Plant Cunning Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this special episode, we're thrilled to have the amazing botanical witch, author, and fantastic person, Amy Blackthorn, join us again. Amy shares her extensive knowledge of botanical magic, aromatherapy, and plant spirit communication.

She discusses her latest book, 'Sacred Plant Magic: Spells, Rights, and Rituals for Living in an Aromatic Life,' and offers insights on how to build a deeper connection with plants.

From stories about overcoming challenges and setting boundaries with the help of plant allies to practical advice on using essential oils, Amy offers a treasure trove of wisdom for both novice and experienced plant lovers alike.

You'll learn about the different ways to work with plant spirits, whether through gardening, cooking, or utilizing essential oils.

Amy also discusses the importance of trusting your intuition and listening to the subtle messages that plants communicate to us daily.

Join us as we delve deep into the magical world of plants with Amy Blackthorn!

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For more from Amy Blackthorn, check out her website: amyblackthorn.com and her autographed books at blackthornsbotanicals.com.

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Welcome to the Plant Cunning Podcast, hosted by AC Stauble and Isaac Hill. In this episode, we have a fascinating conversation with Jazmina Von Thiele and Paulina Stevens, authors of 'The Secrets of Romani Fortune Telling.' Jez and Paulina discuss the inspiration behind their podcast Romanistan, share their personal experiences growing up in Romani culture, and dive deep into various forms of divination, including tarot, palmistry, and tea leaf reading. They also highlight the importance of cultural representation, ethical practices in fortunetelling, and their upcoming Romanistan festival event. Whether you're interested in divination, Romani culture, or just love a good story, this episode has something for everyone. Subscribe and join us for this enlightening discussion!

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Get tickets for the Plant Cunning Conference here: Plant Cunning Conference – July 26-28, 2024 In this episode of The Plant Cunning Podcast, we welcome Julian Barker, a renowned herbalist and author. Julian discusses his journey into herbalism, his teachings at the School of Herbal Medicine, his latest book "Physic: A Primer of Herbal Medicine," and his philosophy on natural medicine and human health. The conversation explores the importance of understanding plants and human physiology, the significance of culinary herbs, the concept of terrain in human health, and the value of empathy and witnessing in therapeutic practice. Julian also delves into practical advice for budding herbalists and his vision for integrating plant-based knowledge into everyday health.

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In this episode we speak with Dr. Storl about connecting with plants from a young age, studying botany and being dissatisfied, anthropology, ethnobotany, biodynamic gardening, and so much more! You can find his books in English (most of his writing is in German) at https://bookshop.org/contributors/wolf-d-storl

Also, we will be recording a live show with Kat Maier, the author of Energetic Herbalism: A Guide to Sacred Plant Traditions Integrating Elements of Vitalism, Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine on Feb 16, at 1 pm Eastern, which will be open to our Patreon patrons to join and ask questions. We'll be sending out invitations to patrons in the next few weeks, so if you'd like to join, find us at Patreon.com/PlantCunning

In this episode we speak with Sean, who is a gardener/permaculturist, nurseryman, and YouTuber about how he got into gardening, his gardening philosophy, hand dug ponds, and we geek out on some of our favorite plants including Schisandra chinensis and Diospyros virginiana. You can find him at EdibleAcres.org and us at Patreon.com/plantcunning.

In this episode we speak with Deatra and Adam about rediscovering the lost herbal traditions of Eastern European Jews. We talk about the kinds of folk healers, from the ba'alei shem and feldshers to the opshprekherin folk magicians and midwives. We talk about how this knowledge came to be lost, how Deatra found the key to the herbal practices in an old book, and we talk about some of the actual plants that these healers used, from Aristolochia clematatis to Hypericum perforatum. A wonderful conversation of history and ethnobotany. You can find the book at most places you'd buy a book, and Adam and Deatra on Instagram and at their website, https://www.ashkenaziherbalism.net/.

And you can support the podcast at patreon.com/plantcunning

We welcome Zamboni Funk back on the show to talk about the year ahead. First we start with the context and the bigger picture with the 200 year Saturn and Jupiter cycle, the 84 year Uranus cycle, and then get into the nitty gritty of what all the planets are doing in 2022. We look at a few dates that are really good for certain activities: Early April is good for a concert or party, April 8th is good for dreaming big, May is great for starting garden projects, and there's plenty of time this summer to get into fights, if that's what you're looking for! We had a lot of fun with Zamboni, and wish you all a happy New Year!

You can find Zamboni on Instagram at @ZamboniFunk and Patreon at Patreon.com/ZamboniFunk

And you can support the podcast at Patreon.com/PlantCunning

Matthew Wood is an herbalist, educator (at the Matthew Wood institute of Herbalism), and author of several modern classics of American herbalism. His new book, Holistic Medicine and the Extracellular Matrix: The Science of Healing at the Cellular Level helps holistic practitioners validate what we knew all along: this stuff works! In episode we get into the nitty gritty of what the extracellular matrix is, how it works, how it validates holistic modalities like herbalism, cell salts, flower essences and more, and some of the herbs that work directly on the matrix like Red Clover, mushrooms like Reishi and Chaga, and mucilaginous plants like Marshmallow and Opuntia. We also get into some of the problems with modern medical-pharmaceutical-industrial complex and the work of Dr. Don Ingber with Tensegrity and the ECM.

Rosita Arvigo is an herbalist, ethnobotanist, Doctor of naprapathy, author and teacher living in Belize. You can find her website at RositaArvigo.com. In this episode we speak about her grandmothers taking her foraging for wild plants in Chicago as a young child, about moving to Mexico in the early 70s to resist the Vietnam war, about moving to Belize and meeting the traditional Mayan healer Don Elijio Panti, who she studied with for 17 years until his death at age 103. We talk about spiritual bathing, the essence of spiritual healing, some of her favorite plants, and her technique of abdominal massage that has helped many people all over the world transform their health.

Also, we are starting to release some videos on Youtube, and you can support the podcast at Patreon.com/plantcunning

In this episode we speak with Emma Farrell, who is a plant spirit healer, geomancer and author of the new book Journeys with Plant Spirits: Plant Consciousness Healing and Natural Magic Practices and in this episode we speak with her about plants as spiritual teachers and allies, the importance of psychic hygiene, how our energy bodies get blocked and damaged, and how to repair them. We also talk about some of her favorite plant allies like elder and mugwort. You can find her at PlantConsciousness.com and find part two of this interview at Patreon.com/PlantCunning