YMB #87 Tea and Culture: A Conversation with Jennifer Stowe

Homeschool Better Together with Pam Barnhill

Pam Barnhill

Kids & Family, Christianity, Education, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 683 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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On today's podcast I am joined by homeschool mom Jennifer Stowe who has turned a passion for all things tea into a business and educational experience for her entire family. Join us as we talk about the historical, cultural, and literary learning we can derive from tea, fun food ideas for tea time, and how to expand upon passions to enhance learning.

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0:00.0	You can take just about any culture in the world, and they themselves have some connection to tea.
0:07.8	And that's not just China.
0:09.9	You can look at Japan.
0:11.2	You can look at the Middle East.
0:12.6	You can look at Africa, all of Europe, and even this country.
0:16.7	We all have some connection to tea.
0:24.6	Music We all have some connection to tea. This is Your Morning Basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your
0:32.1	homeschool day.
0:36.3	Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 87 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.
0:42.9	I'm Pam Barnhill, your host, and I am so happy that you are joining me here today.
0:47.9	Well, today's episode of the podcast is about something that you can do in your morning basket, if you so desire,
0:53.7	but you can also do it
0:54.8	at other times of the day. But it is one of my favorite homeschooling traditions, and it's all
1:01.8	about tea time. Now, this particular episode of the podcast, we have an expert on tea. Yes,
1:10.1	actually tea. Her name is Jennifer Stowe, and she's coming on to tell us all
1:15.8	about how we can use real tea as kind of a central idea for learning in our home. And I kind of
1:24.9	emphasize that because a lot of time when we've done tea time at my
1:29.2	house, you know, there was hot chocolate or lemonade in the cups, but Jennifer is all about tea.
1:35.1	She actually owns her own tea room with her homeschooled daughters. They have built all of these
1:41.2	educational experiences and opportunities around tea. Really fascinating.
1:47.8	Now, I want to tell you that during the podcast, I learned so much when I was recording this
1:53.1	one, guys, but during the podcast, Jennifer talks about all the different foods that you can
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