Jennifer Jewell leads the nationally syndicated public radio program and podcast Cultivating Place, utilizing an inquiry-based format to explore the intersection of horticulture, ecology, and social justice. She operates from a 501(c)(3) framework that redefines gardening as an act of planetary care, moving the medium away from commercial aesthetics toward environmental advocacy. Jewell regularly collaborates with industry experts like Doug Tallamy and Dan Hinkley, hosting live interview series at the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival and speaking for the American Horticultural Society. Author of The Earth in Her Hands and Under Western Skies, her work emphasizes decolonizing the garden and fostering biodiversity through native plant use. A current focus involves the production of a ten-episode documentary film series titled The Power of Gardeners, slated for PBS stations in 2027. Her content serves as a bridge for brands targeting professional horticulturists, conservationists, and the growing sector of environmentally conscious home gardeners.