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The Amazon is home to too many things to write is this small place. That being said, it is our home, it is where diversity springs forth to the rest of our planet and it is where ethnobotanist and President of The Amazon Conservation Team, MARK PLOTKIN, chooses to see the world. His latest book is The Amazon What Everyone Needs To Know.
We interviewed 20 years ago when he wrote The Tales of the Shaman’s Apprentice. Still a brilliant read, it is only eclipsed by his latest book which REALLY tells the tale…
DR. JOEL FUHRMAN would like to welcome you to the future now of natural healing. His book, Eat for Life, takes a fresh new look at the nutritarian lifestyle; how it works, why it works, and proof of its effect in action. Your health is in your hands.
february 2020 guests:
Nuffield Scholar, RYAN BOYD is a third generation family farmer from the South Glanton Farm in Manatoba Canada. Ryan is implementing regenerative agricultural practices to improve the soil and water resources. As they diversify with cover crops and livestock the carbon is staying where we like it, in the soil!. http://www.southglantonfarms.com/
Gerry Gillespie has been talking trash for over 25 years; that missing piece in the climate change conversation. His recent Acres USA published book, The Waste Between Our Ears, outlines the progress and possibilities of recycling in our communities and regenerating our soils. https://www.gerrygillespie.net/
My gardening partner, Lindalu Meadows, rounds out our February podcast talkin’ story – it’s too early to plant, so we’ve got time to sit a bit…
Plain and simple, DR NICOLE APELIAN states, “It’s all about connection”. Nicole is a biologist, mother, anthropologist, educator, researcher, author, expeditionary leader, safari guide, herbalist and traditional skills instructor. There is so much useful information shared in her book, The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies.
DR. JAMES GORDON founded the Center for Mind Body Medicine in order to treat 1,000’s of people world-wide who have experienced extreme trauma. The success of his program, as well as his technigues are shared in his latest book, The Transformation.
Brilliant work that can reach into all of our lives and share how recovery from even minor traumas are worth investigating for personal happiness and planetary connectedness.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is one of many metabolic problems that many suffer from today. And, many of those problemss lead back to a common insulin resistance. PCOS may not interest you but the information we receive from NADIA PATEGUANA and her book, The PCOS Plan, is relevant to all.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is one of many metabolic problems that many suffer from today. And, many of those problemss lead back to a common insulin resistance. PCOS may not interest you but the information we receive from NADIA PATEGUANA and her book, The PCOS Plan, is relevant to all.
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