Pip Podcast #52: Hannah Moloney – Why we garden

In this episode of the Pip Podcast, editor Robyn speaks with gardener, educator and author Hannah Maloney about the transformative power of gardening. Drawing from her book Why We Garden, Hannah explores how tending plants can support mental wellbeing, build stronger communities and inspire positive action in the face of environmental challenges.

INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE – Reflections on food

When I think about what food means to me, my family and my Elders, food is life. It’s the conversation around the table. I started learning to cook at eight with my Aunty Rose. Everyone helped, even the little ones. We peeled potatoes, sliced carrots, washed up in turns. The boys cut the pumpkins. Everyone did something.

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Brindle Creek: Nature-made protection for summer 

Born from personal experience, Brindle Creek creates 100 percent natural sprays to protect against ticks, mozzies and stings all while supporting your skin’s natural microbiome.  In November 2022, founder David Bye experienced a bad reaction to a tick bite that set him on a path of research and experimentation. ‘I encountered a bad reaction to […]