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HerbMentor Radio: Corinna Wood,
Transforming Fall Roots into Healing Remedies

October 17, 2022 by John Gallagher

Most people think of poke and burdock as pesky weeds, but herbalists like Corinna Wood know that these prolific plants are full of healing gifts. Corinna shares how we can create home remedies with these herbs that will nourish our bodies this fall and beyond. Listen as she draws on her years of experience as an educator and herbalist to share the key to seasonal self-care.

HerbMentor Radio: Mimi Prunella Hernandez, Kitchen Herbalism

September 15, 2022 by John Gallagher

The phrase “food is medicine” gets casually tossed around a lot these days, but herbalist Mimi Prunella Hernandez really lives by this principle. Mimi draws on the influence of her Granny healers and her background in biochemistry to weave herbs into her everyday life. She works with the herbs that grow all around her — including sunflowers and prickly pear cactus — to make vinegars, honey, wine, tea, and even frosting. Listen as Mimi shares her simple tips for bringing common herbs into your own kitchen…

HerbMentor Radio: Tasha & Devon Greenwood, How an Herbal Love Story is Creating a Hub for Queer Community

August 15, 2022 by John Gallagher

Tasha and Devon Greenwood are the founders of MXED GREENS, an herb shop that uplifts queer community and prioritizes accessibility through a sliding scale model. In this episode we discuss queer and trans inclusive healthcare, key advise for new business owners, how to work with seaweeds, and more.

HerbMentor Radio: jim mcdonald, Why There’s No “Best Way” to Learn About Herbs

July 18, 2022 by John Gallagher

When you start studying herbs it can feel like you need to find the best herb school, the best herb books, and the best way to study herbs. But after studying and teaching herbalism for the last few decades, jim mcdonald can definitively say that there’s no one “right way” to learn about herbs. Here’s what to do instead…

HerbMentor Radio: Juliet Blankespoor, The Healing Garden & the Key to Having an Herbal Green Thumb

June 15, 2022 by John Gallagher

Want to create an herb garden but don’t know how to start? Juliet Blankespoor draws on her decades of experience as an herbalist and gardener to help you start an herb garden the simple way.

HerbMentor Radio: Abi Huff,
Ancestral Herbalism

May 24, 2022 by John Gallagher

Abi Huff is an ever-evolving community and clinical herbalist, educator, medicine maker, intuitive life strategist, healing justice organizer, and overall plant nerd. We discuss ancestral herbalism, being a politicized herbalist, food as medicine, and herbs for the nervous system.

HerbMentor Radio: CoreyPine Shane,
Southeast Medicinal Plants

April 4, 2022 by John Gallagher

CoreyPine Shane is a Holistic Clinical Herbalist who founded the Blue Ridge School of Herbal Medicine. He is the author of Southeast Medicinal Plants: 106 Wild Herbs for Health and Wellness.

HerbMentor Radio: Jocelyn Boreta,
The Story of the Botanical Bus

March 21, 2022 by John Gallagher

Jocelyn Boreta is an herbalist and co-founder of the Botanical Bus, a bilingual mobile herb clinic serving Latinx and Indigenous farm workers in Sonoma County.

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