Sydney's Powerhouse Museum is entering the final weeks of its Eucalyptusdom exhibition — a show that explores the cultural relationship Australia has to the Eucalypt. It's a species that has been on this continent for millions of years — and in the time that humans have co-existed alongside it — Eucalypts have become more than just trees. They've become sites of resistance, national mythology, and even the genesis for museums like the Powerhouse. Eucalyptusdom artist-in-residence Agatha Gothe-Snape and curator Sarah Rees join Jonathan. Find more Blueprint For Living via the ABC Listen app or wherever you get your podcasts.