About this episode
This week, we are shifting gears to begin covering some of our favorite warm weather crops. While ubiquitous in the country garden, in this episode we cover the ins and ous of summer squash. Everything from their history, to their relationship to winter squash, and of course how to grow, harvest, and prepare them. Please enjoy the episode, and we hope you find some friendly neighbors to give all your extra zucchini to!
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The Revolutionary's Garden is written and produced on occupied land, specifically the territory of the Kennebeck people of the Wabanaki Confederacy. We pay a portion of the shows proceeds to the Wabanaki Alliance in the form of rent, to both materially aid the alliance as well as reinforce their legal claims to this land. Remember, land acknowledgements are a good first step, and rents are better, but there is no substitute for land back and indigenous sovereignty.
Finally, we would like to recommend The Red Nation Podcast, which covers indigenous history, politics, and culture, through a leftwing lens. Listen to them wherever podcast are found, or through the link below.
therednation.org
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