Zach Galifianakis' Earth Day Gardening Series

0:00It's April 22nd. This is California News Today, driven by AI. That Gallifianakis just launched a fresh Netflix series called, This is a Gardening Show, dropping this Wednesday on Earth Day. It's six episodes zeroed in on growing and gathering edible plants. Think apples, tomatoes, root vegetables, corn, forging, and even compost. Straight up practical stuff for what you actually eat. He's all in on this idea that our only real future is agrarian, pushing hard for food from the soil over fancy flowers. No jokes there, he means business about sustaining ourselves through cultivation. Fans know Zach from his standout TV gigs, like the chill mystery vibes in Bortodeth, with Jason Schwartzman and Ted Danson, his dual roles in a, heartfelt baskets, or popping up as himself in only murders in the building. His deadpan style shines, much like that web gem between two ferns. The show keeps it real by chatting up regular folks, like when he banters with a five and

1:00a half year old kid, who says he's got 11 children, and forgets their names, peers that gold, landing that roofful family punchline. If you're eyeing ways to connect with the Earth, or just dig his offbeat charm, this series plans to realize ideas about food security without preaching. Tune in and let it grow on you.