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Bananas are the most popular fruit in the world according to the BBC. In this book we see how this fruit that is grown in limited areas of the world began its journey in agriculture and came to establish itself in the hearts and kitchens everywhere. In 1913, William Fawcett had been involved for thirty years in the development of the banana as a crop in Jamaica when he wrote this treatise on all aspects of the banana and its cultivation. - Summary by A. Gramour

A 2022 Los Angeles Times Book Prize Finalist in Science & Technology An Indigenous environmental scientist breaks down why western conservationism isn't working--and offers Indigenous models informed by case studies, personal stories, and family histories that center the voices of Latin American...

Sammy Singleton, musician, creative director and makeup artist, and Payton Bowen, model, performance artist and stylist, go on an aural exploration of bananas, sexuality, pop culture and an array of random topics they feel like talking about on any given day.

"Manda o Print" é um programa semanal dedicado a ler e comentar sobre as fofocas mais bizarras da internet e da audiência, lidas de maneira nada imparcial pelo artista e estudante de história João Rosa Choque!

La Banana Creativa, esta aquí para expresarse, aprender , crecer y compartir sus conocimientos . Solo Clips y entrevistas , dirigido a toda la comunidad creativa , artística y todo el que quiera aprender un poco más. Bienvenidos.

"Banana Brain" is a podcast with Salemah Gabriel and Claudia Marmolejo. Where we talk about our existential lives, in the most light hearted way.

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Rey and Dee are Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) who answer questions about Filipino culture and other topics through funny, informative, yet oddly entertaining conversations. Info-tainment at its finest! Visit our website at bananaqpodcast.com for more information.

Subscribe for exclusive content and 10% off Biltong at https://www.buzzsprout.com/2429544/subscribeThe Sunny Banana, is a play upon the Zulu greeting, Sanibonani, meaning I see you.As tech wrenches us from real life, we are not seeing each other. The Greek word 'idea' means to see. It is as if we have lost the idea of what it means to be human; social, communal, relational. The same word, to see, in Old English is 'seon' which has connotations of understanding. Let's start seeing each other again, listening, respecting, and understanding each other and ourselves. After all, we are people ...

The story of the first bananas begins in Southeast Asia around 8000 BC. Early bananas were small, starchy, and contained many seeds. These first bananas were used mainly for cooking rather than eating raw.

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This is a podcast with two friends who comes together weekly to engage in casual and fun conversations. Follow our socials! IG: @bananaboypodcastsTikTok: @bananaboypodcasts Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBhY8Y5C2j0antJ9-3OzPxw

Banana Peel Boulevard is the podcast where all things are possible. When you hop on the boulevard for a ride, all your dreams can come true. (Except the ones you have at night, or anything that involves making you rich, or finding the partner of your dreams, or really any hopes or aspirations for that matter). But we can kill fifteen minutes with the best of them, so there’s that. We will share our thoughts about all the amazing life adventures we all face trying to move forward from one day to the next. First, we chat and then a read from Gary Yordon’s book, Driving the Road of Life With ...

Second Bananas is a show about the people, places & things that stand in something or someone else’s much larger shadow. Join Wes, Craig & Joe as they discuss, dissect & dunk on History’s Greatest Garfunkels. New episodes monthly!

Join Lucy and Zoe as they discuss the day-to-day realities of being British-Chinese women living in the UK. This duo navigates the highs and lows of juggling cultural values, family expectations and growing up British. This is an honest podcast exploring life as local 'foreigners' trying to bring the best of both worlds to relationships, family and careers - all whilst trying to stay sane! They are Two Bananas - Yellow on the outside, white on the inside. Join the conversation: ON INSTAGRAM - @twobananaspodcast BY EMAIL - twobananaspodcast@gmail.com

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一個喺加拿大長大嘅香蕉，用廣東話錄podcast // Cantonese podcast by a Chinese-Canadian banana / Find me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/bananabanter_podcast

Explore the fascinating journey of the banana, the worlds most beloved fruit, as we delve into its agricultural roots and how it has captivated hearts and kitchens globally. In 1913, seasoned cultivator William Fawcett shared his extensive knowledge gained over thirty years in Jamaica, offering a comprehensive guide to all aspects of banana cultivation. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind this extraordinary crop. - Summary by A. Gramour