Podcast appearances and mentions of penny brohn

In this episode of the Eatweeds Podcast, Robin Harford sits down with Vivien Rolfe, a herbalist and researcher with a fascinating background in both science and herbal medicine. Recorded outdoors in the serene gardens of Penny Brohn in Bristol, this conversation delves into the art and science of herbal teas, the power of plants, and the rich cultural history surrounding their use.SELECTED LINKS FROM THE EPISODECuriosity ResearchFree Subscription: Robin Harford's Daily Plant PracticesBook: Self Sufficient Herbalism by Lucy JonesABOUT VIVIEN ROLFEViv is a keen herbal researcher, educator and tea blender (and drinker). She splits her time between the National Centre for Integrative Medicine in Bristol teaching on the diploma, and researching herbs as part of her own business Curiosity Research. She is keen that people have fun and learn more about herbs, so co-founded the Cotswold Herb Centre to provide workshops and herb walks in Gloucestershire where she lives.

This week, Sue Brayne speaks to Duncan Still, a holistic GP, who is passionate about nutrition and the role of the natural world in helping us all to maintain optimum health. He talks with Sue about his integrative work with Penny Brohn cancer charity and teaching holistic medicine to medical students. www.ncim.org.ukResearched and recorded by Sue Brayne.Produced and edited by The Podcast Den.

**DISCLAIMER: Please note that the views of our podcast guests may not always align with the views of Nutritank** This three-part series will be exploring the role of integrative medicine in facilitating holistic care in cancer. In this episode, Nutritank is joined with spokespeople from two UK-based charities specialising in supporting individuals living with cancer: ‘Penny Brohn’ and ‘Yes to Life’. Dr Catherine Zollman, the medical director at ‘Penny Brohn’, is a current general practitioner practising in the NHS with a background in medical oncology. Robin Daly, the chairman and founder of ‘Yes to Life’, has created a platform of support for patients with cancer after a personal tragedy. In the first part of this podcast, we explore the origins of and the work that ‘Penny Brohn’ does and discover out how the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic affected their services. In the latter part, Robin Daly discusses the inspiring story and the rationale behind ‘Yes to Life’ as well as the impact that integrative support services can have on the lives of patients. We hope you enjoy this podcast just as we enjoyed making it. Podcast show notes: Twitter: @catzollman, @RMK_Daly, @yestolife, @PennyBrohnUK https://www.instagram.com/pennybrohnuk https://www.instagram.com/yestolifecharity/ https://www.facebook.com/PennyBrohnUK/ https://www.facebook.com/yestolifecharity/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWh-FeMBAl2lozhb8Z7nAjg?view_as=subscriber https://www.pennybrohn.org.uk https://yestolife.org.uk https://yestolife.org.uk/wigwam-support/ https://collegeofmedicine.org.uk https://www.nccih.nih.gov “ABC of Complementary Medicine”, 2nd Edition by Catherine Zollman, Andrew J. Vickers, Janet Richardson.

A cancer diagnosis can be a frightening and overwhelming event for both patient and friends and family. Integrative oncology is a new approach to treating patients from a holistic perspective and places the patient's overall wellbeing at the core. Catherine Zollman MD is the medical director of Penny Brohn, a charity that supports cancer patients and those affected using such an approach. Catherine describes how looking at diet, exercise, mind, spirit and emotions can deeply influence a person's cancer journey. She shares the various offerings available to patients, including short stay, residential visits to the centre in Bristol. It is always possible to help cancer patients in some way and offering a safe and supportive environment is a keystone service at Penny Brohn. All services are free of charge and any patient can self refer and receive help. At the forefront of true integrative oncology, Penny Brohn is a marvellous resource for any person affected by cancer.For more information or to donate, please see PennyBrohn.org.ukBecome a London Heal Insider and receive EXCLUSIVE access to extended show notes at Londonheal.com

In today's podcast I am joined by Chris Budd, founder of Ovation Finance, podcaster, and author. We discuss how Chris developed the idea of financial wellbeing after being inspired by the messages of cancer charity Penny Brohn. In this episode you will learn: What inspired Chris to talk about well being in terms of finances The concept of seeking purpose in life to determine your financial goals and plans and, ultimately, your happiness Why we should view money as a tool rather than a physical thing to gain more of Why planning your future life is the first step to taking control of your financial well-being The 5 areas of general wellbeing The 5 areas of financial wellbeing Why we should learn to let go of self-limiting beliefs Resources: Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control.  Join Catherine's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group My Website  My Online Courses - From Spender to Saver, Investing for beginners from £1 My YouTube Channel  Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook  Follow Chris on LinkedIn Harvard Ted Talk - The longest study on happiness Books Paul Armson - Enough Carl Richards - The One Page Financial Plan Chris Budd on Amazon Rath & Harter - Well Being: The Five Essential Elements Tim Kasser - Hyper-Capitalism The book that changed Chris' life; Slavomir Rawicz - The Long Walk Chris' favourite novel; Dodie Smith - I Capture the Castle

Longtime listeners will be aware that proceeds from the Financial Wellbeing book go to the charity Penny Brohn. In this podcast episode Chris, David and Producer Tommo find out what fantastic work Penny Brohn does to help people live well with cancer. We hear from Dr Catherine Zollman on how our bodies are hardwired to heal, the different ways people deal with money after a cancer diagnosis and how the work they do at Penny Brohn inspired Chris to write the book.

This week we continue with lecturer and esteemed author Mark Duffett for the final part of our double header on fandom.   In this episode we talk to Mark about being a star, being a fan, entertaining people, ideas and values and collaboration. All of which provide interesting insight.   The good cause this week is the Penny Brohn, providing free integrative care to those affected by cancer.   More information and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com

This week we continue with lecturer and esteemed author Mark Duffett for the final part of our double header on fandom.   In this episode we talk to Mark about being a star, being a fan, entertaining people, ideas and values and collaboration. All of which provide interesting insight.   The good cause this week is the Penny Brohn, providing free integrative care to those affected by cancer.   More information and show notes at www.acpgmusic.com

This week we have the first part of what is a really brilliant delve into music fandom with Mark Duffett of Chester University, who has recently been quoted in the New York Times and Rolling Stone magazine. All musical artists need fans. Here Mark provides some great insight into tradition, consistent image, being memorable, playing your audience as an instrument and using your music. The good cause covered next week in Part 2, which is Penny Brohn. Show notes at www.acpgmusic.com

This week we have the first part of what is a really brilliant delve into music fandom with Mark Duffett of Chester University, who has recently been quoted in the New York Times and Rolling Stone magazine. All musical artists need fans. Here Mark provides some great insight into tradition, consistent image, being memorable, playing your audience as an instrument and using your music. The good cause covered next week in Part 2, which is Penny Brohn. Show notes at www.acpgmusic.com

This week I welcome back friend of the show and previous guest, Chris Budd of Ovation Finance. Chris is going to help us find the reason for building wealth. After all, the idea is not just to get rich, but to enjoy that money one day.   Podcast: Subscribe in iTunes | Play in new window | Download Sponsor Message This podcast is brought to you with the help of Seven Investment Management, a firm of investment managers based in London. They specialise in multi-asset investing, bringing institutional investing techniques to ordinary people like you and me. 7IM put their name to my show and to my site because they believe in what I'm doing, trying to get decent, easy-to-understand financial information out to the world. I'm very grateful to them for their support. You can see what they're up to at 7im.co.uk Why bother building wealth? Multi-asset funds should, in my not-so-humble opinion, form the core of anyone's portfolio. They are a kind of fire-and-forget, off-the-shelf, done-for-you portfolio of assets, which will work for you over time. In this session, you'll discover: Chris' definition of what wealthy means Some of the different motivations he has come across in his career The questions Chris asks to help people discover and verbalise their objectives The issues that often hold people back The ways that Chris has helped people overcome these self-limiting beliefs The link between clarity of a vision and its likelihood of being realised Resources mentioned in this show Book: The Financial Wellbeing book - buy from Penny Brohn (more proceeds to the cause) Book: The Financial Wellbeing book - buy from Amazon (only if you have to!) Chris' Financial Planning practice: Ovation Finance Podcast: How to talk to your partner about money And of course, there's always a transcript of the show available by clicking the mahoosive blue button below: [Coming Soon]   Join the conversation I love to read and respond to your comments, so please do join in and share. Question: What is your definition of becoming wealthy? Let me know in the comments section below. Share the love If this show is of any use to you, it would help me massively if you would take the time to leave me a review on iTunes. This has a huge impact on keeping me near the top of the rankings, which in turns helps more people to find the show and to subscribe. Just click the button below:

Chris Budd joins Miro as they talk about Financial Wellbeing Links: www.lidpublishing.com https://twitter.com/lidpublishing https://www.facebook.com/lidpublishing https://www.linkedin.com/company/lid-publishing Chris can be found at: Twitter: Ovationchris http://www.ovationfinance.co.uk/ http://www.financialwell-being.co.uk/ Penny Brohn: http://www.pennybrohn.org.uk/

Dear All,  This is a twenty minute meditation on the body. It's not strictly a relaxation but it is very relaxing! I often do this instead of having a nap as it's so refreshing and brings me right back into my body especially if I have been doing a lot of heady computer work.  Just lie down somewhere quiet and comfortable and enjoy it! You can do it seated if you like to do these sessions during your commute or during your lunchbreak, but lie down if possible.  Get in touch...communityyogabristol@gmail.com my name is Morven Hamilton and you can find me in Bristol teaching at Bristol City Yoga, The Bristol Folk House, Penny Brohn, Totterdown Methodist Church and Arnos Vale Spielman Centre.  Find out more at www.bristolcommunityyoga.co.uk. Oh and there is also a free app! Sleep well be well yoga - you can find it on Amazon.  Lots of love, Morven xx            

Dear All,  This is a twenty minute meditation on the body. It's not strictly a relaxation but it is very relaxing! I often do this instead of having a nap as it's so refreshing and brings me right back into my body especially if I have been doing a lot of heady computer work.  Just lie down somewhere quiet and comfortable and enjoy it! You can do it seated if you like to do these sessions during your commute or during your lunchbreak, but lie down if possible.  Get in touch...communityyogabristol@gmail.com my name is Morven Hamilton and you can find me in Bristol teaching at Bristol City Yoga, The Bristol Folk House, Penny Brohn, Totterdown Methodist Church and Arnos Vale Spielman Centre.  Find out more at www.bristolcommunityyoga.co.uk. Oh and there is also a free app! Sleep well be well yoga - you can find it on Amazon.  Lots of love, Morven xx            

Hello, This class was recorded at the Penny Brohn Centre in Bristol and it's suitable for anyone who needs to wind down and gently stretch, and anyone who would like to learn to meditate.  There's nothing fancy in this class and the only props you'll need are a couple of blocks or cushions. This was a class especially for my Level 2 Thrive ladies who appeared at class having battled their way through storms to get there and valiantly persevered through the crazy Bristol traffic. This podcast is dedicated to my students at Penny Brohn who are so dedicated to their practice, and who inspire and uplift me every week.  Join the Yoga Community Podcast group on FB here, or find out more about classes and workshops in Bristol, and upcoming retreats with Yoga by Nature here. You can also drop me a line at communityyogabristol@gmail.com.  With gratitude, Morven    

Hello, This class was recorded at the Penny Brohn Centre in Bristol and it's suitable for anyone who needs to wind down and gently stretch, and anyone who would like to learn to meditate.  There's nothing fancy in this class and the only props you'll need are a couple of blocks or cushions. This was a class especially for my Level 2 Thrive ladies who appeared at class having battled their way through storms to get there and valiantly persevered through the crazy Bristol traffic. This podcast is dedicated to my students at Penny Brohn who are so dedicated to their practice, and who inspire and uplift me every week.  Join the Yoga Community Podcast group on FB here, or find out more about classes and workshops in Bristol, and upcoming retreats with Yoga by Nature here. You can also drop me a line at communityyogabristol@gmail.com.  With gratitude, Morven