Podcasts about sweet nature

Today is another episode where I sit down + chat about a topic that is very relevant to me at this time! I have been shifting into the next level version of myself for the past couple of months + it has been SO uncomfortable. Shifting into the next level can be in any area of your life + I chat about the emotions + barriers that come up + how I push through it for the end result

The Stephs share all the things that are happening in celebration of Cinco de Mayo and the Kentucky Derby, Guest Beth Dooley talks about her new cookbook Sweet Nature, and the Stephs answer your foodie news!

Looking to use more natural sugars in your diet?  Author Beth Dooley and photographer Mette Nielsen are on to discuss what honey and maple syrup bring to the table in their new book, "Sweet Nature."  Plus, Twin Cities restaurateur extraordinaire Christina Nguyen previews a fun Saturday night as part of this weekend's WCR (Women Chefs & Restaurateurs) National Conference.

Thank you Sweet Nature.   Nature's sounds are changing throughout the year. Almost imperceptibly, yet also quite clearly and continuously. The song of the birds is different now, the dry brown leaves of high summer will soon turn out to have been the leaves of autumn. Thank you Sweet Nature for showing us how to change and let go all the time, and to see that in the letting go, the new is springing forth. Thank you Sweet Nature for all that you teach.   FacebookFollow YoutubeFollow Image: Alex Woods. Thank you so much for your donations! They are helping with the cost of producing the podcast, and are very gratefully appreciated. Thank you! Click on the orange button below to choose how to subscribe.  Organise your device to recieve notification when each new episode is available.

When Eddie was 20 years old, she suffered from the devastating effects of severe hair loss due to over processing her hair and an allergic reaction to a toxic chemical in a product. After many years of undergoing treatments to grow her hair back and purchasing every product that claimed it would do the same, Eddie decided to do the research and create her own product line. In 2007, Sweet Nature by Eddie was born. Eddie's mission is to provide an alternative to the hair care products that contain toxic ingredients, by enriching her products with nutrient rich ingredients. She is also on a mission to educate women through consultations, counseling, seminars and workshops, empowering them to make better decisions for the mind, body and HAIR!  http://www.sweetnaturebyeddie.info