Megan Brame
The History of Plants by Plantrums
Strange botany, deadly plants, and forgotten flora. History of Plants is a biweekly podcast uncovering the wild ways plants shaped human history. Hosted by horticultural writer Megan Brame. New episodes every other week.
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Episodes
The Wild History of Basil: Sacred, Scary, and Strange! 22.01.2025 15:44
Imagine an unassuming green leaf that has influenced civilizations, sparked spiritual debates, and maybe even had the power to create scorpions. In this episode, host Megan Brame takes a deep dive into the fascinating history of basil. From its ancient cultural significance in India and Egypt to its tumultuous reception in Greece and Rome, and bizarre associations involving scorpions and supernat...
Behind the scenes of the Dieffenbachia episode 07.01.2025 17:52
A little commentary on how the first episode came to be and where this podcast is going. Don't worry, "The history of the history of plants" won't be featured regularly; I'll keep the main stories front and center. If you'd like to hear more commentary episodes, check out Plantrums' Patreon account for behind-the-scenes, plant project fails, and more! https://patreon.com/Plantrums Subscribe to The...
How A Common Houseplant Became a Tool for Terror 01.01.2025 12:23
Today, we'll be exploring a plant that's remarkably common, yet holds a history steeped in darkness and intrigue. Dieffenbachia, commonly known as the "dumb cane," is beloved by many for its easy care and subtle beauty, but what lurks beneath its speckled leaves is a story of pain, punishment, and even potential eugenics. From its native tropical regions of Central and South America to its utilita...
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