Black in the Garden

• Growing the Future: How Principal Farmer Patrick Muhammad is Cultivating Young Minds

  Welcome back, Soil Cousins! In this inspiring (part two) episode of Black in the Garden, host Colah B. Tawkin continues the conversation with Patrick Muhammad, also known as The Principal Farmer. As the Principal of Chattahoochee Hills Charter School, Patrick is redefining education by integrating hands-on agricultural lessons into the curriculum, inspiring young minds to embrace sustainability and environmental stewardship. His innovative approach goes beyond textbooks—through farming, he teaches life skills, community building, and the importance of self-sufficiency. Tune in as we explore Patrick’s vision for the future, the impact of his viral educational videos, and how he’s cultivating the next generation of leaders through agriculture. Let’s dig in! For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• Farming by Faith with special guest Patrick Muhammand

  Soil Cousins, today’s episode is all about growth—both in the soil and in the soul. We’re digging into the journey of Patrick S. Muhammad, also known as The Principal Farmer, a visionary leader in the homesteading movement who’s transforming lives through agriculture. Patrick has spent the last decade turning his 31-acre Your Faith Farms into a thriving homesteading oasis while helping over 30 families build farms of their own. His viral educational videos have inspired millions, making sustainable farming feel approachable and accessible for the everyday person. And now, he’s getting ready to release his third book, Farming by Faith, a testament to the spiritual and practical principles that drive his mission. With an Emmy nomination under his belt and features on platforms like Netflix’s Chicken Soup for the Soul and John Deere, Patrick is proof that farming is more than just working the land—it’s about cultivating community, resilience, and purpose. Join us as we explore his incredible journey, the role of spirituality in farming, and how he’s empowering Black families to reclaim their agricultural roots. For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegardenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• What’s Your Plantasy?

  In this whimsical and lavish episode of Black in the Garden, Colah B. Tawkin turns the luxury dial all the way up as she explores the ultimate plant lover’s fantasy—a world where money is no object, and no plant is off-limits! Joined by the ever-fabulous Derek, The Chocolate Botanist, this conversation reimagines horticulture through a lens of opulence, creativity, and pure green indulgence. Think Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous meets MTV Cribs, but with rare orchids, towering tropicals, and extravagant botanical estates. From dream gardens and plant-inspired fashion to high-end green spaces and luxurious plant-based travel. As we navigate these challenging times, joy and inspiration are more important than ever. So, Soil Cousins, grab your journals, pour a fancy drink, and settle in for an episode that’s equal parts aspiration, escapism, and plant-fueled fantasy. This is your PLANTASY—a lush, vibrant world where you and your plants are living your absolute best life! For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegardenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• Plantrepreneurship with Seed Atlanta

  Plants aren’t just about adding greenery to your space—they hold real economic potential and can open doors to thriving business opportunities. In this episode of Black in the Garden, we explore “plantrepreneurship”—the intersection of plant passion and entrepreneurship—and the importance of increasing Black representation in the plant and gardening industry. We’re joined by Campbell, the visionary behind Seed Atlanta, a dynamic plant business that’s more than just a shop. Seed Atlanta is a hub of empowerment, connection, and culture, offering thoughtfully curated plant tours and vibrant events like Sip and Soil and Plantini, designed to foster community and celebration. From her early days as a budding plantrepreneur to creating a movement that celebrates plants and people, Campbell’s journey is a testament to resilience, creativity, and growth. Tune in to hear how Campbell nurtured her vision and cultivated both her business and community through the principles of plant care. For more information on Seed Atlanta:Instagram: @seedatlantaWebsite: www.theseedatlanta.com For more information on Black in the Garden, visit:www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegardenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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• Break Up with Roses – A Valentine’s Plant Guide

  Roses are red, violets are blue… but have you ever considered heart-shaped leaves as unique as you? Love is in the air, and in this special Valentine’s Plant Guide, Colah B Tawkin and Plant Zaddy challenge the traditional rose bouquet by highlighting alternative plants that symbolize love and growth. We’re digging into plants that offer beauty, longevity, and a deeper connection to nature. Tune in for a fun and insightful conversation about heart-shaped foliage, Black florists, botanical symbolism, and why it’s time to rethink your Valentine’s Day gifting game! For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegardenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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