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Plant Frequencies Podcast

Plant Frequencies Podcast

Tune Into Plants - A podcast exploring the deep connection between people and plants. Hosted from Boulder, CO, it features insightful conversations with farmers, scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and innovators who work with plants in transformative ways. Each episode uncovers the wisdom, science, and stories behind our relationship with the natural world.

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#16 - Why We Need a New Approach to Philanthropy -...

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2025/08/08

What happens when a Wall Street advisor walks away from the world of finance to build something more meaningful?In this episode, we sit down with Paul Lussow, the CEO of Giving Place and Tiffingive (https://tifin.com/product/give//) to explore how and why philanthropy needs to evolve. We talk about the deeply personal nature of giving, the myths surrounding nonprofit "efficiency," and the tools that are making it easier, and more impactful, for people to give generously across

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02:10:57

#15 – Why Leadership Needs Less Hustle and More Heart...

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2025/08/06

Burnout isn’t just about doing too much, it’s about doing the wrong things for the wrong reasons.In this episode, executive coach and spiritual practitioner Robert MacNaughton shares 12 powerful practices for leading with integrity, clarity, and stamina. From checking your calendar for energetic alignment to switching from hustle mode to intuition-led action, this conversation dives deep into what it means to lead from presence, not pressure.We explore the nervous system’s role in leadership, the

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01:48:01

#14 - Building a Resilient Local Food System -...

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2025/07/26

Mackenzie Sehlke, Executive Director of the Boulder County Farmers Markets and a Tufts‑trained expert in food policy and nutrition, joins Stephen for a deep dive into the future of farming and local food systems. They discuss the challenges small growers face with USDA guidance, the trade‑offs in keeping microgreens clean and nutrient‑dense, and how federal and local policies shape the path forward. Mackenzie shares her vision for innovation in Colorado agriculture, the role of farmers markets as

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02:05:49

#13 - What Happens When Ceremony Meets Psychotherapy?...

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2025/07/25

In this deep and wide‑ranging conversation, ceremonial guide and licensed psychotherapist Andres Zambrano opens his medicine bag and his heart. Together we explore the sacred tools of ceremony—mambé, ambil, hape, feathers, smudging, and prayer—and how they awaken intuition, cleanse energy, and invite clarity.Andres speaks on the subtle art of working with plant medicines, how to move beyond spiritual bypassing, and why real transformation requires integration in daily life. He shares how visions

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02:26:29

#12 - Why Nature Doesn’t Revolve Around Us - Jessica...

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2025/07/14

In this episode, herbalist and formulator Jessica Baker explores the deep, often overlooked relationship between humans and the plant world. From the evolutionary wisdom of cannabis to the everyday stress relief of a walk among street trees, we unpack how plants shape our health, history, and consciousness. Jessica shares grounded ways for urban dwellers to reconnect with nature — even in concrete jungles — and offers insights into cannabis cultivation, responsible use, and its many medicinal and

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01:54:50

#11 - Why The Future of Food Starts Underground -...

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2025/07/01

Ryan Lynch is a plant scientist and genomics researcher at the Salk Institute whose work focuses on root architecture, fatty acid biosynthesis, and building climate-resilient crops.Food systems are collapsing under the weight of climate change, degraded soils, and nutrient-poor crops. But what if the answers aren’t above ground—in the leaves, stems, or fruit—but underneath, in the roots?Ryan believes the overlooked and underground world of root systems is the key to the future of agriculture. By

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01:18:00

#10 - How Modern Farming Failed—and What Comes Next -...

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2025/06/06

High-tech farming is failing. What now?In this episode, I sit down with my good friend, JC Chidiac, horticultural engineer and founder of Culty Bio, to talk about why so many modern farms are collapsing — and what it actually takes to grow healthy food in a changing climate.We cover:🌱 Why vertical farms and hydroponics keep flopping💡 The difference between controlling nature vs working with it🌍 What regenerative farming actually means🍓 Why most grocery store produce is nearly nutrientless🔥 How

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#9 - Why the Womb and the Wild are Connected - Jay...

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2025/05/30

In this episode community herbalist, forager, menstrual cycle educator, and doula Jay Schwarz shares insights on herbalism, women’s health, and reconnecting with nature. We explore the many uses of herbs—from teas to skincare—along with sustainable foraging, the healing power of plants like motherwort, and the link between physical and emotional well-being. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on listening to your body, understanding hormonal cycles, and reclaiming traditional wisdom for modern

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00:59:09

#8 - Why Fires, Food, and Housing Shape Boulder’s...

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2025/05/23

What does it really mean to lead a city like Boulder? In this episode, Mayor Aaron Brockett joins us to talk wildfires, water, housing, public parks, and why local government matters more than ever. We dive into what makes Boulder unique—from its open space legacy and thriving food scene to its challenges around homelessness, addiction, and federal funding cuts. Mayor Brockett shares lessons from running a tech company, his consensus-based leadership style, and how nature keeps him grounded. It’s a

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01:53:29

#7 - Why the Future of Farming Depends on Robots -...

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2025/05/16

In this episode Max Knight, co-founder of Rooted Robotics, explores how automation, AI, and a fresh entrepreneurial mindset can transform the future of farming. With a background in environmental engineering and a passion for sustainability, Max shares the story behind Rooted Robotics' evolution—from a vertical farming startup to a company designing accessible automation tools for small and mid-sized growers.We dive into how Rooted Robotics uses computer vision and machine learning, what makes

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01:55:12

#6 - Why Fear of Failing Is Costing You Everything -...

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2025/05/09

What if the failures you’re ashamed of are actually your biggest advantages? In this episode, we explore why mistakes are essential to growth, how to build yourself from the inside out, and what it really means to fail forward. From burnout and doubt to clarity and purpose, this conversation is for anyone who’s stuck, scared, or starting over.You’ll walk away with a clearer path to resilience, meaning, and becoming who you’re meant to be.-Get a 15% discount on the best supplements from BeMicro with

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02:02:33

#5 - Why Success Won’t Fix Your Relationship with...

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2025/05/02

Will Dugan is a Boulder-based founder, cyclist, and community builder working at the intersection of food, purpose, and movement. He launched Vafels in 2018 — a modern, plant-based twist on the traditional Belgian Liège wafel — inspired by his time racing bikes professionally in Belgium and a desire to fuel riders with real food. What began as a snack for monthly charity rides has grown into a mission-driven brand rooted in ethical, sustainable ingredients.Will also founded Project Supertraining, a

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#4 - Why We Need Plant Rituals Now More Than Ever –...

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2025/04/29

Sofia Arana-Miranda is an animist, herbalist, artist, and curandera with a lifelong passion for nature and plant medicines.Early in life, she saw people's frustration and helplessness with allopathic medicine, and was powerfully drawn towards natural healing methods. In 2010, she embraced the gifts of nature and began her formal training in traditional folk medicines. Today, Sofia combines these practices with her studies at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism to curate Earth-based protocols

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#3 - How Mushrooms Cured What My Doctors Couldn’t -...

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2025/04/29

I’m joined by my friend Danny Walsh — founder of Peak State Coffee. Danny’s an engineer turned entrepreneur who brings a systems mindset to startups, and a deep passion for the outdoors into everything he does. From building trails in the White Mountains to building a coffee company rooted in wellness and sustainability, he’s all about purposeful work.In this episode, we dive into nature, innovation, and how he’s using mushrooms and coffee to help people reach their Peak State.-Get a 15% discount on

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#2 - The Medicine in Your Backyard – Brigitte Mars

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2025/04/11

Brigitte Mars, a true pioneer in the world of herbal medicine. With over 60 years of experience, she’s an herbalist, author of 17 books, and a professor at Naropa University, where she bridges traditional plant wisdom with modern academia.Brigitte’s deep-rooted passion for nature has shaped her life’s work, from sustainable living to holistic healing.She’s here to share her journey, insights, and the powerful ways plants can transform our lives.-Get a 15% discount on the best supplements from

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#1 - Dr. Peter Jones - From Tribal Lands to Trident:...

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2025/04/04

Dr. Peter Jones—anthropologist, entrepreneur, and coffee and tea expert. As the owner of Boulder’s beloved Trident Café, Idle hands roasting company and the Bauu Institute, Peter has spent decades studying human cultures, sustainability, and, the perfect cup of coffee and teaFrom working with Indigenous communities to judging international coffee competitions, he brings a unique perspective on what makes coffee not just a drink, but a deeply cultural experience. -Get a 15% discount on the best

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