ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I am a big fan of watching movies. One of the best motivation pep talks given by a football coach is by Al Pacino in the movie "Any Given Sunday". In this episode, Shannon, an urban gardener and educator from Montreal, channels her inner Pacino and inspires us to enjoy the intrinsic benefits of planting a garden, even in the city.
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