Shrooms? In My Buckets?? – JP027
We’ve been hunting mushrooms all spring. Our greatest bounty was in our own backyard! We update you with what’s been growing in our coffee since last summer. Enjoy!
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Compost*
Esoterracisms: Time “heavily berried Holly trees”*
Eating and Healing: Traditional Food As Medicine*
Google Books Preview to exactly the page we quote from*
Mushrooms In Yoruba Mythology and Medicinal Practices – B.A. Oso*
He Made Divination for the Mushroom*
IFISM: The Complete Works of Orunmila Volumes Eight and Nine – C.Osamaro Ibie
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Where have you been??!
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Dr. Isaac Zama – Amba Farmer’s Voice Part 3
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Dr. Isaac Zama – Amba Farmer’s Voice pt 2
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Dr. Isaac Zama – Amba Farmer’s Voice pt 1
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Urban Agriculture and Climate Change: “The New Normal”
Transcript
Peace,
I am Mason Olonade and this is Jìgìjìgì: Africulture Podcast. Here we believe building a healthy soil builds a healthy soul, so we share strategies for how to do both. To do both we ask two questions: How do you grow while you grow Kale, Collards, Tomatoes, and Melons. And why, do you think, the healthiest soils are Black?
In my brief time following the alkaline vegan lifestyle I developed a close relationship with mushrooms. In that time mushrooms were the furthest away from the texture of vegetables, fruits, and grains, representing diversity in the masticatory experience. After I ended my tenure with that lifestyle my relationship with mushrooms deepend. Although I don’t go through the culinary journey of dredging, breading, and frying strips of Lobster, Oyster, or King Trumpet mushrooms any longer.
Last year, in the episode composts I shared with you my composting strategy with the coffee inoculated with some fungi growing on a fallen branch in my backyard. We also talked about the purchasing of the African Nightcrawler earthworms. If you have listened to that episode consider checking it out now, before I give updates.
Last week I checked on things growing in my bins. I also wanted to check on my worms. Despite the heavily berried Holly trees, it was a pretty mild inter so there might be a chance that my Naija Nightcrawlers survived.
In breaking down the cornstalks from last year and the husks surrounding the ears of the...
