
This Halloween, we're unearthing the secret history of witches and the plants linked to them. Join us for Part 1 of our episode as we dive into the legendary herbs of old myths, meet the healers who mastered them, and...


Join me as we dive deep into the story of plants, tracing their origins, exploring surrounding folklore, their influence on art and history, and rounding off with interesting medicinal and scientific facts. Tune in now 🎧🌱
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Roots Revealed is hosted by Beans. The show has published 28 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Witches' Herbs Part 1: Mandrake, Belladonna & Flying Ointments | Halloween Special" (7 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Bamboo: The 7,000-Year-Old Plant That Built Civilisations" (11 September 2026, 27 minutes), and "Why Europe Was Terrified of the Tomato for 200 Years" (16 August 2026, 18 minutes).
Roots Revealed publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 20 minutes across 28 episodes.
Booking probability for Roots Revealed is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Roots Revealed requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Roots Revealed's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Roots Revealed are Scientific Research & Development and Other Crop Farming. Roots Revealed has a history audience.
Beans hosts Roots Revealed, a history podcast with 28 episodes published.
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This Halloween, we're unearthing the secret history of witches and the plants linked to them. Join us for Part 1 of our episode as we dive into the legendary herbs of old myths, meet the healers who mastered them, and...

Here's the story of how bamboo shaped Chinese poetry, Japanese folklore, Indian tradition and human health. A little correction: In the episode, I mentioned that bamboo was the only plant to survive the atomic bombing...

Tomatoes are in our salads, our sauces, our sandwiches, and our soups. It's hard to imagine pizza without it, or a summer garden without a few tomato plants growing in the corner. But this wasn't always the case. For...

In 1692, twenty people were put to death in a small Puritan village for something that never really happened: witchcraft. For over three hundred years, people have blamed this on fear, superstition, and social pressure...

<p>Why is the mango hailed across the globe as the "King of Fruits"? Simple Answer: Its history is a vibrant tale of trade, cultural migration, and royal obsession. In this episode, we trace the journey of the mango...

<p>Most people know rosemary as a kitchen herb. Something you strip from a sprig and toss over roasted potatoes. But for most of human history, it meant something else entirely. In this episode delve into the ancient...

<p>For centuries, humans have scoured the botanical world in search of plants that spark desire. But this pursuit often came with a heavy price. In this episode, we explore the dangerous history of ancient aphrodisiacs...

<p>If you’ve ever walked through a desert oasis or browsed a market in the Middle East, you’ve seen them: towering palms that seem to defy the harshness of the sun. But the story of how this tree became the "Tree of...

<p>What is the real cost of your Valentine's flowers? </p><p>This episode uncovers the environmental damage and worker exploitation linked to cut-flowers from Kenya and Ethiopia. We shine a light on the use of harmful...

<p>What better way to start the new year with the flower that represents fresh starts? Today we're looking at the tulip-a sign of hope and renewal. </p><p>When you imagine a tulip, you likely think of the Netherlands...

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<p>Note: This episode has been re-released with improved audio quality.</p><p>___________________________________</p><p>In the chilly winter of 1604, in the Alsatian town of Strasbourg, snow blankets the rooftops and...

<p>Death was a constant shadow in the Victorian era. But faced with overflowing graveyards and rampant disease, the Victorians didn't just despair—they transformed grief into art. </p><p>They looked at the grim, crowded...

<p>Content warning: This episode contains detailed descriptions of poisoning, historical murders, and gruesome physical symptoms. Listener discretion is advised.</p><p>From ancient assassinations to modern crimes...

<p>Vanilla is everywhere—in our ice cream, perfumes, and even candles. But where does it come from? And why is it so special? </p><p>The story of vanilla is anything but ordinary, and today we'll explore the surprising...

Episode #5
<p>Why is the mango celebrated across the globe as the "King of Fruits"? Its history is a vibrant tale of trade, cultural migration, and royal obsession. In this episode, we trace the journey of the mango from its wild...

<p>Today we're about to embark on a journey that spans millions of years and circles the globe—all following the delicate pink and white petals of cherry blossoms. These ephemeral flowers have inspired poetry, shaped...

<p>Throughout history, women have shared an intimate, often overlooked bond with the plant world—one that extends far beyond gardening or foraging.</p><p>Plants have been their allies in survival, healing, and...

<p>The mandrake root is shrouded in more myth than perhaps any other plant inhistory. From the legends of its fatal "scream" to its ancient use as a powerful anesthetic, we peel back the layers of botanical folklore...

<p>How did Bamboo change the course of human innovation? In this episode, we explore the extraordinary history of bamboo, from its role in ancient construction and early writing to its status as a symbol of resilience...

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<p>In the chilly winter of 1604, in the charming Alsatian town of Strasbourg, snow covers the rooftops, and candlelight flickers through frosted windows. Inside a home, a fir tree stands tall, decorated with paper...
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