8 | Telling The Bees: What My Dad Left Behind
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8 | Telling The Bees: What My Dad Left Behind
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What can a jar of honey teach us about curiosity, community, creativity — and the people we carry with us?
A September honey harvest brings neighbours, friends, old memories and a few unexpected lessons to the table. From a revered Cork bee charmer who taught me the word surfeit, to my Dad's decades of beekeeping, the ancient Irish tradition of telling the bees and the astonishing intelligence of these tiny creatures.
Somewhere between uncapping the comb, spinning the honey and getting very sticky, I find myself thinking about what we inherit, what we pass on and what we might be ready to begin ourselves.
In this episode:
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What bees can teach us about community and working as one
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What we inherit from our ancestors - and what we choose to carry forward
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Why curiosity might be enough reason to follow an idea
Grab a cuppa and let's go to the hive!
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