On this episode of the podcast, we spoke to LB, Justin, and Nica from Kudzu Culture. Kudzu Culture connects people with kudzu. The plant kudzu is a vine native to China that the U.S. government widely planted in the early 1900s to stop soil erosion in the Southeastern United States. This fantastic group envisions a world where a widespread culture of kudzu use and reverence balances kudzu in native ecosystems in the Southeast while providing major material and economic benefits for communities amidst a rapidly changing world.

Unfortunately, corporate-sponsored propaganda has created tremendous cultural hatred toward this beneficial plant. Instead of focusing taxpayer funds on eradicating Kudzu, we should be focusing our time and energy on partnering with this wonderful species for the continued health and well-being of the local socio-ecology.

As Western Civilization continues down the slope of decline, we need to join forces with as many innovative people and plants as possible. So join us today as we find out what Kudzu has to say on the subject through the excellent botanical translations of Kudzu Culture.

If you want to check out the amazing work of Kudzu Culture, they can be found on the web at KudzuCulture.net. In addition, Nica's website Fiberhouse Collective can be found at FiberHouseCollective.com.

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