Beste Herbalism podcaster (2023)

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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21 - Prison Canteen Remedies Part Two - Tea & Coffee 8:04

4d ago8:04

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A deep dive into the medicinal properties of different teas and coffee! From the Prisoner’s Herbal book. Links & resources from this episode Support Foxy Kill The Bill Prisoner Support Fund Prisoner’s Herbal Book Find them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/ Support the show Music from Sole & DJ Pain – Battle of Humans | Plant illustrations by…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 50 - Our Off-Grid Infrastructure 1:08:24

9d ago1:08:24

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Today is our 50th episode!! I have Mike on the podcast with me again and we're diving into all of the different parts of our off-grid infrastructure. We share what has worked, what hasn't, and things we wish we had known ahead of time. Some of the topics we cover include: road access to your land hauling water septic vs composting toilets generator…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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106: Energy Healing for Burnout: Releasing Blocked Energy and Restoring Vitality 1:07:29

15d ago1:07:29

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Today, we have the pleasure of diving deep into the realm of energy healing and personal transformation with the remarkable Missy Toy Ozeas. Missy is an extraordinary Energy Healer and Transformation Guide who has touched the lives of empathic souls all around the globe. With her compassionate guidance, she empowers individuals to break free from l…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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The Herbal Sisters Project in Kurdistan, with Anna Rósa 43:39

21d ago43:39

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We almost never do interviews, but our friend Anna Rósa is collaborating with The Lotus Flower to empower refugee women in Kurdistan to care for their own health, their families and communities, and to start herbal businesses to support themselves as they rebuild their lives. We are so excited to support her efforts, and we wanted to tell y’all all…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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20 - Prison Canteen Remedies Part One - Spices & Condiments 20:09

22d ago20:09

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A deep dive into the medicinal properties of common spices and condiments such as salt and pepper, mustard, spices etc. From the Prisoner's Herbal book. Links & resources from this episode Support Danny Kill The Bill Prisoner Support Fund Jorge International Action Alert Prisoner’s Herbal Book Find them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/ Supp…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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19 - Herb Rally Interview 55:12

22d ago55:12

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This episode features an interview with Nicole Rose orignally published on the Herb Rally Podcast. It's all about the Prisoner's Herbal book and the work of the Solidarity Apothecary, and much more! Content warning – prison, hunger, violence Links & resources from this episode Herb Rally Watch the interview on YouTube Prisoner’s Herbal Book Find th…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 49 - Small-Scale Homesteading with Michelle and Stephanie 31:39

23d ago31:39

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Hi friends! I hope the month of May has been treating you well! Things here are looking great – it’s finally warm enough that we have some seeds started and sprouting, and we were invited to vend at a local market for a spring event last week. Our farmers' market also starts up at the end of this month and we’re looking forward to being there every…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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105: Ayurveda for Fertility: Unlocking the Secrets to Preconception 1:04:03

24d ago1:04:03

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In this captivating episode of "Ayurveda for Fertility: Unlocking the Secrets to Preconception," join us for an enlightening conversation with Chanel Annette, an Ayurvedic Preconception Coach and Advanced Ayurvedic Practitioner-In-Training. Chanel is passionate about empowering women and guiding them towards enhancing their fertility using Ayurvedi…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Salvia 51:05

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Today’s herbs are sage & rosemary – two herbs whose botanical name Salvia indicates they can keep us “safe, healthy, and secure”, if we go with a literal translation. Sounds pretty good to us! And tastes good, too… Sage, Salvia officinalis, is the subject of a great many old sayings & adages, like “if a man would live for aye [forever], then should…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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104: 7 Lessons from getting Locked Out of Instagram (Mid-Launch!!!) 12:41

1M ago12:41

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Eek! I got locked out of my instagram account in the middle of launching my course. Here's what I learned and may it help you not make the same mistakes I did. Thyme in the Studio Links: Join the Newsletter/Checkout the Website: https://www.aidazea.com Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thymeinthestudio/videos Shop for Tea: https://www.etsy…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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[REPLAY] An Herbalist's Guide to Successful Self-Experimentation 1:14:38

1M ago1:14:38

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In this period of Fallow Month (see previous episode), we're re-airing a couple of our favorite episodes from the archives. This one was originally episode #145, originally aired December 20th 2020. In this episode we explore the skills and disciplines necessary to conduct a successful self-experiment. Self-experimentation in this context might mea…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 48 - The Sustainable Homestead with Angela Ferraro-Fanning 37:28

1M ago37:28

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Today I’m excited to welcome Angela Ferraro-Fanning to the podcast. She is a self-taught first-generation farmer who runs Axe & Root Homestead, a six-acre farm in central New Jersey. She grows and preserves her own homegrown produce for her family and runs a farm bustling with Clydesdales, geese and ducks for eggs, an apiary with ten beehives, shee…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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[REPLAY] How To Practice Herbalism Every Day 49:28

2M ago49:28

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In this period of Fallow Month (see previous episode), we're re-airing a couple of our favorite episodes from the archives. This one was originally episode #120, originally aired April 4th 2020. Previously, we've urged you to look at learning herbalism like learning a language or instrument – something that requires daily practice. This week, we’re…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Fallow Month 31:24

2M ago31:24

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In ancient agriculture, the farmers observed the need to let fields rest every year or two, so they could recover their fertility. Letting the fields lie fallow in this way actually yielded more food than trying to force them to grow every year. We can apply this same insight to the learning process. You cannot cram in more information forever, jus…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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103: Empowering Yourself for VBAC after C-Section: A Holistic Journey with Entering Motherhood 55:40

2M ago55:40

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In this episode, we are honored to have Sarah Marie Bilgner on the show! Aside from being the owner of Entering Motherhood, Sarah Marie is a mom of two, wife, and a mechanical engineer. She is a Penn State University alumni and holds certifications as a postpartum nutrition professional and as a doula specifically centered around VBAC preparation. …

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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18 - Rose Medicine 17:56

2M ago17:56

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All about the incredible medicinal qualities of Rose. Plus exciting announcements! Content warning - mentions of imprisonment, solitary confinement, border violence Links & resources from this episode Plants Know No Borders T-shirts fundraiser Solidarity Knows No Borders T-shirts fundraiser Demonstration for Kevan (see @solidarity.apothecary instag…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 47 - Moving to Our New Homestead 50:00

2M ago50:00

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Hi, friends! We're back with our second episode with my partner, Mike, as a guest. We're continuing this series discussing the process of restarting our homestead out here in Colorado. Today's episode focuses on our actual move from Tennessee to Colorado and some of the big decisions we had to make and the logistics that we had to organize. I hope …

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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102: Shining a Light on Perinatal Health and Plants that Soothe with Sunshower Wellness 48:43

2M ago48:43

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Looking for ideas about how to prepare for the perinatal window or ideas about launching your own brand? Marissa is super knowledgeable about health and wellness and especially dialed into the perinatal time and is also a genius about building a brand. This interview is full of juicy helpful info and we get reall about how the perinatal window is n…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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101: Healing Trauma with Plants and Willing Remedies into our World with Iwilla Remedy 1:03:00

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Settle in with a cozy cup of tea and enjoy this enriching chat about how we can heal ourselves from the inside out with plants and community. I was so honored to be able to chat with this wise, brilliant herbalist and to hear more about how she has been able to help so many, build a thriving business that is changing the way people care for themsel…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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17 - Daisy Deep Dive 15:20

2M ago15:20

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All about Daisy's medicinal qualities! Links & resources from this episode Call for international solidarity with Jorge Prisoner’s Herbal Book Find them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/ Support the show Music from Sole & DJ Pain – Battle of Humans | Plant illustrations by @amani_writes | In solidarity, please subscribe, rate & review this p…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 46 - Growing Mushrooms with Nashville Farmacy 49:14

2M ago49:14

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I’m so excited to welcome Dylan and Mickenzie of Nashville Farmacy to the podcast today! This is the final interview that I recorded back in Tennessee, and some of the only guests that I was fortunate enough to get to meet and hang out with in person! In today’s conversation, we talk about what it’s been like establishing their new homestead, their…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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16 - Queer Plants and Animals with Kes & Anja! 40:42

3M ago40:42

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An interview with Kes and Anja about their amazing work around queer plants and animals! Links & resources from this episode Kes Otter Lieffe's website Kes's podcast - Margins and Murmurations Anja Van Geert's website Anja's instagram @pinprimrose Trans Herbalism podcast interview Order your copy of the Queer Plants Colouring zine Order your copy o…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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100!!!: Start a Podcast to Explore Your Inner Onion! 28:44

3M ago28:44

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Why would you wanna start a podcast and what is your inner onion trying to say? Listen in to find out! Download the free Start a Podcast guide at: www.aidazea.com Wanna save yourself a zillion hours with your podcasting project? Be sure to get Descript! And maybe you don’t want to start a podcast, there are still great writing prompts and ideas for…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Rubus 53:47

3M ago53:47

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Today we’re discussing the entire genus of Rubus plants! We focus most on blackberry & raspberry, because we know them best, but with 1400+ species found on every continent, there’s certainly a local Rubus to be found wherever you go. Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus) & raspberry (R. idaeus) leaf and root are excellent astringents. Not just for the pel…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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15 - Selfheal 19:31

3M ago19:31

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The Herbalism, PTSD & Traumatic Stress is now open for enrollment until the 21st of March! This episode shares all about the medicinal qualities of the beautiful Selfheal. Links & resources from this episode Herbalism, PTSD & Traumatic Stress Course Prisoner’s Herbal Book Find them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/ Support the show Music fro…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Rumex & Rosa 1:03:05

3M ago1:03:05

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Snow-delayed by a couple days, here’s our next episode! Today we’re talking about yellow dock and rose. Yellow dock (Rumex crispus) is also known as curly dock. We also like to work with broadleaf dock (R. obtusifolius) in all the same ways. These herbs can be tinctured or prepared as decoctions. They’re great help for constipation, and if you prep…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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99: Enhance your Passion and Pleasure: Erotic Herbalism and Flamenco to Spice up your Life! 1:10:56

3M ago1:10:56

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Ooiiie! We have a spicy, enticing episode for you today! I got a chance to talk with my dear friend Andrea Isabella Gomez and we discuss Erotic Herbalism and her recent class on Erotica Botanica and the upcoming International Music and Dance Festival, Boco Flamenco happening April 4th and 5th, 2023 in Boulder, CO This chat is a deep dive into creat…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbalist Is A Verb 30:53

3M ago30:53

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Is it more accurate to say “I am an herbalist” or “I’m doing herbalism”? To us, if “herbalist” is an identity, a name, a noun – then you’re subject to imposter syndrome. Why? Because you’re treating it as something you can be, once and for all, based on a credential or status. But like all living and growing things, herbalist is a verb. If “herbali…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 45 - Finding Our Colorado Homestead 35:10

3M ago35:10

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Today I'm so happy to welcome my partner Mike to the podcast! This is our first episode together in what will be an on-going series talking about our move from homesteading in Tennessee to now living off-grid in Colorado. In this episode we're talking about why we wanted to move West, what we were looking for in a piece of land, some of the propert…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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98: Enchanting Design & Bitters with Woodspells Apothecary 1:13:29

3M ago1:13:29

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Be sure to tune into this delightful chat with Val Alcorn of Woodspells Apothecary to learn more about the beauty of bitters, balancing flavors, setting up shop, designing a planner for the planet and why design matters. You are sure to learn a ton and be inspired from this fascinating chat about how to overcome health issues and help others. A bit…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Rhodiola & Rhus 53:12

4M ago53:12

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Today we’ve got two astringent herbs to discuss, though their similarities pretty much end with that quality. Rhodiola and staghorn sumac are our topic! Rhodiola rosea has been commercialized and popularized as an adaptogen and “antidepressant” herb. It’s quite warming, drying, and tonifying – really great if you need to row a viking ship across th…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Prunella & Pulmonaria 48:59

4M ago48:59

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Today’s herbs from our apothecary shelf are self-heal and lungwort! Self-heal, Prunella vulgaris, is a lovely lymph-moving herb who we often find in woodland trails. You can find it in lots of places – “vulgaris” does mean “common”, after all – but you probably won’t find it very readily in commerce. It’s not the easiest plant to grow for profit, b…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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14 - Herbalism, PTSD & Traumatic Stress Course 42:51

4M ago42:51

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In this episode, Nicole (she/her) introduces the Herbalism, PTSD and Traumatic Stress course that she is launching at the end of February. Find out more and join the course waiting list. Please note there is no transcript for this episode as all the details are on the course page <3 Links & resources from this episode Herbalism, PTSD & Traumatic St…

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The Frontline Herbalism Podcast

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13 - The Incredible and Understimated Chamomile 22:57

4M ago22:57

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A deep dive into chamomile's amazing medicinal properties. Plus exciting announcements! Links & resources from this episode Channel Zero Network Herbalism, PTSD & Traumatic Stress Course International Solidarity Movement Podcast Mobile Herbal Clinic Calais Crowdfunder Find them all at solidarityapothecary.org/podcast/ Support the show Music from So…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Pedicularis & Polygonatum 36:37

4M ago36:37

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Relaxants come in many varieties. Today we come to two herbs who relax tension patterns in the body, yet are quite different from one another. Pedicularis densiflora, P. canadensis, and P. groenlandica are just a few of the “louseworts”, also sometimes known as wood betony. We ourselves usually mean Stachys officinalis when we say “betony”, and eas…

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Thyme in the Studio: Art & Herbalism

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97: Hormonal Health and Owning Your Story with Christine Garvin of Hormonally Speaking 56:14

4M ago56:14

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Do you wanna improve your hormone function? Then you are going to love the simple and approachable ideas that hormone expert and functional nutritionist, Christine Garvin shares on how to improve your hormone function. She also shares her journey with Creating a thriving and busy Nutrition and Wellness Practice and becoming one of the top podcaster…

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Tending Seeds: Adventures in Gardening, Homesteading, and Herbalism

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Ep 44 - Growing Bonsai with Jerome and Mari of The Bonsai Supply 50:19

4M ago50:19

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Today I have a super fun interview for you about a different kind of growing – bonsai trees! I’m sharing a fantastic conversation that I had with Jerome and Mari of the Bonsai Supply. They are also the authors of the beautiful book, Freestyle Bonsai. In today’s episode, they’ll discuss the origins and history of bonsai, some common myths about bons…

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The Holistic Herbalism Podcast

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Herbs A-Z: Pinus & Plantago 55:34

4M ago55:34

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Our herbs this week are pine and plantain! A mighty tall tree and a humble herb of the packed earth. Pine trees come in many varieties. Around Boston we mainly find white pine (Pinus strobus) and red pine (Pinus resinosa), but many others are similar. Pine can help sustain energy and mood, so we consider it a stimulant – but not like coffee. Pine w…

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