Mary Colvin
Herbology Talk
Find guidance and great advice for the student training in herbalism every other week. Join Mary Colvin RH(AHG) as she interviews herbalists, schools, and other resources relating to multiple topics specific for all levels of herbalists in their continued studies! Her goal is to offer multiple resources for the furtherment of herbalism training. Mary is the author of "The Herbalist's Guide: How to Build and Use Your Own Apothecary" available now for preorder and the host of Herbology Talk Free Quarterly Meet-ups which gathers every fourth Tuesday once a quarter. This meet-up supports the stude...
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Mary Colvin
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1 de dic. de 2024
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Episodios
Episode 2: Finding Inspiration in Herbalism 13.08.2023 50:54
I am joined by Amanda Ferguson, Ohio Herb Center Coordinator, to discuss what inspiration we each use to continue studying in herbalism. The conversation turns to the different careers in herbalism, advice about setting goals in order to choose your path, and the importance of researching your training options along with practical resources to navigate the study of herbalism. You can learn more...
Episode 1: Combining Permaculture Practices with Herbalism 01.08.2023 1:06:30
We are speaking with Denise Cusack of Wholly Rooted Farms about her training and expertise in herbalism, aromatherapy, and permaculture along with the training she offers students. The conversation leads to how these foundations can help students of herbalism especially in regenerative/sustainable herbalism practices. Denise explains her current and future projects that will be available in the...
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