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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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01:34:26

#29 - Does Chinese Medicine Work Better for Today's...

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2025/11/14

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Chloe Weber, DACM, L.Ac. and Founder of Radical Roots Herbs, to explore why Chinese medicine makes so much sense in today’s world. Chloe breaks down how this ancient system understands the body, why it often catches what Western medicine misses, and how its root-cause approach helps explain the rise in chronic illness. We dive into balance, stress, toxins, and what it means to truly support the whole body, not just treat symptoms.Check out Dr. Chloe's work:

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02:48:42

#28 - What You Discover After Surviving Cancer Twice...

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2025/11/07

Aaron Houghton is a tech founder, mental performance researcher, and creator of the Optimal Pace Protocol. A system designed to turn overwhelmed founders and leaders into what he calls “Superhuman Mental Athletes.”Aaron built and sold his company for over $100M before age 30. But the price of success wasn’t freedom, it was panic attacks, burnout, and two battles with life-threatening cancer.Check out Aarons work - https://www.instagram.com/thrivewithdory/ Check out our Sponsor - BeMicro - the

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01:18:33

#27 - Missionary to MIT: What Happens When Purpose...

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2025/10/28

My guest today is Dave Hoyme, one of my childhood best friends.We grew up mowing lawns, playing state tennis, and riding bikes around the south suburbs of Chicago.Dave went on to become a missionary in Africa, earned his MBA at MIT, worked in high-level finance, and recently moved back to Africa to build new ventures.Check out our Sponsor for the easiest way to sneak nutrient dense and detoxifying vegetables into any meal with a 15% discount. Use code STEVE15 at https://bemicro.farm/Connect with

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#26 - The Healing Frequency: The Science of Sound...

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2025/10/17

Sound isn’t just something we hear, it’s something that shapes us. In this episode, sound-healing pioneer Jonathan Goldman joins us to explore how vibration and intention can restore balance in the body and mind.We discuss how sound affects us on both a physical and energetic level, why “frequency plus intent equals healing,” and how noise pollution disrupts our natural resonance. Jonathan also reflects on the rise of AI and the importance of maintaining heart-brain coherence and conscious awareness

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02:19:39

#25 - The Real Cost of Cheap Milk—and How One Vet Is...

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2025/10/10

Dr. Kevin McSweeney is a former dairy-industry veterinarian who walked away from industrial farming to create a more ethical, small-scale model where calves stay with their mothers. In this episode, he exposes how profit often outweighs welfare, and what it really means to give cows a life worth living.Learn more about Kevin and his work - https://www.fivefreedomsdairy.com/-Check out our Sponsor for the easiest way to sneak nutrient dense and detoxifying vegetables into any meal with a 15% discount

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02:11:05

#24 - Are We Alone? An Astrobiologist Answers -...

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2025/10/06

In this episode, I sit down with Graham “The Cosmobiologist” Lau — astrobiologist, science communicator, and Director of Communications at the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science. Graham has spent his career exploring some of humanity’s biggest questions:- How did life begin on Earth?- Could life exist on Mars, Europa, or distant exoplanets?- What would it mean to discover alien intelligence? - And what are our moral responsibilities as we develop AI and explore space?We cover everything from the

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02:05:55

#23 - Why Our Food Systems are Failing, and What We...

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2025/09/26

From experimental art to regenerative farming, Hearty Provisions CEO Roberto Meza’s journey is as unconventional as it is inspiring. In this conversation, we explore how health challenges led him to microgreens, biodynamic farming, and ultimately to building food hubs that tackle systemic inequities. Roberto shares insights on the health benefits of whole foods, the lessons he learned from the Amish, and the entrepreneurial challenges of growing a mission-driven business. We dive into food security,

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01:15:09

#22 - Freeze-Drying & The Future of Food Security -...

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2025/09/19

Can freeze drying help solve some of the biggest challenges in food and nutrition? In this episode, David Leaman, freeze-drying content creator and strategic partner, takes us inside the science, business, and real-world applications of freeze drying — a preservation method that retains up to 97% of nutrients while dramatically cutting down on food waste. We look at how freeze-dried powders can make kids’ meals more nutrient-dense, how farmers and grocery stores can save unsold produce, and why

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02:04:12

#21 - From Grief to Growth: How Psychedelics Shape...

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2025/09/17

In this episode, we speak with Niko Skievaski — co-founder and CEO of Althea, a company building systems to make psychedelic therapy safe, accessible, and fully integrated into mental health care.Niko shares how mushrooms influenced both personal healing and major life choices — including the decision to step away from entrepreneurial success in pursuit of deeper meaning. Together, we explore the role of psilocybin in easing grief, breaking thought patterns, and expanding consciousness.We also dive

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01:43:38

#20 - Addiction, AI, and the Future of Healing -...

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2025/09/05

In this episode of Plant Frequencies, I sit down with Charles Johnson, a long-time friend and medicine facilitator, for a wide-ranging conversation on the intersection of technology, psychedelics, and addiction.Charles shares his journey from struggling with heroin in his 20s to finding profound healing through Ibogaine, an experience that led him to dedicate his life to supporting others in their recovery. Today, he and his partner are building an “Addiction Academy” in Florianópolis, Brazil,

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01:31:36

#19 - How Do We Reconnect with Ourselves? - Grace...

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2025/08/29

With over 35 years as a Health and Wellness Coach, Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher, and founder of multiple wellness ventures, Grace Ventura has dedicated her life to guiding others through transition with compassion, creativity, and embodied practice.In this conversation, Grace shares her journey from raising six children to launching an organic food brand, and now leading Gracious Pathways, where she helps people reclaim wellness through somatic practices, daily self-care rituals, and

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01:55:03

#18 - Conscious Leadership, AI, and Regenerative...

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2025/08/22

What does it mean to lead with heart in the age of AI? In this powerful conversation with Carlotta Mast, industry leader, board member, and champion of conscious business, we explore the intersection of people, purpose, and technology.Carlotta shares insights on:-How to use AI as a tool without losing human creativity and agency.-Building businesses rooted in service, connection, and abundance.-The future of regenerative organic practices (ROC) and why they matter.-Bridging the gap between

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02:27:59

#17 – Hemp, Protopian Futures & Building Sustainable...

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2025/08/15

In episode 17 of Plant Frequencies, I sit down with Zev Paiss. A hemp pioneer, sustainable futurist, and protopian thinker, to explore how we can build a more resilient and hopeful future.With decades of experience in community development, industrial hemp advocacy, and systems thinking, Zev shares insights on:- The rise, challenges, and promise of the hemp movement- What a protopian future looks like, and why it matters- Practical steps to create communities that thrive over the long term- How

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01:45:02

#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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