The Island Behind the Vanilla | Episode 1 - The Origin Series

The Island Behind the Vanilla | Episode 1 - The Origin Series

Before you can understand the vanilla, you have to understand the place it comes from.

Welcome to Manus Island, Papua New Guinea: a remote island that most people have never heard of, but one that has played an incredible role in my life and in the story of Single Island Origin.

In Episode 1 of The Origin Series, I’m heading back to Manus for the first time in six years. We return to the village where I grew up, reconnect with people and places from my childhood, learn a little about how vanilla first came to the island, and make our way back to one of my favorite places in the world, the waterfall that was basically my childhood playground. 

This first episode isn’t really about selling vanilla yet. It’s about showing you why Manus matters: the island, the people, the beauty, and the place behind everything we’re trying to build.

Over the next six episodes, I’ll take you deeper into the challenges facing vanilla farmers, introduce you to the people behind the product, show you what makes Manus vanilla special, and document what it looks like to build Single Island Origin from the ground up.

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If you enjoy the episode, please share it with someone. We’re still building this from scratch, and every watch, share, subscriber, and person who discovers Manus makes a real difference.

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https://youtu.be/1944iU-pi1o 

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