EPISODE · Apr 4, 2018 · 2 MIN
The Gloves are Coming Off
from Hothouse
Introducing Hothouse, a new podcast about design, ecology, and the way we garden now. Hosted by Leah Churner, a landscape designer in Austin, Texas, Hothouse is a meeting of the minds for plant people and the horticulture-curious. Listen for long-form, wide-ranging conversations about the intersection of nature, culture, and politics. Coming April 2018! Email us at [email protected]. Music by Moonsicles (Moonsicles.bandcamp.com).
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