Jamila Norman Of Patchwork City Farms And Magnolia Networks Homegrown
b'Hosted by Kerry Diamond\\nProduced by Catherine Baker and Jenna Sadhu\\nEdited by Jenna Sadhu\\nMusic by Tralala, \\u201cAll Fired Up\\u201d\\n \\nJamila Norman is the founder of Patchwork City Farms, a 1.2-acre urban farm in Atlanta where she grows more than 80 varieties of fruits, herbs, and vegetables; host of \\u201cHomegrown\\u201d on Magnolia Network; and current Cherry Bombe Magazine cover star. She began farming as a hobby more than a decade ago and pursued it full-time when her job as an environmental engineer for the state was eliminated.\\n\\nFarmer J, as her friends call her, has learned first-hand that growing food locally is healing for people, communities, and the planet. Through her work in Atlanta and on her TV show, Jamila encourages folks to garden, plant their own food, and take an interest in farmers\\u2019 markets. She joins host Kerry Diamond to share her story, how her surprise career in TV came about, and her plans for the future of Patchwork City Farms. \\n\\nThank you to OpenTable for supporting this episode. Learn more about the Cherry Bombe + OpenTable Sit With Us community dinner series here. \\n\\nRadio Cherry Bombe is a production of The Cherry Bombe Podcast Network. Our show is recorded at Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center. Subscribe to our newsletter and check out past episodes and transcripts here. \\n\\nMore on Jamila: Instagram, Homegrown, Magnolia Network, website'