
An informal Podcast hosted by Jeremiah Lee, with the goal of satisfying an endless curiosity about all things Bonsai through chatting with and interviewing some incredible members of the Bonsai community.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work with a professional bonsai artist—and what that client/professional relationship actually looks like?
For Episode 46 of The Black Pondo Podcast, I sat down with bonsai professional Julian Tsai his client... more
After a quick bathroom break, Jeremiah and Peter return to a deep-dive Q&A that shifts from practical bonsai technique into the bigger picture of the craft. Peter answers listener questions on ramification, branch structure, cut paste, and grafting, ... more
Episode #44 & upcoming #45 is a two-part conversation with Peter Tea of PTBonsai.com. In Part 1, we dig into one of the biggest challenges in deciduous bonsai: building fine ramification when internode length isn't cooperating, with a particular focu... more
This episode is a little different from our usual bonsai conversations—but I think many of the ideas we explore will resonate far beyond bonsai.
I sat down with Avram Dalton, an American garden craftsman who studied the Japanese language and spent y... more
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I was excited to see the new podcast. You do an excellent job with the questions and topics. The guests you have on are some of the best in the field. It’s Definitely one of my top 3 favorite bonsai podcasts.
Loved the Bob Shimon episode!
Jeremiah is a rock star bonsai grower and collector- learn things you didn’t even know you wanted to learn through his questions and insights while he interviews top-rated bonsai pros!
Awesome podcast hosted by a great guy, definitely worth a listen!
I have seen Jeremiah’s work in shows and online and love his bonsais! I am excited to hear more about this world of art!
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A laid-back, expert-driven series exploring bonsai as an art and practice. Episodes mix hands-on technique, mentorship stories, and travel notes from Japan and the United States, with a strong emphasis on tradition, education, and the business side of bonsai. Guests range from master practitioners to hobbyists and stand-makers, delivering practical guidance on wiring, grafting, material selection, display, and apprenticeship culture, while also discussing ethics, aging trees, and market dynamics. The show stands out for its deep dives into craft minutiae, candid behind-the-scenes stories, and a community-driven approach that highlights mentorship and collaboration.
Listeners are likely bonsai enthusiasts and professionals seeking concrete,... more
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Recent guests on The Black Pondo Podcast include:
1. Avram Dalton
2. Austin Heitzman
3. Addison Galambos
4. Seth Nelson
5. Peter Tea
6. Randy Knight
7. Michael McTeague
8. Eric Schrader
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