Podcast: Season 4, Episode 7
Kyle Leung, host of the "What Kind of Asian Are You?" Podcast talks about the importance of documenting and amplifying Asian stories.
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Making Thanksgiving Our Own
Thanksgiving has evolved beyond its origins. Read community stories on special meanings and unique traditions across families.
Passing Down What Matters
Christa Ovenel from Death's Apprentice shares how we can plan in life to help ensure legacy during end of life planning.
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 6
Anika speaks to genealogist Theresa McVean from Ancestree Detectives who shares stories from her discoveries, her process, and a few tips.
6 Superstitions & Beliefs from Around the World
A Roundup of superstitions from around the world - beliefs and practices that invite both good and bad fortune.
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 5
In this season of documenting, Anika talks to Peter Pham and his mother about nostalgia and history can come together in food.
Weddings Around the World
Celebrating the cultural traditions we carry into marriage. Highlighting a few traditions that hold significance around the world.
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 4
Anika speaks with Marel Alemany, who brings his joyful Afro-Caribbean culture to life through songwriting and children's media.
Culture at the Movies: TIFF
A roundup of movies featured in the Toronto International Film Festival that shared stories of culture and roots that tie families together.
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 3
Anika interviews Nancy Lam, author of The Loyal Daughter. We explore writing as a way to channel grief, but also using fiction to fill gaps.
Keeping Traditions Alive
Miguel Ramos-Esquivel is a father with Mexican & Lebanese roots who happily passes his Hispanic heritage, traditions, and food to his kids.
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 2
Anika interviews best-selling author and historian, Rob "Lucky" Budd. He shares his love for oral storytelling & tips for capturing history
Cultural Storytellers
Authors, poets, and writers who tell stories of culture and heritage, including Rupi Kaur, Amanda Gorman, Chen Chen, Edgar Gomez, and more
Podcast: Season 4, Episode 1
Grace Phan-Ngyuen is back to open season 4 of the Root & Seed Podcast with details on the importance of documenting with respect and care.
Rosh Hashanah
Celebrating the sweetness of a new year. This time of year, millions of people around the world will begin celebrations for Rosh...
Traditional Birthing and Postpartum
Across cultures and for generations there have been traditions, rituals, and recipes used to help new mothers in pregnancy and after birth.
Mid-Autumn Festival
Celebrating the moon and harvest. Festival History & Legend Also known as the Moon Festival and the Mooncake Festival, the Mid-Autumn...
Musical Instruments of the World
Music is a special language of its own. We look at different instruments from cultures around the world.
A Review From An Insider
Thoughts from Root & Seed's first Intern. Root & Seed welcomed our first summer intern, Justin Bakker from Sheridan College this summer,...
World In A Box
Darya Yatskova, a citizen of the world and a tradition lover found her calling to help children explore the wider world with World In A Box
Breads from Around the World
making bread is a powerful tradition that can be seen across cultures since ancient times. Here is a list of breads from around the world.
Home Decor from Around the World
From figurines to cozy comfort items, find beauty in all kinds of homes. We explored different decor methods from around the world.
Podcast: Season 3, Episode 8
Anika talks to Grace about the influences of her familial, ethnic, and geographic culture on her life, celebrations, and food.
Conversation Starters for Summer Get Togethers
Tips and questions to ask to have more meaningful conversations during summer get together, family reunions, and BBQs.
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