"How To Bee" - Talking With Movie Writer, Director and Co-Star, Naomi Mark. (S2, E13)

Naomi Mark grew up and lives today in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. Her mom and dad homesteaded there and raised five kids. Along with the way, he started beekeeping and passed the love of bees to Naomi. Her movie, How To Bee, chronicles a period of three years after Naomi moved back from college, and her learning how to keep bees with her chronically ill father.

It is a touching movie about beekeeping in the far North and how honey bees strengthened family bonds through life and death.

Websites and links mentioned in the podcast include:

• How To Bee website - http://howtobee.ca
• How To Bee TV listings in Canada: https://www.knowledge.ca/program/how-bee
• How To Bee Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HowToBeeFilm
• Where to find where How To Bee is playing near you on Demand Films: https://us.demand.film/how-to-bee/

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Podcast music: Young Presidents, "Be Strong"