Plant People
New York Botanical GardenNew episodes coming March 10, 2025!
Plant People explores the ways our relationships with plants are tied to current environmental issues, and how art and culture reflect our connection to the ecosystems we rely on to thrive.
Through lively stories and conversations with scientists, gardeners, artists, and experts, join the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) for deep dives into everything from food... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScienceEarth Sciences | |||
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While Plant People is between seasons, we have a special episode, "King of the Herbs", from our friends at the Smithsonian's Sidedoor podcast:
It’s a wild herb that countless cultures have used for centuries as a wonder drug to cure any ailment. It... more
We’re wrapping up Season 2 with NYBG’s Chief Science Officer, Mauricio Díazgranados, Ph.D., who discusses how engaging with nature through travel makes us more inclined to protect it—and the ways that tourism can actually help our planet. As an avid ... more
In today’s episode, we’re proving that botany is for everyone—yes, even you! We’re joined by Jacob Suissa, Ph.D., and Ben Goulet-Scott, Ph.D., botanists and founders of Let’s Botanize, a nonprofit dedicated to making plant science fun and accessible.... more
This week we’re getting right to the root of our coastlines—particularly the roots of mangrove forests, some of the most crucial and vulnerable ecosystems on Earth. Listen in as Dr. Brad Oberle, Associate Curator at NYBG’s Center for Conservation and... more
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- Plant Power
Absolutely fascinating insight into NYBG and all of the amazing expertise on boar to make this wonderful garden exist!
Apple Podcasts5Thisisdumbnow
United States4 months ago - Informative and Interesting
New to podcast. I live in an apartment so don’t have a yard to work on, but really enjoyed the first show I just listened to. Very informative and interesting information.
Apple Podcasts5ghellebUnited States5 months ago - Listen 🌱
Amazingly great podcast. I love botanical gardens and visit them wherever I travel. This podcast opens up so much of what the New York Botanical Garden offers local and global plant people.
I’m excited to listen to all of it and to visit NYBG this year.
Apple Podcasts5DC of VTUnited States9 months ago - Great podcast for the curious
Absolutely love this podcast and the variety of things it teaches about. The topics dive into all aspects of plants, and how they are important to the environment and our health in a variety of ways. They host a variety of interesting and informative guests, and it’s always an informative and engaging listen.
Apple Podcasts5Rita PiersonUnited Statesa year ago - Fire country
I enjoyed hearing the topic of indigenous relationships with fire in the landscape. Native peoples certainly took advantage of fire such as the wild blueberry industry. But the story doesn’t go back far enough. Native peoples did not somehow invent the use of fires. In my home state of Alaska, the vast majority of fires are not human caused but results of hundreds of lightning strikes every year. The genius of native peoples is the observation of plant growth and change after a lightning strike... more
Apple Podcasts4Pxx23United Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #8 | United States/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #192 | United States/Science |
Apple Podcasts | #49 |  Canada/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #96 |  United Kingdom/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #63 |  France/Science/Earth Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #68 |  Italy/Science/Earth Sciences |
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What is Plant People about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Exploring the intricate relationships between humans and plants, this podcast highlights how these connections influence current environmental issues and cultural reflections. Through lively discussions with experts including scientists, gardeners, and artists, significant topics such as food systems, horticulture, and biodiversity are examined, painting a comprehensive picture of how our daily lives are intertwined with plant life. Moreover, the podcast advocates for environmental stewardship, promoting ideas on how to protect ecosystems and cultivate sustainable practices, aiming to inspire listeners to appreciate the vital role that plants play in nurturing both our planet and ourselves. The unique blend of scientific discourse and cultu... more
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1. Jacob Suissa
2. Ben Goulet-Scott
3. Brad Oberle
4. Ana María Bedoya
5. Chad Massura
6. Kurt Morrell
7. Ian Frazier
8. Merlin Sheldrake
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