Wild Resilience is a podcast for herbalists, artists, healers, and the people who love them. We focus on the journey of becoming. Why was someone drawn to the plant world? How did they decided to be an artist? What was it that lead them down the path of a healer? We believe in the power of sharing…
Hello Everyone!I am feeling so grateful and honored to have been able to share with you this journey of stories for a full season. It has been such a pleasure! Season 2 will begin Feb 4 so mark your calendars.XO- Friede
On this episode we’re talking with Amanda David from Rootwork Herbals, the People’s Medicine School, and Bramble Herb Shop Collective. Amanda shares her journey of becoming an herbalist through her initial love of corn and farming, how she really started using herbs as medicine when she had children, and we talk about all the projects she has going on, it’s a lot folks!For photos of Amanda & baby puppy Blueberry check out our show notes at wildresilience.com.As mentioned in this episode:Rootwork HerbalsBramble Herb ShopThe People’s Medicine SchoolDeb Soule- Avena BotanicalsThe Herb PharmCredits:Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal products and plant wisdom. Check us out on our website at modernmedicinebotanicals.com and follow us on instagram @modern_medicine_botanicals.Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded in the studios at WRFI or in our mobile recording honda element, Theresa.If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps!
This interview is just gorgeous, we go all over the map of Alyssa’s life: including her jaunt on the ren fair circuit, her journey to becoming a dynamic body worker, and her music career. Alyssa is such a joy to listen to, I know you will enjoy this one! We met in Alyssa’s lovely apartment for coffee and recording, above a little cafe in Trumansburg, NY. There are a couple places where a loud truck drives by but otherwise the audio is good. As mentioned in this episode:Dynamic Body MassageLady D and the Shadow SpiritsTransformative TherapyRenaissance FestivalChristopher Buehlman Credits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
In this episode Kirsten Aune talks about her journey as a textile artist. Her youth in 1980’s NYC and her move to Duluth in search for a cheap studio space (she paid $20 a month when she first arrived!). We explore the search for beauty and inspiration in nature and how some of the most pristine parts of Minnesota are under threat from the mining & pipeline industries.As mentioned in this episode:Kirstens Textile ArtStop Line 3Sulfide Mining in MinnesotaKirsten sees the destruction of nature as a war on beauty. She recognizes the importance of experiencing beauty as integral for our survival as humans. Credits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
In this episode Kris Miller shares with us how she “tracks aliveness” & uses herbs in her therapy sessions with clients. She studied plant spirit medicine with Pam Montgomery, herbal medicine with Rosemary Gladstar and is a co-director at Heartstone Herbal School with Tammi Sweet from episode 2. They have developed a brand new course at their school called Journey of the Heart that brings students through a whole year of transformation through the seasons. At the time of this recording it was a year away and now at the time of this release it is half way through the first year and it is going amazingly well. Kris is one of my teachers, mentors, and is just so so wonderful. I had such a great time interviewing her and I truly hope you will enjoy it. As mentioned in this episode:Heartstone Center for Earth EssentialsJourney of the HeartRocio AlarconPam MontgomeryHakomi Credits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
Tammi Sweet feels like a tree amongst the flowers. Twenty years ago a friend brought her to the Northeast Women’s Herbal Gathering and it was there she found her community of people who love plants. In this interview she shares her journey as a seeker of spirit which first brought her into devout catholicism, but when she stopped seeing god in the church she left into the pine barrens and moved closer to the plant world. For Tammi, it’s all about helping people rebuild their relationship with the natural world. As Mentioned in This Episode:Heart Stone Herb SchoolJuliet DeBarclay LevyRosemary GladstarPam MontgomerySteven BuhnerRocio AlarconTom Brown’s Tracker SchoolCredits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
Kara Timmons decided college wasn’t for her at 19 and left to see the country. In the national forest in New Mexico she found a flier for 7 Songs program (from Episode 1) that brought her into her herbal journey. That journey ended up spanning the whole breadth of North America. Once she hung her shingle as an herbalist she realized that she wanted to know more so she headed back to school to become a PA. For Kara, herbal medicine and allopathic medicine are not at odds. She sees herbal medicine as the roots and the beginnings of “doctor” medicine. As Mentioned in This Episode:Sangre De Christo MountainsGrassroots Music FestivalTina FrinnyfrockL’arshe Community USAChanchal CabreraDominion Herbal CollegeGoldenseal SanctuaryCredits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
7 Song is the teacher and director of the NE School of Botanical Medicine. In 1981 he hitch hiked to Santa Cruise to attend his first herb class at the Platonic Herbal Academy. He kept hitch hiking for a few more years then settled in at the California School of Herbal Studies in 1983. He studied hard for 10 years, living in a P.O.S. before he got serious and spent a few years with Michael Moore. He’s been teaching here in Ithaca since the early 90’s. This is a great interview. We talk all about the young 7 Song and how he came into herbalism, opened his school in Ithaca NY and what he’s learned as an herbal teacher over the following 25 years. For 7 Song his desire to know the names of things sparked his interest in botany. He is skilled in botany and herbal first aid. He also gives away most of his medicine for free. Listen to find out more :) As Mentioned in This Episode:North East School of Botanical MedicineCalifornia School of Herbal StudiesSouth West School of Botanical MedicineIthaca Free ClinicThe Rainbow GatheringBurning ManCredits: Find show notes, links and photos from each episode on our website at wildresilience.com. Shows are recorded & produced by Friede Sander with help from Ryan Clover and recorded on site or in the studios at WRFI in Ithaca. If you have enjoyed this show please leave us a five star rating on I-Tunes. It really helps! Wild Resilience is a project of Modern Medicine Botanicals, an online apothecary of herbal goodies and plant wisdom. Check out our products & classes at modernmedicinebotanicals.com.
Welcome to Wild Resilience, a podcast for herbalists, healers, artists & the people who love them. I'm your host. Friede Sander.