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Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't

Tony Santore
Peyote
Botany
Cactaceae
Cholla
Ecology
Duke Herbarium
Plant Anatomy
Biodiversity
Photosynthesis
Buffel Grass
Agave
Urban Development
Cultural Preservation
Sonoran Desert
Blaspheldia
Polyploidy
Evolution
Native Plant Conservation
Climate Change
Native Plant Species

Why do some plants grow where they do? How can geology cause new plant species to evolve? Why are some plants pollinated by flies, some by bats, some by birds, and others by bees? How does a plant evolve to look like a rock? How can destroying lawns soothe the soul? This is a show about plants and plant habitat through the lens of natural selection and ecology, with a side of neurotic ranting, lig... more

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Rants about KILL YOUR LAWN tour in the Midwest, River Geography, Hemp Farms in Wisconsin, Prairies, Bison, upset affluent suburban ladies in St Paul, horticultural atrocities, Lincoln vs Omaha Nebraska, Feral Paht and more.

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Why is there such a strong correlation between invasion biology denial, anthropocentrism, ecological illiteracy and permaculture? How can permaculture move forward while at the same time acknowledging the functionality of native plant ecosystems and ... more

In this episode (after a 30 minute societal rant) we talk about Dioon edule and cycads of the foothills of the Sierra Madre, why hemiparasitic members of the paintbrush family frequently have red leaves, Mexican Oak Diversity, Tillandsia usneoides in... more

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Recent Guests

Adam Haritan
Creator of Learn Your Land YouTube channel, focusing on ecology and foraging
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Lily Anderson
Works for the Florida Native Plant Society
Florida Native Plant Society
Episode: Rants about Compost Sh*tting, Plant Metabolism, Compensation Point, Etc
Dr. Makenzie Mabry
Expert in Brassicales, recently returned from research in Namibia
Episode: A Clusterf*ck of Mustards - The Order Brassicales
Deb Manley
Botanist involved in the discovery of Ovicula biradiata in Big Bend National Park
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Episode: The New Plant Species Discovered in a National Park
Dr. Lynn Clark
Expert in neotropical bamboos and their ecology
Episode: Neotropical Bamboos : What the &@#$ is Gregarious Monocarpy?
Bruce Shoemaker
A researcher on natural resource conflict issues and author of the book 'Dead in the Water'.
Episode: Forest Restoration, Burning & Dam Removal
Dr. Peter Bernhardt
Botanist studying floral biology and pollination
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Episode: "The Living World" Rant & Orchid Pollination Biology
Martin Grantham
Episode: Chicago Museums, Welwitschia Diorama, Public Urination
Miquel Moya
Running Atlas Nativa, focusing on documenting and guiding Chile's native flora
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Episode: Atlas Nativa de Chile - Miquel Moya

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • Fantastic

    Tip: join his patreon for $5 a month to listen to podcasts ad free.

    The only podcast I listen to these days, Joey is a breath of fresh air, taking the listen on journeys to experience amazing plants. While I may not agree with him 100% I am wholeheartedly a fan of his goal: to share his excitement about plants and the living world. He chooses some great guests to speak with, who have shared mind blowing knowledge about the living world around us. Joey has a genuine passion for plants that is c... more

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    speediereedie
    United States10 days ago
  • A Definite Need To Listen Too!!

    Fantastic podcast, very engaging content with a gripping narrator!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BA115 1N Y0UR M0U1H
    Canadaa month ago
  • Great

    Great host, guests, topics, keep it up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MKULTRA83
    United States6 months ago
  • Boswell

    This is among the most brilliant, funny and inspirational podcasts out there.

    Joey is clearly genius

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    spencerlennard
    United States8 months ago
  • Absurd ads and placement

    Crass dissonant ads coming out of nowhere for auto parts. The contrast between the subject matter and sponsorship is uncaring and startling.

    Apple Podcasts
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    the redtail-hawk
    United Statesa year ago

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Adam Haritan from Learn Your Land
Q: How do you view the explosion of tick populations in Eastern North America?
The rise in tick populations is attributed to factors such as fire suppression and significant land-use changes over recent decades.
The New Plant Species Discovered in a National Park
Q: What other interesting plants have you encountered?
Many rare plants, including various orchids and the Ocotillo, which has a unique flowering cycle but may be in decline due to drought.
The New Plant Species Discovered in a National Park
Q: What were some of the challenges you've faced in your work?
Increasing visitor numbers and drought conditions have made it harder to study and conserve plant species in the park.
The New Plant Species Discovered in a National Park
Q: How did you end up out there?
I was doing plant surveys in Big Bend National Park and was hiking with a park ranger when I discovered the new plant species.
A Deep Dive Into Coyote Bush
Q: Why do Baccharis species have winged stems?
The winged stems likely evolved independently numerous times due to adaptations for varying environmental conditions.

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Focused on the intriguing world of plants and their habitats, the content encompasses a variety of themes related to ecology and natural selection, all complemented by the host's unique sense of humor and occasional rants. Central topics include the evolution of plant species, pollination methods across different species, and the conflict between modern landscaping practices and ecological preservation. The discussions frequently touch upon controversial practices within the realm of botany, such as invasive species management, the benefits of native plants, and the broader environmental implications of human action on natural ecosystems. With a light-hearted yet critical look at societal issues surrounding botany, this content appeals to l... more

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