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A woman in a blue shirt stands in a sunny area surrounded by live oaks, palms, and spanish moss. She is looking up at the canopy. TEXT: Griot's Garden Ethnobotanical Storytelling from the people of Sapelo Island

Griot’s Garden is an ethnobotany podcast produced by Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant exploring the intersection between people, plants, and culture, through conversations with descendants of Sapelo Island’s Gullah Geechee community. Each episode highlights plants and traditions that are important to the Gullah Geechee heritage. Hear stories told by Sharron Grovner, Stanley Walker, and Larry Johnson, with narration by Courtney McGill.

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