If you are fond of plants and live in the UK (maybe even if you don't) you will have heard of Alice Vincent; author, journalist, plant person. We discussed Alice's new book, Rootbound, and talked about the upcoming Houseplant Festival at the Garden...

Nick Hayes recently authored The Book of Tresspass, which is equal parts anecdotal, historical, political, and inspiring. As well as illustrating and printmaking Nick is a land rights campaigner. We talked about the commodification of wildness, the...

UK rappers Too Many T's made a song called This Earth Is F*cked. It's a great tune (listen through to hear the song) but it's a depressing message; Ross and Leon felt they needed to do something positive to balance out the energy of the song so they...

Rasheeqa is a north/east London herbalist. In this episode we discuss intersectional health care, radical herbalism, unani medicine, as well as the power of tinctures and teas.

Is flowering to plants as art is to the human? Miss Jake is a creature of drag whose creations are both otherworldly and oddly natural. During lockdown Jake's houseplant collecting has reached new heights. We discuss gender, art, houseplant care,...

I busted my collarbone and did nothing for weeks... except play animal crossing. Also, some Russian scientists recently regenerated incredibly old seeds, for science.

It's a wild time to be a live. Here's a hot take o the state of things; BLM, climate change, etc.

What's edible and growing in the northern hemisphere right now? We will let you know. Also, a recipe suggestion, and ethical discussion.

This week we learning how etymology and ancient punning framed apples as the forbidden fruit. We learn about their heterozygosity, the wild ancestors, and... how to make cider. My husband Josh is joining me this week because he makes cider, and because...

Nettles! Edible, medicinal, industrially useful and almost universally maligned. Let's learn about this remarkable perennial.

In which we address the unavoidable spectre of Covid-19, talk about digital communication and the similarities to mycelial networks, and explore what community looks like amongst trees.

Blue zones are places on earth where people live the longest. Filmmaker, teacher, and plant based diet enthusiast Lincoln Hall heard about the blue zones, and decided he wanted to experience them. In this episode Lincoln shares his observations and...

Indigo producing plants exist all around the globe. These plants tend to be entrenched in indigenous cultures, spirituality, tied ceremony, industry, even class. The pigment the plant creates is one of the most durable, ancient, technical and...

I had heard of cacao ceremonies, and was curious. I imagine you are too? How does something so commonplace have ceremonial, or shamanic properties? What are the benefits? Do you need to be with a shaman to enjoy the benefits of cacao yourself? So many...

Coffee is a considerably influential plant. It changes our mood, affects our cognition, and is a daily part of many lives. I love coffee, and Petroesjka Grundemann does too. I met Petroesjka by accident really; I was out in Bethells beach and had run...

Kauri trees, Agathis australis, are a keystone species of New Zealand's Native bush. Phytophthora agathadicida specifically affects this tree but there is very little information about it, or research on it yet. Mels Barton runs the Kauri Rescue project...

Bamboo is a weird and wonderful plant; it's a grass, an economic force, and it's flowering pattern is mind boggling. Carolyn also talks about her family history of plant hunters and gardeners, the land she cares for, and her philosophies of plant care.

Theophrastus, Linnaeus, Banks; we're well acquainted with the Fathers of Botany but the female pioneers of botany are often overlooked, if recognised at all. Robin Long works for the department of Conservation in New Zealand, surveying plant life across...

Shanna likes plants, and runs an instagram account that focuses on her bedroom jungle. You can find her at @mybedroomjungle. 

Nicole Bettencourt Coelho talks about seasonal entrainment, and anchoring altered states of consciousness through local seasonal plants.

Matt Collins is the Head Gardener of London's Garden Museum, Author, and American Redwood enthusiast

Rebecca James talks about her creative process, the colour blue, and the energies of plants.

Quick look at the history of Christmas trees and other sacred solstice plants.

Fiona Garden talks succulents, phyto-necromancy, and the fractal life-giving magic of propagation.