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3rd Annual Spiritual Herbal Conference: The Structure of Dreams Oct 01, 2020

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Today we'll hear about the upcoming 3rd Annual Spiritual Herbal Conference: The Structure of Dreams!

Workshops this year will call us all into the activation of dreaming toward practical strategies for liberation and abolition. Teachers will consider Indigenous and Ancestral technologies to return to, to prepare us with magic, inspiration, knowledge, and tangible skills to co-create structures of collectivity, equity, and abundance. This year, virtual technologies will serve as a space for us to challenge what it can mean to mobilize, connect, and find rootedness within the context of a global pandemic.

Join in virtually October 3rd and 4th to hear from the keynote speaker, Karen M. Rose, and attend workshop offerings from a diversity of fields.

Thanks for listening!

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Alchemy and Herbalism Part IV- Illness as Initiation with Sajah Popham Oct 01, 2020

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HERBAL ALCHEMY TRAINING SESSIONS

A FREE WORKSHOP SERIES FROM THE SCHOOL OF EVOLUTIONARY HERBALISM

Only available until October 14th, 2020

This episode of the HerbRally podcast is part four of four in Sajah Popham's Alchemy and Herbalism series. Enjoy!

Alchemy and Herbalism Part III- Spiritual Herbal Pharmacy with Sajah Popham Oct 01, 2020

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HERBAL ALCHEMY TRAINING SESSIONS

A FREE WORKSHOP SERIES FROM THE SCHOOL OF EVOLUTIONARY HERBALISM

Only available until October 14th, 2020

This episode of the HerbRally podcast is part three of four in Sajah Popham's Alchemy and Herbalism series. Enjoy!

Alchemy and Herbalism Part II- The Macrocosm and Microcosm with Sajah Popham Oct 01, 2020

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HERBAL ALCHEMY TRAINING SESSIONS

A FREE WORKSHOP SERIES FROM THE SCHOOL OF EVOLUTIONARY HERBALISM

Only available until October 14th, 2020

This episode of the HerbRally podcast is part two of four in Sajah Popham's Alchemy and Herbalism series. Enjoy!

Alchemy and Herbalism Part I – The Science and Spirituality of Herbalism with Sajah Popham Sep 30, 2020

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HERBAL ALCHEMY TRAINING SESSIONS

A FREE WORKSHOP SERIES FROM THE SCHOOL OF EVOLUTIONARY HERBALISM

Only available until October 14th, 2020

This episode of the HerbRally podcast is part one of four in Sajah Popham's Alchemy and Herbalism series. Enjoy!

Nourish Yourself with Brighid Doherty of The Solidago School of Herbalism Sep 30, 2020

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Today we'll hear from Brighid Doherty of The Solidago School of Herbalism on her upcoming online course, Nourish Yourself. This course teaches you how to incorporate common herbs, in simple ways, into daily life. Brighid inspires people to be more self-reliant in their health and healing process, and she teaches the home herbalist how to bring herbal medicine into their lives by relating to plants in their bodies, kitchens, gardens, and the wild. The next course starts October 6th and runs through mid-December.

Click here to find out more!

For more from Brighid, visit her on Facebook and Instagram.

Brighid Doherty is an herbalist honoring the Wise Woman Tradition. She resides on Deer Isle, a bridged-island in Downeast Maine. Brighid is a passionate herbal health educator and a professional gardener. She is the founder of The Solidago School of Herbalism. Brighid began her connection with herbs while playing in her mother's gardens as a child, their scents and beauty attracting her curiosity. For the past two decades, Brighid has worked with medicinal plants in a variety of ways; as a student and a teacher, a gardener and a forager, a medicine maker and health consultant. She received a BA focused in Organic Agriculture and Herbal Medicine from Evergreen State College. She has had many wonderful herbalist mentors including Susun Weed, Rosemary Gladstar, Katja Swift, and KP Khalsa. She teaches a variety of workshops for the home herbalist, including medicinal plant walks, herbal spas, an Herbs for Health series, and hands-on medicine making. Brighid also offers an online course, called Nourish Yourself. Thanks for listening!

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REPLAY | Lobelia: Mischievous & Kind with Heather Irvine Sep 26, 2020

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FREE Taste of Herbs Flavor Wheel by LearningHerbs!

Today we'll hear from herbalist Heather Irvine as she goes in-depth on lobelia. Whether you're new to this plant or not, you're sure to learn something!

To read the monograph in its entirety: www.herbrally.com/monographs/lobelia

Visit Heather online: Giving Tree Botanicals Thanks for listening!

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REPLAY | No Panaceas...But Try These with Heather Irvine Sep 25, 2020

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FREE Taste of Herbs Flavor Wheel by LearningHerbs!

Today we'll revisit an episode from frequent HerbRally contributor, Heather Irvine. She delves into five body systems and five herbs to consider using — hawthorn , calendula, licorice, triphala, and eleuthero.

Note: This episode was recorded in 2019. The SARS study referenced was not on the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Thanks for listening!

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REPLAY | How to Forage Healing Foods & Herbal Medicine with Rosalee de la Forêt and Emily Han Sep 24, 2020

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FREE Taste of Herbs Flavor Wheel by LearningHerbs!

In today's episode we'll hear a chat between herbalists and authors Rosalee de la Forêt and Emily Han.

Rosalee and Emily have spent the past couple of years collaborating to write the book Wild Remedies: How to Forage Healing Foods and Craft Your Own Herbal Medicine. And that's what we'll get to hear about in this episode! You'll learn about the origins of the book, the writing process and so on. They also cover a few of the featured plants from the book such as chickweed, violet, elder, and more. Emily and Rosalee also teach us about harvesting techniques and even give us some recipes. Thanks for listening!

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REPLAY | Hops Monograph with Rosalee de la Forêt Sep 24, 2020

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FREE Taste of Herbs Flavor Wheel by LearningHerbs!

Listen in as herbalist and author Rosalee de la Forêt talks all about the hops (Humulus lupulus).

Before trendy bars started highlighting their hoppy brews, the hop plant was used as a traditional herbal medicine. With their aromatic and pungent scent, hops strobiles have been prized for their ability to help people relax. This use dates back thousands of years, at least since the ninth century.

Check out Rosalee's monograph HERE. Thank you for listening!

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