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Hosted by Lee Bonsai · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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An informal Podcast hosted by Jeremiah Lee, with the goal of satisfying an endless curiosity about all things Bonsai through chatting with and interviewing some incredible members of the Bonsai community.
Lee Bonsai hosts The Black Pondo Podcast, a arts show with 45 episodes published.
After a quick bathroom break, Jeremiah and Peter return to a deep-dive Q&A that shifts from practical bonsai technique into the bigger picture of the craft. Peter answers listener questions on ramification, branch struct
Episode #44 & upcoming #45 is a two-part conversation with Peter Tea of PTBonsai.com. In Part 1, we dig into one of the biggest challenges in deciduous bonsai: building fine ramification when internode length isn't coope
Episode 42 of the Black Pondo Podcast features a deep and engaging conversation with bonsai professional Peter Tea . Following his recent trip to Japan, Peter shares his experience attending the historic Koku Fu 100 exhi
I sat down with Todd Schlafer of First Branch Bonsai at his studio and home in Lakewood, Colorado, for a conversation that explores both the technical and philosophical sides of bonsai in America. We discussed the influe
I recently sat down with the incredibly talented bonsai stand and furniture maker Austin Heitzman for a conversation that I’ve been looking forward to for a while. We got into some of the exciting projects he has in the
Join Addison Galambos, host of the Bonsai Builders Podcast , for a special collaboration episode of The Black Pondo Podcast as he shares his journey into bonsai, from early inspiration to deep involvement in the global c
Episode #38 – Seth Nelson is a Nippon Bonsai Association Certified bonsai professional currently located in Birmingham, Alabama USA. In Episode 38 of the Black Pondo Podcast, Jeremiah Lee and Seth Nelson take a deep dive
The legendary César Ordóñez of Cen Cal Bonsai once shared a simple but powerful truth: “It sucks to buy a tree and cut off all the branches, but it also sucks to have a shitty tree.” In this episode of the Black Pondo Po
I just got back from four days of working on trees up at Peter Tea’s place, PTBonsai.com. While I was there, after some long but really fun days working on a bunch of trees, we sat down one evening, grabbed a drink, and
In this engaging episode, Jeremiah Lee interviews Randy Knight , a renowned bonsai collector, about his journey into the world of bonsai, the evolution of his customer base, and the intricacies of collecting diverse tree
Seth and Michael chat with Jeremiah about their paths in the bonsai world and what life’s been like since finishing their apprenticeships. They talk about cultural differences—especially food and daily life—as Seth adjus
Pacific Bonsai Expo Companion Follow along in your 2024 Pacific Bonsai Expo book with Peter Tea , Eric Schrader , Cesar Ordonez , and Jeremiah Lee as they recap and revisit the historic event that was the 2024 Pacific Bo
In this episode of The Black Pondo Podcast , I sit down with Austin Heitzman —bonsai table and furniture maker based in Portland, OR. I consider Austin one of the true national treasures of American bonsai, and in this c
In this episode, I hang out with: Julian Tsai – @bontsai Cesar Ordoñez – @cencalbonsai Adam Toth – @adam.jp.bon We catch up on what’s new in their lives and dive into a wide-ranging discussion on bonsai, with a strong fo
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Bob Ricker and Julian Tsai at the John Naka Memorial Exhibit in Southern California—a truly inspiring gathering for bonsai enthusiasts. Bob Ricker is a dedicated
In this episode, we sit down with Mike Pistello of MVP Bonsai-a longtime practioner, Joshua Roth talent contest winner and PBE award recipient. We cover a wide array of bonsai topics, from technique and design philosophy
In late May of this year I spent three days working on trees at Peter Tea's studio and workshop. On one of those days, I got to sit down and chat with Peter's full time apprentice Travis Hendrix. We covered a wide range
In this episode I got to sit down and chat with my teacher, friend and mentor Peter Tea after a long but very fun day of working on trees. Peter is currently a top tier Bonsai professional based in Auburn California who
On the last day of 2024, I got to chat with Jacob Michaels, an East Coast Bonsai and Ju Jitsu practioner. While we've messaged back and forth a few times, it was my first time actually talking to him. I really enjoyed ge
In this episode I got the chance to chat it up with the talented Sam Tan. Sam is a Bonsai practioner based in the Bay area of CA who developed a high level of technical Bonsai skill relatively quickly. We talked about hi
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The Black Pondo Podcast is hosted by Lee Bonsai. The show is categorised under arts (leisure) and has published 45 episodes.
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