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“Really, the host & guests relate so closely to plants that they refer to them (sometimes) as “who.” Charming.”
betsymendelsohn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/04/17
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“This podcast is great. The host's intelligence and friendly personality really shine through as well as his curiosity and boyish sense of wonder. Sometimes he's a scientist, sometimes a journalist, sometimes a total geeky fanboy. In any case, he consistently puts together a pleasurable...”Read full review »
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07/03/17
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“Thank you for such an excellent podcast! Your guests bring so much to the table, and even as a flora-obsessed farmer I learn something new every time I tune in.”
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09/25/18
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“This podcast is a great way to do things all botanists love when you're stuck at a desk or in a car! Each episode is either a fascinating talk with researchers across the field or a great discussion while our host, Matt, is out botanising. I can't recommend it enough, and you should...”Read full review »
Jessica Bruce via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/09/17
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