Botanical Brouhaha Podcast

Amy McGee, Natalie Gill

botanicalbrouhaha@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast helps florists and flower entrepreneurs grow with practical, behind-the-scenes lessons from people actually running farms and floral businesses. It’s a strong fit for guests in floral operations, growing, weddings/events, and industry education who can share real processes around profitability, staffing, and customer needs.

Metrics

Episodes: 184

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

Instagram: 39.0k followers

Contact Information

botanicalbrouhaha@gmail.com

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Host

Amy McGee - Botanical Brouhaha founder. The show description says Amy brings years of relationship building with floral designers, farmer florists, and floral professionals and invites listeners to “pull up a ...

Natalie Gill - Co-host of the BB Podcast. The description states Natalie Gill is the owner of Native Poppy.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Working floral professionals and industry practitioners—e.g., florists, farmer florists/growers, floral educators, flower shop owners, and floral industry vendors—who can share practical, real-world tactics around starting and operating a floral business (marketing, staffing, operations, software, growing, logistics, and profitability).
Required Achievements:  
Founded or scaled a flower/farm/floral design business, Built recognizable capabilities (weddings/events, national shipping, organic farming), Offers education or consulting resources for other industry members

Recent Guest Discussions

Erica Gamble - Operational Realities Of Running A Wedding Floral Business And What The Business Has Built Over A Decade.

Sophie Felts - Building A Wedding Floral Business, Profitability, Sustainable Staffing, And Decisions Around Joining CIRCLE Weddings.

Walt Krukowski - Organic Farming Evolution, Farm Design For Longevity, Farmer–florist Relationships, Operations, Shipping Logistics, And Peony Variety/conditioning Guidance.

Sarah Donjuan - How She Built And Scaled A Floral Business, Staffing/culture, Hiring/firing, E-commerce Competition, And Work-life Balancing.

Recent Topics

Floral, Flower Farming, Weddings, Floral Business, Small Business

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Botanical Brouhaha Podcast
:

Ep. 150: Alex Vaughan Bet Everything on FLWR Shop

June 25, 2026

How Alex Vaughan Built a Beloved Flower Shop Alex Vaughan of FLWR Shop in Nashville built her shop with her partner Quinn from nothing — no family money, no connections, just a rented house, a second mortgage, and a vision for what a flower shop in Nashville could be. In Episode 150, she traces the wild, winding path that took her from a hippie commune in the forest to a flower shop in Boston to celebrity orchid maintenance in LA, and eventually to the city she now calls home. We talk about w...

Ep. 149: Worth the Wait: Sophie Felts Floral Co Joins Circle Weddings

May 27, 2026

We've waited so long for today's episode to drop (Ep. 149)! We're chatting with Sophie Felts, Founder and CEO of Sophie Felts Floral Co, along with her President and Director of Operations, Erica Gamble. We're thrilled to introduce them as the newest CIRCLE Weddings facilitators — and we think it'll be clear within the first few minutes of the interview that this was worth the wait. Based in the Washington DC area, Sophie and Erica have spent a decade building a wedding floral business with a...

Ep. 148: Mountain Flower Farm: The Power of Knowing Your Grower

May 07, 2026

Decades in the Soil at Mountain Flower Farm Walt Krukowski didn't set out to become a flower grower for life — he just wanted to grow something, make a little money, and have the winters free to ski in Vermont. Nearly three decades later, Mountain Flower Farm has become a thriving operation across 10 acres, known for its organic peonies, hydrangeas, and the idea that growers and floral designers succeed best when they're genuinely connected to each other. In this conversation (Ep. 148), Walt ...

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