertill Garden Program, an annual care plan for raised-bed gardens that includes a soil test, customized fertilizer plan featuring Tertill Organics, and personalized garden advice from experts – click here and use the offer code BITGROBOT25 at checkout to get $25 off your next purchase.Instagram: @TertillFollow the Tertill page on LinkedinLearn more about Underground Arborist and SUPPORT: undergroundarborist.orgBITG Theme: illsounds.comEditor: Jerome the Podcast master Like what you heard?Text Colah at (833)819-3926 about your favorite moments. Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
We're revisiting a special Throwback episode from the archive. This is ‘The Baby Boy Episode' with our Soil Sista, Nora: Mama's Gotta Have a Life Too!Straight outta Season 1 from our humble beginnings of the podcast (fun fact: this episode had Colah recording in her dad's car) we done come a mighty LONG way
WE BACK Soil Cousins!Welcome to season 5 of Black in the Garden podcast, proudly sponsored by Atlanta Botanical Garden. We back like we never left with Colah B Tawkin and Derek Haynes, the Chocolate Botanist! Dig in to to this episode to hear Giving Flowers to: Wendy Williams for Black broadcasting excellence. Botanical Black History Mixtape Volume 1 feat. Wangari Maathai, Blanche King Hurston, Cleopatra and young Kendall Rae JohnsonStory time: Colah's journey from volunteer at Atlanta Botanical Garden in 2018 to an unprecedented partnership with them in 2022.Follow Derek on IG: thechocolatebotanist YouTube: The Chocolate Botanist - YouTubeLearn more about Underground Arborist and SUPPORT: undergroundarborist.orgLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
As a budding gardener myself, I realize how important it is to have representation in the horticultural space (as EVERY space needs adequate representation). Today's featured sustainable brown girl is doing exactly that with her podcast Black in the Garden. Colah B Tawkin is comedian, life-long nature lover, and host of the Black in the Garden podcast. Using her extensive horticultural knowledge, her endless love for Black people, and her keen ability to teach in a spirit of joy and kinship, she has built a village of Soil Cousins and is taking up space in the plant industry! Watch the full interview with Colah on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vd13ba-8WMA In this episode we talk about: - How Colah's gardening journey began - Why she started Black in the Garden - Helping people get over their fears of gardening & crafty tips of keeping costs low - Colah's new tree planting project - Underground Arborist - Colah's horticultural & environmental heroes (Wangari Maathai, Jessica Nabongo, Hellah Sidbe) Follow Colah B Tawkin & Black in the Garden: https://blkinthegarden.com/ https://www.undergroundarborist.org/ https://www.instagram.com/blackinthegarden https://www.facebook.com/Blackinthegarden/ Donate to Sustainable Brown Girl on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sustainablebrowngirl Visit the Sustainable Brown Girl Website: https://www.sustainablebrowngirl.com/ Follow Sustainable Brown Girl on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sustainablebrowngirl/ Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts!
It's been such a joy having fellow podcasters join me in the pod as they never disappoint and have such wonderful insights about plant parenthood and plantrepreneurship. I met this episode's guest in 2020 and figured it was time to have her back on to catch up and explore a concept she'll be tackling on the next season of her show: the past, present, and future of black people in horticulture. Colah has created an amazing brand called Black in the Garden that has blown up in the last couple of years, and created a space for so many people to feel seen within the plant community. Tune in as we share an important conversation about historic black plant people and their rich yet less discovered contributions to plant society.Join the Bloom and Grow Garden Society!The Bloom and Grow Garden Society is your one-stop shop for plant parenthood growth. When you join, you'll gain full access to the Garden Party Community Platform and App PLUS monthly plant care lectures with Horticulturist in Residence Leslie Halleck, monthly office hours with Leslie to troubleshoot your personal plant care issues and monthly Growing Joy Calls with Maria to develop our community of Society Members and explore the plant/person connection.Click here to join us!Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast,so you don't miss the amazing episodes we have coming up!In this episode we learn:[00:57] Maria's plant updates[05:30] Who is Colah and why she started her podcast, Black in the Garden[09:16] How has Colah's plant collection changed through her personal transitions?[15:07] What it's like to have a plant-sitter[16:52] Reevaluating the lesson of resiliency as a Black woman[19:16] Moving forward and seeking opportunities presented to you[22:04] Letting go of things that don't bring you joy[23:11] Why Wangari Mathai is Colah's most inspirational historic Black figure[25:26] Making the diaspora of Black people known and accessible[29:09] Where to get the best seeds for this growing season[30:45] Indoor and outdoor gardening products for people, pets, and the planet[32:30] Jerome the Gnome and Colah's update on inclusivity in garden products[34:26] Black representation in media and podcasting[38:59] Colah shares recent recognitions for Black people in horticulture[41:51] Horticulturist Abra Lee and her mission to uncover the history of Black garden clubs and societies [46:08] Ideating and self-publishing the Black in the Garden Coloring Book[49:58] Acknowledging white privilege in horticulture[52:52] Why Colah is exploring the past, present, and future in Black in the Garden podcast[55:41] What's next for Colah and Black in the Garden in 2022[01:00:50] How to level up your plant parent skills this year!Mentioned in our conversation:Bloom and Grow Radio YouTube video Flower Preservation UnboxingYou Grow, Gurl!: A Lush Guide to Plant Parenthood by Christopher GriffinBloom and Grow Radio podcast episode Lessons from Plants from 2021 with Beronda MontgomeryMashable's article on Juliet Sargeant, “First female black designer in 103 years of Chelsea Flower Show wins gold”Website: Abra Lee / Conquer the SoilColah's tree planting initiative: Underground ArboristThank you to our episode sponsors:Territorial Seed CompanyExcited for this year's growing season? Territorial Seed Co's got you covered with high-quality seeds and plants (over 2,000 varieties) that are tried and tested on their 75-acre farm! From Artichoke through Zucchini, they have everything you need to grow your best garden ever! And with over 40 years of experience, you know they have seeds and plants you can trust. They are offering an exclusive discount just for listeners of Bloom & Grow Radio, use code GROW10 to get 10% off your first order. Order now at territorialseed.comEspoma OrganicEspoma Organic is dedicated to making safe indoor and outdoor gardening products for people, pets, and the planet. They have an amazing variety of high-quality, organic potting mixes, garden soil, fertilizers, and pest control products that are organic and eco-friendly. To learn more about their pet safe indoor and outdoor gardening products, visit espoma.com to find your local Espoma dealer or check my Amazon storefront.Follow Colah: WebsiteInstagramTwitterYouTubeFollow Maria and Bloom and Grow Radio:Join the Bloom and Grow Garden Party Community Platform & App AKA the plantiest and kindest corner of the internet!Take the Bloom and Grow Plant Parent Personality Quiz (Get the perfect plants, projects and educational resources for YOUR Lifestyle)Support Bloom and Grow Radio by becoming a Plant Friend on Patreon!Instagram and Facebook: @BloomandGrowRadioTiktok: @bloomandgrowradioSubscribe to the Bloom and Grow Youtube Show! /BloomandgrowradioWebsite: www.bloomandgrowradio.comJoin the (free) Garden Club: www.bloomandgrowradio.com/garden-clubAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Colah checks in to answer a burning question by tapping into the WHY with a critical piece of the Black in the Garden origin story and Kwanzaa principle du jour. Thanks, Soil Cousins, for tuning in during 2021 and cheers to ringing in 2022 along with Season 5 of our podcast. Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah checks in to answer a burning question by tapping into the WHY with a critical piece of the Black in the Garden origin story and Kwanzaa principle du jour. Thanks, Soil Cousins, for tuning in during 2021 and cheers to ringing in 2022 along with Season 5 of our podcast. Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah is joined by CoHost and ethnobotany expert, Derek ‘the chocolate botanist' Haynes to explore the questionable ethics of chocolate cultivation. They want you to think twice before you take your next bite! Turns out, Derek is also a Roald Dahl expert as he brilliantly connected Willy Wonka lore to the subject at hand.Trigger warning: this episode contains mention of sex trafficking and child slavery.Follow and support our resident botanical Blackspert Derek:@thechocolatebotanist in Instagram Youtube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCxsce8LaWKVw2g0-xDqdPNgReferences:https://chargedaffairs.org/the-hidden-ingredient-in-chocolate-africas-child-slaves/Support ethical Chocolate companies:https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companiesLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah is joined by CoHost and ethnobotany expert, Derek ‘the chocolate botanist' Haynes to explore the questionable ethics of chocolate cultivation. They want you to think twice before you take your next bite! Turns out, Derek is also a Roald Dahl expert as he brilliantly connected Willy Wonka lore to the subject at hand.Trigger warning: this episode contains mention of sex trafficking and child slavery.Follow and support our resident botanical Blackspert Derek:@thechocolatebotanist in Instagram Youtube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCxsce8LaWKVw2g0-xDqdPNgReferences:https://chargedaffairs.org/the-hidden-ingredient-in-chocolate-africas-child-slaves/Support ethical Chocolate companies:https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companiesLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
It's the jump off of Season 4.5: Black in the Garden & Friends! Colah's friend/ friend of the show Derek Haynes aka The Chocolate botanist cohosts with Colah to unpack the experience of grief during this recent season of loss. This episode is dedicated to the memory of our recently departed ancestors Mama B Tawkin: Mary Rogers, Ronald Areson Godette, uncle Adolph brown Sr, Karen Booker and Castillo Godette Support Farmer Cee!https://www.greenheffafarms.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
It's the jump off of Season 4.5: Black in the Garden & Friends! Colah's friend/ friend of the show Derek Haynes aka The Chocolate botanist cohosts with Colah to unpack the experience of grief during this recent season of loss. This episode is dedicated to the memory of our recently departed ancestors Mama B Tawkin: Mary Rogers, Ronald Areson Godette, uncle Adolph brown Sr, Karen Booker and Castillo Godette Support Farmer Cee!https://www.greenheffafarms.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Ayyyeee! Back from a bereavement hiatus: Let's catch up on catching up as we tap in with Colah before season 4.5 begins! Did you order the Black in the Garden Coloring Experience thooo? Link below!
Ayyyeee! Back from a bereavement hiatus: Let's catch up on catching up as we tap in with Colah before season 4.5 begins! Did you order the Black in the Garden Coloring Experience thooo? Link below!
Colah took some time to elaborate on how the Black in the Garden theme song
Colah took some time to elaborate on how the Black in the Garden theme song
Colah is excited about the new Black in the Garden Coloring Experience!Get yours TODAY: https://blkinthegarden.com/store/p/bitg-coloring-bookThis episode digs deeper into Colah B Tawkin's journey that lead her to becoming the host of Black in the Garden podcast. She fills in some of the blanks that needed filling on this transparent and vulnerable episode.Text Colah: 833-819-3926 and save the number! Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah is excited about the new Black in the Garden Coloring Experience!Get yours TODAY: https://blkinthegarden.com/store/p/bitg-coloring-bookThis episode digs deeper into Colah B Tawkin's journey that lead her to becoming the host of Black in the Garden podcast. She fills in some of the blanks that needed filling on this transparent and vulnerable episode.Text Colah: 833-819-3926 and save the number! Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Ayyyyee! Enjoy part 2 of our conversation with Natalie Baszile which opens with a thought provoking hypothetical question. Colah B Tawkin and Natalie discussed her father's influence on her fictional world and Colah's highlights from We Are Each Other's Harvest. Natalie thoughtfully breaks down the difference between a Historian vs storyteller and helps us understand how to know you're a storyteller. Gems were dropped as usual as should be expected from such a brilliant guest!To show your support for Natalie Baszile, she asks you for TWO THINGS:1 Buy her books from a black book store like BMBROOKlyn.com2 Volunteer National black food and justice alliance https://www.blackfoodjustice.org/Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Ayyyyee! Enjoy part 2 of our conversation with Natalie Baszile which opens with a thought provoking hypothetical question. Colah B Tawkin and Natalie discussed her father's influence on her fictional world and Colah's highlights from We Are Each Other's Harvest. Natalie thoughtfully breaks down the difference between a Historian vs storyteller and helps us understand how to know you're a storyteller. Gems were dropped as usual as should be expected from such a brilliant guest!To show your support for Natalie Baszile, she asks you for TWO THINGS:1 Buy her books from a black book store like BMBROOKlyn.com2 Volunteer National black food and justice alliance https://www.blackfoodjustice.org/Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
This week's conversation is with Colah B Tawkin! Colah is a gardener, podcaster, and food enthusiast. Check out her podcast Black in the Garden. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joseph-schupbach/support
Colah B Tawkin had the pleasure of being in conversation with author Natalie Baszile who is most widely known for having written the novel 'Queen Sugar'. Natalie spoke with Colah from Oakland about her family gardening legacy, her writing process, her favorite flowers and how they're necessary in her life. In this beautiful exchange, Natalie shared her fave recipe for her homegrown lemons and Colah got to teach Natalie a new word! This is part 1 of 2 so tune in next week for more tea on Baszile's latest anthology: 'We Are Each Other's Harvest' Learn more about Nataile Baszile's incredible literature:nataliebaszile.comThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Colah B Tawkin had the pleasure of being in conversation with author Natalie Baszile who is most widely known for having written the novel 'Queen Sugar'. Natalie spoke with Colah from Oakland about her family gardening legacy, her writing process, her favorite flowers and how they're necessary in her life. In this beautiful exchange, Natalie shared her fave recipe for her homegrown lemons and Colah got to teach Natalie a new word! This is part 1 of 2 so tune in next week for more tea on Baszile's latest anthology: 'We Are Each Other's Harvest' Learn more about Nataile Baszile's incredible literature:nataliebaszile.comThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Issa Throwback! We bringing back this episode to celebrate Black Botanists Week 2021.Join us on Part 2 of 2 for a discussion on George Washington Carver! We're not here for the peanut lessons you learned in school either. Colah B Tawkin has a convo with modern day Botanical Brotha and chocolate botanist, Derek. Colah B Tawkin and Derek got to talking DIRTY about soil because GWC was the Iyanla Vanzant of soil as he was out there FIXIN it! Our beloved ancestor was in them southern streets pushin his Agricultural School on wheels traveling from one busted farm to the next and Pimpin 'em like Xzibit! You may have never benefited from the resources available from your local Cooperative Extension Service; Colah and Derek explain why you should and never forget who you have to thank for that!Reference links:https://agriculture.mo.gov/gwc.phphttp://www.encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/h-1870https://www.tuskegee.edu/programs-courses/colleges-schools/caens/cooperative-extension-programhttps://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-george-washington-carver...Celebrate Black Botanists with us:Follow @Blackbotanistsweek on Instagram and TwitterKeep up with Derek, our #Botanicalbrotha :@thechocolatebotanist on InstagramThe Crazy Botanist on Facebook and Youtube (subscribe!)Visit TheCrazybotanist.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this podcast:SHARE IT!️Leave five stars and review it on Apple podcasts!Sow a seed of Support for Black in the Garden by becoming a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegarden Buy MERCH! Blkinthegarden.comVisit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang! @Blackinthegarden on Instagram @Blacknthegarden on TwitterDrop a line: hello@blkinthegarden.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
Issa Throwback! We bringing back this episode to celebrate Black Botanists Week 2021.Join us on Part 2 of 2 for a discussion on George Washington Carver! We're not here for the peanut lessons you learned in school either. Colah B Tawkin has a convo with modern day Botanical Brotha and chocolate botanist, Derek. Colah B Tawkin and Derek got to talking DIRTY about soil because GWC was the Iyanla Vanzant of soil as he was out there FIXIN it! Our beloved ancestor was in them southern streets pushin his Agricultural School on wheels traveling from one busted farm to the next and Pimpin 'em like Xzibit! You may have never benefited from the resources available from your local Cooperative Extension Service; Colah and Derek explain why you should and never forget who you have to thank for that!Reference links:https://agriculture.mo.gov/gwc.phphttp://www.encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/h-1870https://www.tuskegee.edu/programs-courses/colleges-schools/caens/cooperative-extension-programhttps://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-george-washington-carver...Celebrate Black Botanists with us:Follow @Blackbotanistsweek on Instagram and TwitterKeep up with Derek, our #Botanicalbrotha :@thechocolatebotanist on InstagramThe Crazy Botanist on Facebook and Youtube (subscribe!)Visit TheCrazybotanist.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this podcast:SHARE IT!️Leave five stars and review it on Apple podcasts!Sow a seed of Support for Black in the Garden by becoming a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegarden Buy MERCH! Blkinthegarden.comVisit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang! @Blackinthegarden on Instagram @Blacknthegarden on TwitterDrop a line: hello@blkinthegarden.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
Episode 5 of Season 4 opens with an enthusiastic chat about a recent visit to Atlanta Botanical Garden between Colah and our Soil Cousin from NYC, Niyyah who you ought to know as @thebloomjourney online.Colah had the pleasure of welcoming Moe Hemmings, Community Outreach Manager at Atlanta Botanical Garden to the podcast. They chopped it up about Moe's interests and work at ABG. Colah was excited to chat careers at the garden, how ABG partners with similar organizations, the value of volunteering at the garden (and anywhere you want to be!) and much more. Listen to get the tea on Atlanta Botanical Garden's plant cuttings and funeral policy!Find out more about Atlanta Botanical Garden https://atlantabg.org/Learn more about Niyyah:@thebloomjourney on InstagramThe Bloom Journey on FacebookThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Episode 5 of Season 4 opens with an enthusiastic chat about a recent visit to Atlanta Botanical Garden between Colah and our Soil Cousin from NYC, Niyyah who you ought to know as @thebloomjourney online.Colah had the pleasure of welcoming Moe Hemmings, Community Outreach Manager at Atlanta Botanical Garden to the podcast. They chopped it up about Moe's interests and work at ABG. Colah was excited to chat careers at the garden, how ABG partners with similar organizations, the value of volunteering at the garden (and anywhere you want to be!) and much more. Listen to get the tea on Atlanta Botanical Garden's plant cuttings and funeral policy!Find out more about Atlanta Botanical Garden https://atlantabg.org/Learn more about Niyyah:@thebloomjourney on InstagramThe Bloom Journey on FacebookThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
This week we're joined by a dear friend of the show & OG Soil Cousin: mushroom enthusiast, moon and Monstera whisperer Carrington to discuss her passions. Spoiler alert: All her passions are linked to veganism and embodying the mission to do no harm but you gotta tune in for the tea. Carrington was an inspiration to Colah in a way that we hope will also be inspiring to you on your growing journey!Become a patron to see and hear the full uncut interview of this amazing episode!Keep up with and support Carrington:@withcarrington on Instagram and TikTokLinktr.ee/withcarringtonThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
This week we're joined by a dear friend of the show & OG Soil Cousin: mushroom enthusiast, moon and Monstera whisperer Carrington to discuss her passions. Spoiler alert: All her passions are linked to veganism and embodying the mission to do no harm but you gotta tune in for the tea. Carrington was an inspiration to Colah in a way that we hope will also be inspiring to you on your growing journey!Become a patron to see and hear the full uncut interview of this amazing episode!Keep up with and support Carrington:@withcarrington on Instagram and TikTokLinktr.ee/withcarringtonThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Charleston native, Public servant, teacher, Founder of Red Rice day, food historian, sneaker head, founder of Black food Fridays (aka your fave Black foodie on Tik Tok)host of Fix Your Plate podcast, future television host and visionary Blackspert: KJ Kearney joined Colah for a deep dive on Black culture through the lens of Black food and Gullah Geechee culture. Find out how Black in the Garden influenced his viral Black Food Fridays movement and how you can support!Become a patron to hear the full uncut interview and sign up for our mailing list to learn more about the literary gems KJ dropped on this amazing episode Keep up with and support KJ :@Blackfoodfridays on Instagram and TikTokPatreon.com/blackfoodfridaysTune in to Fix Your Plate podcast on the same podcatcher you're on NOWThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Charleston native, Public servant, teacher, Founder of Red Rice day, food historian, sneaker head, founder of Black food Fridays (aka your fave Black foodie on Tik Tok)host of Fix Your Plate podcast, future television host and visionary Blackspert: KJ Kearney joined Colah for a deep dive on Black culture through the lens of Black food and Gullah Geechee culture. Find out how Black in the Garden influenced his viral Black Food Fridays movement and how you can support!Become a patron to hear the full uncut interview and sign up for our mailing list to learn more about the literary gems KJ dropped on this amazing episode Keep up with and support KJ :@Blackfoodfridays on Instagram and TikTokPatreon.com/blackfoodfridaysTune in to Fix Your Plate podcast on the same podcatcher you're on NOWThis episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Episode 2 of Season 4 kicks off with a new segment with the ‘chirren' and The Chocolate botanist Derek Haynes. Our guest is media legend Ananda Lewis! Ananda was excited to be on Black in the Garden because of the 1000+ interviews she's participated in she had never had a conversation about her relationship with plants. Colah and Ananda discussed how plants helped her survive cancer, how plants helped her bond with her Grandma June and a nasty vice she unconventionally overcame. This episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Episode 2 of Season 4 kicks off with a new segment with the ‘chirren' and The Chocolate botanist Derek Haynes. Our guest is media legend Ananda Lewis! Ananda was excited to be on Black in the Garden because of the 1000+ interviews she's participated in she had never had a conversation about her relationship with plants. Colah and Ananda discussed how plants helped her survive cancer, how plants helped her bond with her Grandma June and a nasty vice she unconventionally overcame. This episode is Sponsored by Motherland Essentials, a Black woman owned business handcrafting beautiful plant based soaps + bath & body products essential for ALL skin types. Support the podcast AND save 15% by using code BLACKINTHEGARDEN at checkout: motherlandessentials.comLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Black in the Garden kicks off Season 4 during Juneteenth and Father's Day weekend with a candid conversation between Colah and her Dad. Daddy B Tawkin discusses his dad and early years farming, his family's garden and life in rural Georgia during the Civil Rights era. Mama B Tawkin even made a cameo!Dig in to this episode to hear more about:Why Daddy didn't want to continue farming as an adult.An encounter with the KKK.Racism in the military, especially in Iceland.The struggle to claim his father's settlement from Pigford II class action lawsuit.And much more!Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
Black in the Garden kicks off Season 4 during Juneteenth and Father's Day weekend with a candid conversation between Colah and her Dad. Daddy B Tawkin discusses his dad and early years farming, his family's garden and life in rural Georgia during the Civil Rights era. Mama B Tawkin even made a cameo!Dig in to this episode to hear more about:Why Daddy didn't want to continue farming as an adult.An encounter with the KKK.Racism in the military, especially in Iceland.The struggle to claim his father's settlement from Pigford II class action lawsuit.And much more!Like what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:
On today's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast, you'll meet meet Colah B. Tawkin. A mom, comedian, Host of the renowned podcast Black in the Garden, and lifelong nature-lover, Colah draws on the strength of her ancestors and her awe-inspiring range of life experiences as she becomes the ultimate “plantrepreneur.” In a world where all the garden fairies and most of the gnomes are white, the Black in the Garden podcast amplifies the experiences and expertise of Black plantkeepers. For full show notes including links in today's show, head on over to WildRoseFarmer.com https://wildrosefarmer.com/104/ Get Patron-Only Extended Content & Bonus Episodes | Listen Here Support my work on Patreon | Learn More Patreon Executive Producer | Sarah R. | Happiness by The Acre Editing | Max Hofer | https://www.facebook.com/mixbaerstudio/ (MixBär Studio) Shop our Show Sponsors | Here Before You Buy The Mic | Podcast Coaching | Learn More Positively Farming Media | a hub for creators in the food & agriculture space | Learn More
Colah has another compelling conversation with our OG Soil Sista, Brittany from Season 1, Ep. 8: Stay #PlantWoke. This bonus episode (we still spring breakin) is all things momming and it’s explicit, real and as witty as you’ve come to expect from the conversations with Colah B Tawkin on Black in the Garden!Reference episode:Good Moms Bad Choices: How to Heal Your Inner Child ft. Devi BrownKeep up with Brittany: brittanyminor.com @blackgirlgreenworld on Instagram IGTV: Plants I Didn’t KillGreeting card mentioned: Kindred paper company on EtsySupport the moms mentioned:CaShawn Thompson: www.CaShawn.com and buy ORIGINAL merch on www.blackgirlsaremagic.comSynitta Walker: theepurpleonion.medium.comBrittni: @leave_it_to_brittni on Instagram
Colah has another compelling conversation with our OG Soil Sista, Brittany from Season 1, Ep. 8: Stay #PlantWoke. This bonus episode (we still spring breakin) is all things momming and it's explicit, real and as witty as you've come to expect from the conversations with Colah B Tawkin on Black in the Garden!Reference episode:Good Moms Bad Choices: How to Heal Your Inner Child ft. Devi BrownKeep up with Brittany: brittanyminor.com @blackgirlgreenworld on Instagram IGTV: Plants I Didn't KillGreeting card mentioned: Kindred paper company on EtsySupport the moms mentioned:CaShawn Thompson: www.CaShawn.com and buy ORIGINAL merch on www.blackgirlsaremagic.comSynitta Walker: theepurpleonion.medium.comBrittni: @leave_it_to_brittni on Instagram
Colah is pumping the (Spring) Breaks on Season 3 because: rest!Stay tuned for updates and Bonus episodes as we prepare for Season 4 in May.CawBFXULJBfBvOFPQMVd
Nubi Interiors boss, environmental curator and designer extraordinaire, Carmeon Hamilton joined Colah to discuss her journey from child of a Plant Lady to multi talented designer in high demand! Carmeon shares how she almost quit plants but they never quit her, how she feels about her feature in Architectural Digest and much more! Follow on Instagram: @carmeon.hamiltonGo to carmeonhamilton.com
Colah wants us all to get matching Black in the Garden t-shirts and eradicate some very stubborn weeds.As we dig deeper into Season 3 we are Joined by the multi creative video maven and storytelling content creator, Hallease! Hallease knew plants were important from a tender age influenced by her grandfather, but it took decorating her apartment to claim some additional plant benefits leading to an unexpected way of growing (and killing a few) plants. As a Plantdemic plant mama, Hallease wasted no time incorporating her growing journey into her beautiful YouTube videos. Colah was hype to expound on the connection between defeating ignorance and growing with Leca. Go getchu a cup of tea to catch the vibes!▶️Watch the brilliance: YouTube.com/hallease
Colah has some announcements, most notably Merch is AVAILABLE now on blkinthegarden.com
Colah is solo this week (Last week was a bye week because: moving) reflecting on when the seed of this podcast took root and getting hype about sowing spring seeds! Spring is springing optimism and this episode connects sowing seeds to a few themes like Setting intentions, Optimism and Visualizing. Colah shares a few tips for sowing seeds (which we will revisit in depth again soon) and sowing with kids!Check out The Plant Nook Podcast:https://linktr.ee/theplantnookListen to Setting Intentions with Plants: episode 6 of Season 1The Grow Guide podcasthttps://linktr.ee/thegrowguidepodSeedmailseed.co code: BLACKINTHEGARDEN Buy 5 get 1 FREE
Episode 12 of Season 3 is upon us as Colah B Tawkin reflect on some lessons from Black History Month 2021. We're joined by floral and wood designer, John Pendleton from Chicago. Colah and John unpacked quite a bit on topics like:
In honour of Black History Month, this week's episode of The Grow Guide is focused on black culture. We're honoured to have Colah B. Tawkin, host and founder of the podcast, Black in the Garden, join us to shed some light on why biodiversity in media is just as important as it is in nature (interview begins at 00:18:30). Colah challenges us to think outside of the white narrative gardening media often presents. We discuss her background as a gardener, the lack of representation and diversity in gardening, and some of the amazing guests she's had on her podcast. In a very fun round of Rapid Fire, Colah recommends her favourite black-owned gardening brands, influencers and podcasts. See all Colah's recommendations and resources mentioned throughout the show linked below. Colah's Recommendations: The Read Podcast The New Jim Crow book Civil Rights Leader Fanny Lou Hamer The Plant Kiki - Colah's Other Podcast Plant Expert: Derek, The Chocolate Botanist Instagram Follows: Christopher @plantkween and Niyya @thebloomjourney Hemp Farmer: Green Heffa Farms, Farmer Cee Black-Owned Seed Company: Seed Mail Seed Co BIPOC-Hosted Gardening Podcast: The Plant Nook and Black Plant Chick Support Black in the Garden on Patreon Maggie's Fav Thing: Seedling Heat Mat Dave's Fav Thing: Poppy Seeds Visit our new website!
Colah needs your feedback! Complete the Soil Cousin survey to be entered to win $$ ✏️ https://forms.gle/hJZuUdnLxMMrXkb37On Episode 11 of Season 3 Colah talks with Environmental artists and community service visionaries: Tim and Nicole of Detroit Hives!Colah B Tawkin is excited to share their story with you that started with A jar of local honey from the corner store on a snack run. That honey helped to heal Timothy from a chronic cough and ultimately lead to an amazing community service initiative aimed to reinvigorate and activate spaces left blighted by Detroit's Economic depression.They even took time to drop some Black History facts on Shirley Anne Jackson, Charles Henry Turner and George Washington Carver that will help you to ‘bee inspired' Show them some support and follow them:Detroithives.orgInstagram: @detroithivesFacebook : Detroit HivesTwitter : @detroithivesEmail: Info@detroithives.org
Soil Cousins! Issa CROSSOVER episode! Colah B Tawkin was interviewed by host of The Black Equity Podcast, our #Podcousin, DJ Moultrie. Enjoy learning more about Colah as she speaks candidly about her journey, creativity, visions for Black folks in agriculture and much more!“What you do on one level, you do on another” DJ MoultrieSubscribe and listen to Black Equity Network:https://linktr.ee/blackequitypodFollow on Instagram: @BlackequitynetworkShoutouts:
Colah rings in the Negro New Year aka Black History Month with her Soil Cousins Kamili and Derek from The Plant Kiki to (hilariously) highlight Botanical Black History Figure Dr. Marie Clark Taylor. Tune into the 'Bustin Down Botanical Black History' episode of the Plant Kiki for the whole conversation.We continue our conversation with Alexander Hardy in the pre-quel from 2020 when he first became a proud plant dad. The theme of mental health prevailed as Alex candidly delved into first experiences with depression during his residence in Panama (land of his grandmother). We learn more about his struggles with homelessness in NYC while becoming a mental health advocate and striving to find a home of his own to feel safe enough to become a plant parent. Since we went deep on mental health and understand that some of our Soil Cousins may be in need of resources to get through thangs please consider these links provided by Alex:
This week I had the AMAZING opportunity to talk to Colah B Tawkin from Black in the Garden and I will tell you, it was a RIOT. We discussed why she chose plants as her topic, why podcasting, and why focusing on the intersection of Black Culture and Horticulture. You can find Black in the Garden in most podcast sharing sites, and you can find her on social media as @blackinthegarden. Support the podcast: https://anchor.fm/theplantnook Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Let's connect! https://www.instagram.com/theplant.nook/ Check out the merch! https://www.zazzle.com/store/theplantnook --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theplantnook/support
Podcaster, author, business woman, plantrepreneur AND plantfluencer extraordinaire Jade aka the Fiddle leaf fig whisperer joins us on Season 3! Jade chops it up with Colah B Tawkin and tells us how the plants chose her. If you've heard The Black Plant Chick podcast you know How much Jade loves Big plant energy! She drops gems on building community, Consulting and knowing your worth. Of course Jade and Colah talked about Podcasting cause Issa podcast! Shoutout to Niyyah, @theBloomjourney Support our Soil Sista, get into her podcast, buy merch and hire her!Blackplantchick.com@blackplantchick on Instagram
Episode 7 of Season 3 is packed with all your faves including the kids, our resident entomologist Nadia and Garden 411 with Dr. Hayley! Colah had a dope conversation with the brilliant and highly educated Farmer Ken who is as creative musically as he is in the garden. Ken dropped knowledge about Chickens and what a food forest is plus how to make the most of it. In discussing Hardiness zones/sunset zones we learned about California climate misconceptions and how Microclimates work. Our Botanical Brotha was happy to share some of his favorite rare and interesting herbs and crops and Colah was hype about it! Support and follow Farmer Ken:Instagram @farmerkenofficialFacebook @TheFarmerKenTwitter @TheFarmerKenLinktr.ee/TheFarmerKen to read more about his work including his feature in the LA Times!
Colah comes into 2021 warmly from CP time zone to wish you a Happy New Year and encourage you to determine your own interpretation of what a new beginning looks like for you. In the spirit of a bare tree, we consider the benefits of dormancy. Keeping the energy of our last guest, Travis, we're beathing and pausing intentionally. From that breath, a new seed planting tradition came up in memory of our (new)ancestors.Colah encourages us to get a vibe check via:Spiritual Homegirl podcast My Virgo Friend Podcast
For Episode 5 of Season 3, Colah wraps up 2020 with a conversation with her friend and OG Soil Cousin Travis on hypercreativity, supporting Black in the Garden and #PlantsnPoses. Follow Travis on Instagram : @plantsdecoopYoutube : plantsdecoopSow a seed of Support for the podcast, get behind the scenes and become a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegarden Tune in to The Plant Kiki on the same podcatcher you're listening on today.Join The Compost Society @compostsociety @Blackinthegarden on Instagram@BlacknthegardenVisit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!!Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com#Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
Enjoy This Bonus throwback episode from Season 1 this time last year as Colah takes a mental health break this week. We talk with Wes, founder of The Salt Lounge of Long Beach and learn how we all can benefit from a few visits to his soul spa IRL and the SoulWerk online Academy to get our chakras laid like fine baby hairs.Wes discusses how he went from failed attempts at planting flowers to talking to plants as self care. He helps us prepare for the upcoming decade by sharing his tips for setting intentions with plants, how to 'program seeds' to get our manifestation on and how to use plants to honor ancestors. Wes wants us to remember that we're ALLL energy healers in our everyday lives and that there is healing frequency in classic soul music!Learn more about happenings at the Salt Lounge @thesaltloungelb (IG)Getchu some high vibrational education @soulwerkacademy (all socials)Learn more about plant magic with Wes @kingwizardenergy (IG)Keep up with Wes on life and love via youtube : The Love Holders.Get some of Oprah's favorite home gardening supplies and support the show:https://cocoandseed.com/?ref=blackinthegardenSow a seed of Support for the podcast, get behind the scenes and become a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegardenTune in to The Plant Kiki on the same podcatcher you're listening on today. Join The Compost Society @compostsocietyInstagram @Blackinthegarden Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!!Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com#Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
Episode 4 features our first international guest hailing from Johannesburg in South Africa, Farmer Bae: Mathulare Ashler Mathikge. You are sure to learn something from our richly talented guest in this episode. Colah and Mathulare chop it up about the endearing richness of the diaspora, the path from model to #farmerBae, Soweto origins and some of the history and culture of South African agriculture for starters. Learn how Jim Crow and Apartheid are similar just as much as their effects on African Americans and South Africans. Take notes!Follow Mathulare on Instagram and learn more about how to support her and her work: @ashler2point0Sow a seed of Support for the podcast, get behind the scenes and become a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegardenTune in to The Plant Kiki on the same podcatcher you're listening on today.Join The Compost Society @compostsociety@Blackinthegarden on Instagram@BlacknthegardenVisit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!!Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com#Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
On episode 3 of Season 3 Colah is excited to upgrade her supporters. The kids have a few questions for Nadia on bug bath behavior on Wee Black in the Garden and Tyler is back! Artist, scientist, father, DNDphile, opalizer, hypercreative, chemist, husband, son, crystalizer, cave dweller, icon, philosopher...there are so many ways to describe our guest, Tyler Thrasher in all his roles and talents that we had to make it 2 parts. Colah and Tyler discussed how his art gained notoriety, his innovative chemistry based art, merging art with science, how a fluke thai constellation find helped him push back against plant price gouging and much more! Enjoy part 2 and be sure to visit his website to learn more about Tyler by visiting his social media and website:@tylerthrasherart + Tylerthrasher.comGet some of Oprah's favorite home gardening supplies and support the show:https://cocoandseed.com/?ref=blackinthegardenSow a seed of Support for the podcast, get behind the scenes and become a PATRON!patreon.com/blackinthegardenTune in to The Plant Kiki on the same podcatcher you're listening on today.Join The Compost Society @compostsociety@Blackinthegarden on Instagram@BlacknthegardenVisit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!!Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com#Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden
In preparation for the Season 3 Premiere, we are revisiting a few Throwback episodes from the archive. This is ‘The Baby Boy Episode' with our Soil Sista, Nora: Mama's Gotta Have a Life Too!Straight outta Season 1 from our humble beginnings of the podcast (fun fact: this episode had Colah recording in her dad's car) we done come a mighty LONG way
Colah B Tawkin bout listener support and a MAJOR comeback! Issa check-in! After a not so brief (production) hiatus let's get into why your support matters (like shorter breaks +MORE content) and how to support this one woman show. Colah B Tawkin discusses hypercreativity related to procrastination, finding open doors/opportunities, creating a WHOLE new podcast, perils of virtual schooling, Google/PRX podcast grant news and why Black in the Garden is here to stay! . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Ep. 21 features Colah B Tawkin, curator of popular Instagram page, @BlackInTheGarden. We talk the beginning of her horticulture journey and its unique mix with black culture. We also discuss the ancestral connection between our ancestors expertise in horticulture and how the newest generation of black folks can get back to growing our own crops and veggies. Tap in!
Let's help Lebanon https://helplebanon.carrd.co/ Colah B. Tawkin is a gardener, environmentalist and host of the podcast "Black in the Garden". You can check her @blackinthegarden and her podcast is everywhere you find em. Follow the podcast hosts on social media: Instagram: Ali Haejl @scoobz.mp4 Ali Al Shammari @therealalialshammari alihaejl.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a2theshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a2theshow/support
James is a music producer, composer, arranger and keyboard player with a career spanning 4 decades.With his current single 'Yes' receiving rave reviews his smooth jazz and soul music is on the playlists of hundreds of international radio stations including the BBC and Jazz FM. He is known as the UK's no.1 indie Smooth Jazz artist. James tells us about his early years playing and touring with bands such as the Adventures supporting Tears For Fears. We talk about the genre of smooth jazz for which he is famous for and we hear how he has worked with and produced over 1000 artists in many different musical styles.We finish up talking about how James uses his experience and musical talent to create compositions from just the humming of a basic melody.If you have ever felt like you have a song inside you, but you don't have the knowledge to develop the idea into a song and record it, then this episode is definitely for you!Find out more about James on the links below;New Single 'Yes' http://tiny.cc/x4xmszWebsite: http://www.jamescolahproductions.comFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/jamescolahproductionsgbTwitter: http://twitter.com/JamesColahYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/JamesColah/videos
On episode 11 Colah continues the conversation with Monai who returned with the plantrepreneur squad, Bri Saintt and Maryah Greene! 3 dope queens joined Colah B Tawkin to discuss what we not gone do: get dehydrated, be disrespected or let our minds be colonized. Bri is Robin Hood with the plants, a hydration enthusiast and she be styling too. Maryah is a plant sylist, plant doctor and also that girl on the train with a wagon full of plants. . . If you're looking for them, they would rather you help get justice for Breonna: SIGN the petition!!! JUSTICE FOR BREONNA!!! https://justiceforbreonna.org/ . Donate to funding Monai's plant shop opening in Amsterdam: https://www.ulule.com/planthood-a-place-for-plant-parents/ . . Get Coco and Seed by visiting linktr.ee/blackinthegarden . . Support Black Planty Content! @Blackgirlgreenworld : Plants I Didn't Kill Instagram live, Thursdays at 9pm @blackplantchick : Black Plant Chick Podcast, sponsored by Black in the Garden! @soulsistaplants : Hella Plants! Instagram live on Wednesdays . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On Episode 6 of Season 2, Colah B Tawkin opens with a lot of transparency about what had happened to the 'lost' episode (and why), concerns about the white gaze and the state of the Black delegation. We're joined by the Host of Kinda Hippie, Kinda Hood podcast: Siri Lorece! She's a multi-passionate Iowa girl in a California World who does all the things: multi-zone gardener, musician, homeschooling mom, wife, yogi, community builder and beyond. Siri and Colah chopped it up about her humble beginnings with a ‘struggly patch' in Chicago, lavender germination fails, exploring the dichotomy of hippie and hood as a black woman, the vulnerability of podcasters + more in this pre-pandemic conversation. Do you remember the time? . . Keep up with SIri: @Sirilorece Instagram, Facebook, Twitter sirilorece.com . . Get Coco and Seed by visiting linktr.ee/blackinthegarden Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On episode 5, Season 2 of Black in the Garden, Colah finally reveals our tribe name: SoilCousins! We joined The Plant Kween, Christopher Griffin, for a candid and in depth conversation while she watered her Green Gurls in her new apartment in NYC. She dropped a few bars about West Philly where she's born and raised. We learned about the positive parental support that makes up the foundation of the Kween. The tea was truly wisdom as so many gems were dropped about themes including: femmephobia, gender identity and the challenges of finding oneself + community as a black queer femme navigating different spaces. Christopher shares a few tips on surviving a plant move in Brooklyn and we learn how a trip abroad gave them a new STRUT. . . Keep up with @Plantkween by following them on Instagram She's recently been featured in Vogue! Check it out here: https://www.vogue.com/article/caring-for-indoor-houseplants . . Get Coco and Seed by visiting linktr.ee/blackinthegarden Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On Episode 4 of Season 2 on Black in the Garden we are joined by the Urban Farm Sista and entomologist, Nadia Ruffin to chop it up about that #BUGLife! Colah had lots of questions and Nadia was ready to drop all the science on this episode. We learned how love and encouragement from her great grandmother set Nadia on a journey to entomological excellence at a tender age and how education can help overcome your bug related phobias. . If you ever wondered: WTF is a cicada? What's a true bug? What happened to the fireflies? Where does SILK come from? Ayyyee...you might just be about that #BUGLife and this episode is for you! . . Keep up with Nadia: Urbanfarmsista : Instagram, Youtube &Facebook DONATE @ Agricademyinc.org to support Plantrepreneurship for the youth! . . Get Coco and Seed by visiting linktr.ee/blackinthegarden Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On Episode 2 of season 2 Colah is celebrating World Nekkid Gardening Day (just take her word for it) and encouraging us to use our gifts for good! We're joined by our podcousin, Christin Riddick, host of the Afro Beets podcast. Chris is a D.C. native who started gardening as a service project that turned into a personal challenge and transition to a plant based lifestyle. We discuss how Chris was influenced by Botanical Brotha, Ron Finley (aka the Gangsta Gardener) as a testament to how representation matters. We learn how Afro Beets Podcast aims to bridge communities like planty creatives and foodie creatives and MORE. Colah and Chris get hype about relevant titles from black authors like Michael Twitty and Leah Penniman in consideration of a Black in the Garden book club. At the end of the day, we hope you at least remember to massage and marinate your kale! . . Keep up with Chris and Afro Beets Podcast: Afrobeets.org @afro_beets on IG, Twitter and Tik Tok Afro Beets on Facebook. . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
What happens when an anniversary trip leads to finding 40 acres of land to create a Blackety Black homestead? Find out in the Season Finale of Black in the Garden with Matthew, founder of Black Haven Ranch. It all started on the South Side of Chicago when a community organizer and activist who happens to be a minister decided to embark on a mission to provide a safe space for his people. Finding a brown face on Homestead Rescue (Chantel Johnson) lead to starting an urban farm with big aspirations to cultivate a Black Haven in the Ozarks of Missouri! . Colah B Tawkin is taking a Spring Break to enjoy some Daylight Spending while making a few tweaks to Black in the Garden and transitions in life. Check out the links and pages below to keep up with Colah, get your garden questions answered and some dope plantspo! Become a patron on Patreon to support the podcast. Email the show to be featured on Black in the Garden LIVE! Click all the links, share, subscribe follow ....ALLLadat!! . . Instagram garden plugs: @theurbanacademic @urbanfarmsista @plantblerd @theblackplanter @topnotchpott . . Support Black Haven Ranch: blackhavenranch.com IG: @blackhavenranch Like: Black Haven Ranch on Facebook . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Episode 16 is a solo mission where Colah B Tawkin shares her enthusiasm for sowing seeds, kicking off Women's History Month, and Daylight SPENDING! Spring is about to Sprang and Colah is readayyy! Have you reviewed on Apple yet? The world needs you to tell them why you rock with this podcast + There are plants to win for that in a low key giveaway. We even got to hear a letter from a listener who thanks Black in the Garden for keeping her employed! Needless to say, Colah thanks all supporters profusely. Y'all the best! . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden @Blackinthegarden on Instagram Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Disclaimer: some audio may be slightly crunchy but upgrades (i.e. studio access) SOON come!! Episode 15: Part II of paying homage to Freedom Farmer, Fannie Lou Hamer, with a special guest from Mother's Finest Urban Farm, Samantha Foxx. Colah opens with a moment of transparency about going hard as a baby podcaster and keeps it real about doing too much. . Samantha continues to drop gems about being dubbed the 'Lipstick Queen' (#farmherBAE) and representation of femininity + authenticity in male dominated industries. She shares how she made her grandmama proud before going on to glory by becoming a beekeeper. Naturally, Samantha let's us know how we CAN save the bees via pollinator education. We end on a powerful note by learning how Black people can reclaim ownership of crops like cotton and tobacco to build financial wealth and familial legacy! . . Colah has a special surprise for the listeners who ride with her to the end. Y'all know who y'all ARE!!! Keep up with Samantha: @mothersfinesturbanfarm on IG Website: www.mothersfinesturbanfarms.com Read about her! https://bittersoutherner.com/from-the-southern-perspective/the-lipstick-queen-of-farming-mothers-finest-urban-samantha-foxx . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Brother.earthh, the Botanical Brotha, Brayan discusses how plants were an integral part of his transition from Puerto Rico to New Jersey. We learn how plant shops aren't necessary in Puerto Rico because of the rich biodiversity on every corner. He lies about his houseplant count yet keeps it beautifully transparent about culture shock and coming to terms with queerness as a teen in New Jersey. Colah and Brayan attempt to dismantle patriarchy as it relates to the disconnect between appreciating nature and perceived masculinity. Spoiler alert: it's hard out here for a femme! . . #costagate lead to the very significant revelation about tropical biodiversity as it relates to our Blackety black history. Shout out to Blackmenwithgardens for bringing that to the forefront! Colah and Brayan get into the impact of #costagate on the black plant community, scoff at white privilege and celebrate the dope contributions of Africa's biodiversity to our collective houseplant collections. Somebody tell Karen that her ZZ plant is African! References: https://animalogic.ca/wild/the-far-flung-origins-of-8-common-houseplants https://plantify.co.za/blogs/my-plant-decor/6-south-african-indoor-plants-trending-globally . . Keep up with Brayan! @Brother.earthh on Instagram Blog of Beautiful Botanical musings: brother-earth.net . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Ayyyeee! Episode 13 is paying homage to Freedom Farmer, Fannie Lou Hamer, with a special guest from Mother's Finest Urban Farm, Samantha Foxx. Colah B Tawkin opens with a lesson straight outta 'For Freedom's Sake: The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer' by Chana Kai Lee. It was called Freedom Farm but it certainly wasn't free! Colah chopped it up with contemporary urban farmer, Samantha Foxx about the true cost of farm labor and legacy building as a grown ass woman. We understand how entrepreneurship = making something out of nothing and are encouraged to advocate for our health at the Dr's office and in the garden via holistic healing. Samantha shares the impact that Fannie Lou Hamer's work has had on her in part 1 of 2 this week on Black in the Garden. Keep up with Samantha: @mothersfinesturbanfarm on IG Website: www.mothersfinesturbanfarm.com Read about her! https://bittersoutherner.com/from-the-southern-perspective/the-lipstick-queen-of-farming-mothers-finest-urban-samantha-foxx . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Episode 12 is part 2 of the conversation about OG Botanical Brotha, George Washington Carver, featuring botanist of today: Derek Haynes aka The Crazy Botanist. Colah B Tawkin and Derek got to talking DIRTY about soil because GWC was the Iyanla Vanzant of soil as he was out there FIXIN it! Our beloved ancestor was in them southern streets pushin his Agricultural School on wheels traveling from one busted farm to the next and Pimpin 'em like Xzibit! You may have never benefited from the resources available from your local Cooperative Extension Service; Colah and Derek explain why you should and never forget who you have to thank for that! Reference links: https://agriculture.mo.gov/gwc.php http://www.encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/h-1870 https://www.tuskegee.edu/programs-courses/colleges-schools/caens/cooperative-extension-program https://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/stories/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-george-washington-carver . . . Keep up with Derek, our #Botanicalbrotha : @botanical.highlander on Instagram The Crazy Botanist on Facebook and Youtube (subscribe!) Visit TheCrazybotanist.com . . Sow a seed of Support for the podcast and become a PATRON! patreon.com/blackinthegarden Visit linktr.ee/blackinthegarden for all Black in the Garden Everythang!! Drop a line: Blackinthegarden@gmail.com #Blackinthegarden and Subscribe on YouTube : Black in the Garden --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
This episode of TNL, Preach (@preachjacobs) talks to Ticole from the Black In the Garden podcast. We talk about the importance of black folks knowing how to grow their own food, ownership and more. Intro music: Ski Beatz (@skibeatz) Sponsored by: Mo' Betta Soul mobettasoul.bigcartel & Down East Records (www.downeastrecords.com). Enter Code "Negro" to save 10%. Cash app: $mobettasoul
It's episode 10 and we're observing the Kwanzaa Principle of Ujima to pay respect to Kobe Bryant's memory and legacy. No one has the 'right' words to say and Colah doesn't pretend to have any of them. With the sads of collective grief Colah B Tawkin gets introspective and shares a lesson from observing her Alocasia Regal Shield in bloom. As much as we're encouraged to bloom, glow up and evolve let us remember to be patient with ourselves during our times of dormancy and loss. . . Check out linktr.ee/blackinthegarden to hear 'The Art of Plantrepreneurship' Featuring Colah B Tawkin and SUBSCRIBE to Afro Beets podcast! . . Keep up on IG @blackinthegarden #blackinthegarden #soilsista #botanicalbrotha #monsteraboo . . Holla at me: blackinthegarden@gmail.com and share horticultural Black History figures 365!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On Episode 9 Colah B Tawkin celebrates 1000 followers on the gram and looks forward to making a lasting impact for the culture of black plant keepers. The Kwanzaa principle of self determination, Kujichagulia is the word to live by that may or may not be pronounced correctly and that's aight! We're welcomed into The Urban Academic's (aka Dr. Hayley) garden of wisdom. The Urban Academic is a Dr. of Public Health who's read 'all of them books!' She shares wisdom she learned from her dad as a young gardener, encourages us of to see the value in urban food forests and waxes on black sustainability practices (including leftovers in the whipped cream tub). Dr. Hayley breaks down the differences in home and 'un'schooling and helps us understand how we can use the garden as an organic classroom as well as unschool our black children regardless of the chosen institution. Colah has so many Aha moments she had to invite The Urban Academic back for an episode in the spring to drop some more gardening gems on us. . . Follow The Urban Academic: Instagram and Twitter: TheUrbanAcademic . . . Save on Coco and Seed with THIS link https://cocoandseed.com/?ref=blackinthegarden and support the podcast + black business! . . Keep up on IG @blackinthegarden #blackinthegarden #soilsista #botanicalbrotha #monsteraboo Holla at me: blackinthegarden@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On Episode 8 Colah B Tawkin shouts out our non binary peeps and insists we embrace Kwanzaa365. We tap dance on politics and climate change as opposed to being politically neutral. Colah charges wildfires and global decay to white supremacy then encourages us to seek refuge in plants! Giveaway winners are announced! Brittany aka @Blackgirlgreenworld joins us on the pod to get planty with us. We start with her transition from long time beauty blogger @clumpsofmascara to the plant lady we've come to cherish who still be fightin anxiety attacks and keeping it quite 100. Colah and Brittany recall their warm(hey FL hey) and mostly fuzzy memory of that one time in Orlando when literal Black Girl Magic (shout out to CaShawn!) brought them together pre-plants also pre-IG. A high key #Floridagardenersbelike bragging session ensues and Colah can't take it. Brittany shares her early bird self care/plant routine, succulents as unexpected divas, how to shop in your neighbor's yard for plants (again with the FL bragging) and so much more including how she was plant blind as a child. They discover is a mutual distaste for alocasia sanderiana and missed HBCU experience as FAMU Rattlers. Gems are dropped by the dozen and we all should appreciate how important it is to Stay #plantwoke! . . . Keep up with Brittany on Instagram @clumpsofmascara (same on Twitter) @blackgirlgreenworld Black Moms of Orlando (A safe space for black moms) . . Save on Coco and Seed with THIS link https://cocoandseed.com/?ref=blackinthegarden and support the podcast! . . Keep up on IG @blackinthegarden #blackinthegarden #soilsista #botanicalbrotha #monsteraboo Holla at me: blackinthegarden@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
Episode 7 begins with planted intentions and Colah B Tawkin is here for celebrating WINS! We're encouraged to go out into our communities and show up for our people. Of course Colah wants you to remember that we can all be plantrepreneurs. We get into an interview with Yinka, creator of Rooted Pots and our first black sponsor! Art Director, 3D artist and proud black sheep son (spoiler alert: he's a Botanical Brotha!) of Nigerian immigrant parents. We discuss how Yinka combined his childhood love for video games and creativity with Self determination ( come on, Kujichagulia!) to take great strides down the path towards black excellence! He, shares how he made impact in the gaming industry contributing to the likes of Madden NFL and Tiger Woods Golf as well as Disney, Hasbro, Pixar, Dreamworks, Mattel and MORE. He started his houseplant collection after getting his bag in the gaming industry and describes the unexpected origin of Rooted Pots, quality control and the thorough creation process. Turns out our gardening culture is way more fly than gnomes and fairies! . . Follow @rootedpots on Instagram For custom orders and inquiries: contact@rootedpots.com . We're excited to share the Rooted Pots giveaway details on this episode! . . Obviously, only a few will win but we can all support this black business by purchasing Rooted Pots. Black in the Garden listeners can support the podcast AND Rooted Pots by using the affiliate link https://getrootedpots.com/?ref=blackinthegarden to get 10% off your order! . . linktr.ee/blackinthegarden Keep up on IG @blackinthegarden #blackinthegarden #soilsista #botanicalbrotha #monsteraboo Holla at Colah: blackinthegarden@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
On episode 3 we venture into the garden of a beloved and revered fictional character, Ms. Juanita (played by A.J. Johnson), from the blackily acclaimed hood classic: Baby Boy. Colah B Tawkin calls on her west siiiiiiide soil sista, Nora thee Doula +gardening enthusiast as the episode blackspert. They chop it up about propagating pineapple (and Colah's frosty fail), exposing synthetic soil products with full shade, gardening with the chi'ren, black+ landscapers and cannabis seed germination. Follow Nora's green and crunchy capers on IG: @Norasgreenaura @norathedoula Subscribe, SHARE and REVIEW to support Black in the Garden as we continue to take root! Follow on IG: @Blackinthegarden with hastags #Blackinthegarden #SoilSista #BotanicalBrotha #MonsteraBoo --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackinthegarden/support
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