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The Elder Tree Podcast

The Elder Tree is a not-for profit organisation, empowering people through grassroots herbal education. This podcast showcases a myriad of amazing plant medicine folk from around Australia doing inspiring things. There are four segments to the podcast: - Herbal Education: Presented by Twiggy Dawn - Permaculture Herbalism: Presented by Tonielle Christensen - Sacred Herbalism: Presented by Stephanie Hazel •⁠ ⁠Self Care With Herbs: Presented by Jessyca Bosscha Buy us a cuppa so we can continue

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01:01:34

33. Building a Culture of Collaboration in the Herbal...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/05/22

Today's interview is a great discussion with Cat Green from Everyday Empowered. Cat is a home herbalist and grassroots community herbal organiser and educator. She's passionate about making it easy -and normal - for people to make simple, effective herbal remedies at home. She believes home herbalism is all about reclaiming our capacity to care for ourselves and our families, as well as reconnecting more deeply with the earth. Through Everyday Empowered, she offers a wide range of practical

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00:51:34

32. Nourishing skin care rituals, finding balance and...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/05/12

Sue Daly is a Naturopath of 25 years, with a wealth of experience and a background in education. Her passion is herbal medicine and she’s recently released Sappho, a divine skincare range featuring healing botanicals. During our chat, Sue shares how a love of spending time in nature as a young child, led to a calling to complete a home remedy herbal medicine course when her children were young. Through this course, she felt empowered to care for her young family, which sparked a passion and led to

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00:50:08

31: The Unknowable Mystery of Dreams and Plants: Lily...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/05/05

Lily of The Herbs and Stephanie Hazel go deeply and humbly into the mystery of herbalism: how little we actually know about plants, how true herbal mastery means being able to hold what you do know and the endless mystery of what you can't know, how finding yourself walking the plant path can be a mystery of its own. They share powerful personal stories of Mugwort that span expelling enormous worms and appearing as a spirit with the power to heal sexual trauma. Lily of the Herbs is a wild

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00:47:03

30. Edible Garden Plans, Appropriate Tech & Tropical...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/04/27

Blake Hudson, also known as the Eartheartisan, is a leader in the world of permaculture consulting, design, and education. With a passion for utilising cutting-edge technology to conduct site analysis and read landscapes, Blake is able to provide tailored edible garden plans or "green prints" for clients seeking to grow organic food in their home gardens. From urban blocks to hobby lifestyles or homesteading farms and eco-villages, Blake's expertise extends both locally and

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00:59:48

29. From Farm to Apothecary & Community Herbalism:...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/04/19

Monica Francia is a herbalist, naturopath, nutritionist and herbal educator who is a passionate about community herbalism. Monica has a strong values-based practice with a focus on accessibility, social justice, equality, and environmental sustainability. She works in the clinic at Goulds in Hobart, Tasmania for the past 6 years. Monica works hard to co-create more community resilience via her community herbalism work and loves collaborating with other like minded folk to work toward the greater

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01:11:17

28. Mothercare, prioritising the basics and avoiding...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/04/12

In this episode, I welcome Women’s Health Naturopath, Emma Jacques to the podcast. Emma’s always had a love of eating and growing good food and spending time outside in nature and in her garden. Undertaking a 4 year Bachelor Naturopathy degree while also birthing and caring for 2 children and coming face to face with ‘mum burnout’, inspired her to focus on Women’s Health and in particular ‘Mothercare’ in her practice… Emma’s been practicing as a Naturopath since 2015, and spent 4 years working

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00:55:19

27. Being Small Enough to Hear the Plants, Wise...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/04/05

Stephanie Hazel interviews environmental activist and cofounder of the Deep Ecology movement John Seed on how Deep Ecology is a powerful philosophy for herbalists, plant folk and all humans living with grief and confusion around the devastation of the natural world. By getting humans out of the driver's seat of existence, and remembering that we are one strand in the web of life not the spider in the middle, we can restore right relationship with the Earth. John shares unique stories for the

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00:54:13

26. BotAnarchy, Art and Being a Botanical...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/03/28

'The Perma Pixie' is Taj Scicluna's small business, based on her deep poetic love of the Botanical Realm. Taj is an artist who fuses together her love of Herbalism, Foraging, Writing, Cooking, Ecosystem Health, Personal Health and Education into a cohesive offering. Her business is a platform for creativity, a place to weave the romantic wonder of the botanical into something tangible to share with the world. She is a Permaculture designer, consultant, and implementer, specialising in

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01:13:32

25. Preserving Endangered Herbs- Christopher Smith on...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/03/21

In this episode I interview Christopher Smith, who is an extraordinary person doing some really important work in the herbal community in Australia. Christopher is a herbalist, horticulturalist and herbal educator He draws on over 40 years of horticultural experience to grow a line of rare and endagered herbs at the herb farm he runs called Tinderry Mountain Herbs, at Tinderry Mountain near Canberra. These herbs are supplied to herbalists in Australia, and Christopher has the noble vision of

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00:40:03

24. Motherhood meets small business- the importance...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/03/14

During this episode, I chat with Zoe King, a Bachelor qualified Naturopath who runs a Norfolk Island based clinic, dispensary and store. She’s a new mum and understands first hand, the unique challenges facing mothers who also juggle small business ownership. During our chat, we touch on Zoe’s first experience of plant medicine as a small child. Her Mum loved to care for the family using home remedies and one of Zoe’s first memory’s is a funny one- a home remedy for warts that raised eyebrows with

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00:53:25

23. Entheogens and Herbs as Doorways to Sacred...

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2023/03/07

The Elder Tree founder, Tatiana Dawn (aka Twiggy) talks to us about her profound early experiences of being known by plants and the the land of her childhood. We discuss how medicinal herbs can remind us of our profound interconnectedness with all of life; their way of being effortlessly connected with the rest of the living world can act as a doorway for us to be reminded of the sacredness of life. Tatiana shares how experiences with entheogenic Teacher plants not only helped her find a community

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01:03:58

22. Bush Survival Skills, Eldership and Story...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/02/26

Koa Windsong has been cultivating an extensive knowledge of Australian bush tucker and survival skills, living off the land for much of the last four decades around the northern rivers of NSW and Far North Queensland. As a respected elder, he is a wisdom sharer, inspiring and teaching his knowledge to people of all ages with practical in-person workshops about the local wild foods and medicines and how to harvest them respectfully. In this interview, Koa speaks about sustainability and self-healing

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01:15:33

21. An Elder's Perspective on Being a Student and...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/02/19

Dipaunka Macrides is an alchemist, teacher, author, aromatherapist and herbalist elder in Gidgeegannup, WA on Nyoongar country. In this interview we explore Dipaunka's world andhis influences and inspirations as a herbal medicine teacher. We talk about his dispensary which boasts over 350 tinctures- 90% of which he makes himself. We uncover Dipaunka's motivations to become a herbal educator and discuss the importance of regarding the plants as teachers and having a direct relationship with

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01:08:23

20. Continuing the legacy of Dorothy Hall- Bringing...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/02/13

In today's episode, I’m chatting with Sally Kingsford-Smith, a Naturopathic Herbalist, Reiki Practitioner and teacher, practicing on the land of the Wangal people of the Eora nation. Sally is a graduate of the Dorothy Hall School of Herbal Medicine and through her teachings, continues Dorothy’s legacy. During our chat, we delve into Sally’s first forays into the plant world, playing with the fairies and making fairy gardens in her leafy back yard as a child, mixing up potions and talking to the

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01:02:24

19. When Plant Spirit Herbalism Meets Science...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/02/05

Lis Conlon is a deeply experience herbal medicine practitioner and teacher, whose diverse teaching experience spans teaching 5000+ students in Naturopathic colleges about research in evidence based medicine, to facilitating shamanic drum journeys. She emphasises that anyone can have a sacred experience of the plant world, and shares some of the more memorable of these in her life. We talk about her work with Plant Spirit Herbalism founder Pam Montgomery, Lis' own journey with teaching in a herbal

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01:02:33

18. Sustainable Funerals, Sociocracy, and Balancing...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/01/27

Erin Young is a mover and shaker in the realm of social permaculture and tunes in with us from Kabi Kabi country near Eumundi on the Sunshine Coast. As a certified Human Potential Coach and Sociocracy trainer, she shares insight into how she brings nature-informed frameworks and a holistic toolkit to help individuals and forward-thinking organisations balance nervous systems to establish safety and avoid distraction and dysfunction to make real traction in creating a positive impact. She speaks to

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01:21:18

17. Creating Your Own Homegrown Dispensary: Sandra...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/01/21

In this episode, I had the great pleasure of interviewing a teacher of mine- Sandra Parker who has been a clinical herbalist since the 1980s and is based in the beautiful location of Deloraine in Tasmania. Sandra is an incredibly wise and experienced herbalist who has been manufacturing herbal medicine since the year 2000. She had the amazing opportunity to learn from and work with the renowned Ken Atherton for 15 years and went on to offer his manufacturing seminars after he passed away. You may

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00:45:22

16. Foraging, kitchen medicine and herbal tea-...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/01/14

Caroline Parker is a herbalist, forager, farmer and facilitator, with a studio in the misty Wombat Forest on Dja dja wurrung and Wadawurrung land where she blends her award winning teas and tisanes. During our chat Caroline shares her introduction to the world of plants as a suburban kid growing up in the 80’s and 90’s. Her Mum’s a very keen gardener and the family loved to visit the local nursery on weekends, picking up plants and seeds for their garden. Caroline speaks of the joy of being allowed

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00:59:34

15. The Mystic Roots of Western Herbal Medicine: Jimi...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/01/06

Stephanie Hazel interviews medical polymath Jimi Wollumbin, who shares his research on the deeply mythic, mystical and sophisticated roots of Western Herbal Medicine - digging all the way back to Ancient Greece to discover teachings on Qi and Numa, underground group psychedelic journeys and forgotten Hippocratic traditions. We discuss the difference between Immanence and Transcendence as ways of experiencing the sacred, as well as how the a mis-translation of the greek word Numa (spirit or breath)

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00:38:55

14. Midwifery, Placenta Planting & Syntropic Food...

The Elder Tree Podcast ·

2023/01/01

Elizabeth Jinks is a midwife, mother of seven, seed saver and a syntropic food forester. With a Masters' in Primary Maternity Care, she is committed to delivering informed, personalised care that empowers women to birth well, whether in a hospital, birth centre or from the comfort of home. From birthing six of her babies at home with the same midwife, Beth is passionate about offering this continuation of care for other women. Our discussion includes some insightful chats about placenta planting

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