Hey everyone, it's Andy from the Port Pearls Almanac. You probably noticed that we didn't have our intro music

start this episode. Well, there's a good reason for that. We're actually doing a reboot of a Tomorrow Today episode.

Now, if you're not familiar with Tomorrow Today, it's another podcast of mine with my co-host, Nash Flynn.

And in that podcast, we talk about the future through the lens of researchers that are doing work to make the future better without radical change.

The interview is held by Nash Flynn, and in it we talk about the idea of cemeteries and their

role in protecting native habitats, as well as their role as a public space.

Our guest is Citizen Cemetery, a researcher, historian, and self-taught botanist,

and we talk about the role that cemeteries have played historically, as well as their work,

protecting marginalized cemetery sites. Given the context of the last few months, I think this fits

in very well with the subject matter we've been talking about and what it looks like to

integrate our beliefs and our concerns about native plants into a bigger dialogue.

So hopefully you enjoy this episode. This gives us a little bit of a break in our weekly content

list. And honestly, if you already listened to this a year and a half ago, I'm sure there's

plenty you can pick up again this time around. So take a

listen. Let us know what you think. And of course, if you want to hear more from the Tomorrow

Today podcast, go check it out wherever you're listening to this right now. Now, let's jump in. Welcome back to Tomorrow today, where we talk about today, but tomorrow.

I'm Nashlin, as always joined by Andy of the Purple Rolls Almanac.

Today.

Today, tomorrow. Also, we, we had this discussion,

I think actually last episode, that I'm always Andy of the Porpo's Almanac, not just Andy. Can I just

be Andy of Tomorrow today? Welcome to Tomorrow today with your hosts of Tomorrow today. I'm Andy of tomorrow.

Your Nash of today.

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