The Inquisitive Gardener: Recent Episodes
Bob Ewing
Gardening, in all its dimensions, is the focus. We are nature working and the garden is our common ground.
We live in systemically racist society. If you doubt that take a close look at the history of residential schools in Canada and recent events.
Why have successive governments failed to resolve the long term boil water advisories in Ontario and elsewhere?
Water is life. Thank you to all the Water keepers, guardians and protectors. Everyone must have access to clean, safe water.
We begin our exploration of rights, not just human rights but the rights of all beings. We begin with look at the UN Declaration of Human Rights
How it all began. First my Small Garden update. Then we begin a look at how I began my journey to this podcast.
Begin with a quick look at apple tree Guilds. Then ow into a discussion about ethics and social permaculture
My Small Garden consists of 3 separate gardens which are connected by functions. Seed saving seed sharing and photography.
Politics and permaculture are connected. Following the principles of permaculture it is possible to create resilient community structures.
This is the first episode in a series focusing on our role in creating a regenerative society.
Zinnias a brief history. . The history of plants and their journeys reveal much about how our garden choices impact society. Think about next week's topic Tomatoes. Also plant explorers.
Companion planting ,invasive plants, 3 Sisters we begin a discussion about combining plants in mutually beneficial ways.