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The Herbalist's Path
Mel Mutterspaugh
Lunch with Pippa Hudson
CapeTalk
Мослекторий
Москва 24
BIG Life Devotional | Daily Devotional for Women
Pamela Crim | Daily Devotional for Women
The Dentalpreneur Podcast w/ Dr. Mark Costes
Dental Consulting
The Birth Experience with Labor Nurse Mama
Trish Ware, RN
La palabra con nosotras con nosotros
Alexander Zatyrka, SJ / ITESO / Radio Ibero León
This One Time in Real Estate...
Mark Gellman
Nincha - Learn Languages Podcast (en)
Nincha
Daily Maamar
Rabbi Moshe B Perlstein
Radio Interval - Podcasts
Alexandra BARRY
Beyond the Garden Basics
Farmer Fred
TuttoLibri
Radio Number One
The Bible and Our Culture
pastorjayt
鞠强教授：管理心理学
管理心理学教授鞠强
The Art of Investing
IG UK
Nincha - Podcast d'apprentissage des langues (fr)
Nincha
The Dean’s List
Dean Bowen
Adrián Salama ¡Sin Censura!
先のばしする人が行動してしまう心理学
犬飼ターボ
The Broken Brain
Popped Collar Productions
Nincha - Podcast para aprender idiomas (pt - br)
Nincha
JIJI English News-時事通信英語ニュース-
時事通信社
Puu Muay Thai Podcast
Puu Muay Thai
Por el Placer de Vivir con el Dr. Cesar Lozano
Uforia Podcasts
StoryLearning Spanish
StoryLearning Spanish
NEO420 Talks
NEO420 host Profoundly Conscious
The Wired to Win Podcast
Fernanda Lind
The Caldwell Commentaries Podcast
Caldwell Commentaries
Andy Wells
Andy Wells
Hardiness with Dr Paul Taylor
Paul Taylor
Mindfully Integrative Show
Dr. Damaris Grossmann FNP-C
The Safe Money Retirement Show
Tim Wood. Certified Financial Fiduciary®
S.O.S. (Stories of Service) - Ordinary people who do extraordinary work
Theresa Carpenter
ScrambledEggs&Ham Podcast “Stroke survivor stories podcast”
Host William Clarke
bibasata_mama
Belight FM Radio
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Anne Bachrach
Educación
Mel Mutterspaugh
When an FDA inspector showed up to inspect my student's herbal product business, he flagged her elderberry echinacea tincture as dangerous, and cited Google AI as his research source. That's where this episode starts, an...
Wildcrafting has gotten trendy, and that's not always a good thing. Misidentified plants, sketchy sourcing claims, and a whole lot of misinformation are floating around social media right now, and it's worth slowing down...
Knowing how to use one herb 40 ways will make you a better herbalist. Have you ever found yourself buying herb after herb, learning a little about each one, and somehow still feeling like you don't really know what you'r...
Your gut has been trying to tell you something. The question is whether you know how to listen.In this episode I sit down with Maria Noel Groves, clinical herbalist and author of Herbal Gut Health, and we go deep on bitt...
It only takes one accident to regret not being prepared.So let's talk herbal first aid and the essential plants to keep in your kit. From cuts and scrapes to burns, bites, and unexpected whoopsy daisies, these herbs can ...
What if the way we’re learning herbalism is actually harming the plants we depend on?In this episode, I sit down with herbalist Elaine Shefff from Green Path Herb School to explore ethical wildcrafting, plant stewardship...
Spring is here, and that means some of the most powerful medicinal plants on the planet are popping up in your yard, your garden edges, and along your favorite walking paths. And most people are either pulling them out o...
What does herbalism look like when your community actually needs you?In this episode I sit down with clinical herbalist Ashley Elenbaas of Sky House Herbs, who has been doing boots-on-the-ground mutual aid work in Minnea...
Heart disease is the number one cause of death globally, and nearly 50% of adults in the US have at least one major cardiovascular risk factor. The good news is you likely have herbs in your kitchen and garden that can h...
What does it really look like to hold space for someone in their most vulnerable moments? Heather Shelton, nurse-turned-herbalist and psilocybin facilitator, shares her journey from medical trauma to healing work with ne...
The world feels heavy right now. Many of us are moving through stress, grief, anger, and exhaustion while trying to stay grounded in our lives and communities.In this co-hosted episode of The Herbalist’s Path, Mel and Br...
Essential oils are powerful tools, but they’re also some of the most misunderstood substances in modern herbalism. Safety concerns, quality questions, and sustainability issues are real, and sorting through the marketing...
Your liver is working every minute to filter toxins, balance hormones, metabolize fats, and support over 500 functions in your body. But here's what most people get wrong: your liver doesn't need a "cleanse" or punishing...
What if healing isn't something you rush toward, but something you remember?In this episode, herbalist Jo Sesay shares how her grandmother, mother, and Aunt Jo created their own healing network long before the internet e...
There’s a moment in most herbalist’s journey when working with plants stops feeling like a fun curiosity and starts feeling more like responsibility.Your remedies work. People notice. And suddenly, friends, family, and c...
You can study herbs for years, read all the books, memorize the properties… but none of it replaces working with real people. None of it builds your intuition the way practice does, and it definitely doesn't come from AI...
Have you ever felt like you're not quite herbalist enough? If so, you're not alone, and neither am I. In this episode, we're talking about imposter syndrome in the herbal world and sharing the very human side of growing ...
When healthcare becomes unaffordable, food insecurity rises, and communities are struggling, herbalists have a unique power to help. But how do you actually show up without burning out or giving everything away?In this e...
If your nervous system has been feeling fried lately — you’re not alone.In this episode of The Herbalist’s Path, I’m sharing the herbal allies that have truly carried me through this season of uncertainty and overwhelm.W...
What happens when you grow up foraging mushrooms and picking wild berries in the forests of western Oregon?In this episode, I chat with clinical herbalist Logan Keister of Noti Botanica about his journey into bioregional...
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