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The Elder Tree Podcast
131: Herb Trends, Ethics & The Business of Herbalism: Mason Taylor on Sacred Herbalism
When herbal trends meet capitalism, how does the practice of herbalism remain ethical? What does it mean for herbal businesses and herbal practitioners to be thinking about sustainability, social ethics and the lifespan of plants? In this interview with Superfeast's Mason Taylor, Stephanie Hazel opens a conversation around these thorny questions that might not have answers but rather an invitation to collective pondering. Show NotesCheck out superfeast.com.au or follow them on Instagram @superfeast *BUY ME A CUPPA*If you liked the episode and...
2025-05-14
1h 14
The Elder Tree Podcast
130. Restoring Nature with Native Plants & Agroforestry in the Daintree: Liana Toth on Permaculture Herbalism
Liana is the Nursery Manager at ClimateForce and designer of organic and holistic food systems rooted in ecology, wellness and care. With a strong foundation in growing native and productive trees, she works at the intersection of ecosystem restoration, endangered plant conservation, and regenerative agriculture. Her work makes permaculture and agroforestry practical and inspiring, bridging grassroots initiatives with institutional change. Join us for a journey into the heart of the Daintree, the oldest rainforest in the world.Deeply connected to the healing power of plants, she also uses herbs to support mental health and emotional r...
2025-05-05
1h 30
The Elder Tree Podcast
127: The Pursuit of Purity can Disconnect you from the World: Miriam Latif on Sacred Herbalism
Can purity be toxic? The stories we tell ourselves and our clients about health and disease can both cause harm, and can help us to integrate our illnesses with grace, and maybe even to heal. A detox can support our health, or it can deepen our disconnection from the world around us as we relentlessly pursue purity and freedom from contamination. Come with Miriam Latif and Stephanie Hazel as they veer away from the strictly Sacred and more towards the ethics and philosophy of wellness culture. Let’s pick apart some of the assumptions we have about wellness together! Mi...
2025-04-13
1h 17
The Elder Tree Podcast
126. Regenerative & Collaborative Agriculture: Toni Perrin on Permaculture Herbalism
Join Toni Perin from Millstream Meadows as she shares her journey from novice home gardener to regenerative farmer. She is on a mission to reconnect North Queensland communities with their food, nurture the land, and cultivate a sustainable culture of stewardship and abundance. She's not just growing food, but cultivating a movement towards a future where food is fresh, local, and sustainable!Toni discusses the power of collaboration for local food provenance and her inspiration to be the 'Joel Saletin' of FNQ.She tackles some challenges new farmers face, the importance of community...
2025-04-09
1h 05
The Elder Tree Podcast
122. Local Food Security & Supporting Farmers For Resilience: Angela Nasson at Tablelands Of Tabletops on Permaculture Herbalism
Join us as we explore the world of local food systems in Far North Queensland, where community farming, seasonal eating, and sustainable agriculture come together to create a more resilient food supply chain. Our guest Angela Nasson from Tablelands to Tabletop is a passionate local food advocate, who shares her personal journey of building a local food network that prioritises community and sustainability. We delve into the challenges faced by farmers, the importance of education about seasonal eating, and the need for systemic change to support fair pricing for local producers.From the...
2025-03-11
1h 09
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Harnessing Social Media: Amplifying Your Podcast's Reach and Engagement
In this episode of "The Podcasting Playbook," we explore the powerful intersection of social media and podcasting, revealing strategies that can significantly amplify your show's reach and boost listener engagement. Join us as we dive into practical tips and innovative techniques to effectively leverage platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, transforming them into dynamic tools for connecting with your audience. Learn how to craft compelling content, foster community, and promote your episodes to generate buzz. Whether you're just starting out or looking to scale your existing podcast, this episode equips you with the essential knowledge to harness social media’s fu...
2025-03-03
13 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
119: Healing Trauma with Animism: Rachel Weitz on Sacred Herbalism
Our kinship with the natural world can offer a balm for the troubled modern soul, and counsellor, somatic therapist and folk herbalist Rachel Weitz works directly with strengthening this sense of relationships with plants, earth and spirit. After quite an amazing journey of apprenticeships and study that span a counselling degree, a 4-year stint in the Peruvian amazon with the Shipibo peoples, and a 6-year apprenticeship with shamanic healer and herbalist Ann Drucker she has created a healing modality she calls “animistic healing arts” that weaves all these threads together. She works with her clients and to rest...
2025-02-10
58 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
118. Aquaculture & Growth Mindset for Sustainable Business: Rodney Ingersol on Permaculture Herbalism
Join us as we dive into the world of sustainable aquaculture and resilience, where innovative practices meet community-driven solutions. In this inspiring conversation, Rodney Ingersoll, CEO and Farmer of Barron River Redclaw and founder of The Aquaponics Gardeners, shares his remarkable journey from working in Papua New Guinea to establishing a thriving aquaculture farm.Rodney's story highlights the critical importance of resilience, creative problem-solving, and sustainable practices in building a successful and environmentally conscious business. Our discussion explores the interconnectedness of sustainable aquaculture, permaculture, and community development, and reveals the key role that community connection, mindset, and...
2025-02-04
1h 20
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Monetization Strategies: Turning Your Podcast into a Profitable Venture
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we dive into the exciting world of monetization strategies, revealing how you can transform your podcast into a thriving business. Join us as we explore various avenues for generating revenue, from sponsorships and affiliate marketing to premium content and merchandise. Discover practical tips on how to identify your target audience and tailor your offerings to meet their needs, ensuring that your listeners will want to support your journey. We also discuss the importance of building strong relationships with brands and how to negotiate lucrative partnerships effectively. Whether you're just starting out or looking...
2025-02-03
13 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
117. Sage and The Power of Kitchen Medicine: Cat Green on Herbal Education
Cat Green from Everyday Empowered steps in as guest presenter on the Herbal Education segment in a perfect display of community herbalism and symbiotic support. Our founder Tatiana is in the process of relocating The Elder Tree project (and her family home) to Northern NSW and Cat offered to cover, and we are so glad she did!In this episode, Cat discusses the importance of kitchen medicine and the versatile herb sage. She emphasizes the benefits of using common herbs found in the kitchen for health and wellness, particularly sage, which has a rich...
2025-01-30
38 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Navigating Podcast Analytics: Understanding Metrics to Drive Growth and Improvement
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we dive deep into the world of podcast analytics, uncovering the essential metrics that can drive your show's growth and improvement. Understanding these analytics is crucial for any entrepreneur looking to elevate their podcasting game. We’ll explore how to interpret key data points, from listener demographics to engagement rates, and discuss practical strategies for leveraging this information to refine your content and expand your audience. Whether you're aiming for targeted marketing or simply want to create a more engaging experience for your listeners, this episode equips you with the knowledge needed to ma...
2025-01-26
10 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
116. Daydreaming and the Value of Mental Stillness: Janelle Coggan on Self Care with Herbs
Growing, cooking and sharing food is an important source of connection and fulfillment for Janelle Coggan. From picking veggies with her grandmother as a child, to making tomato chutney for all her neighbours to sharing seeds with the postman, it’s a way of caring for herself and others. Nelle has 40 years of experience as an educator, instructor, and practitioner in Kinesiology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy and also holds a master’s degree in special education. Nelle’s own lived experience of childhood trauma and subsequent extensive studies in trauma informed practice...
2025-01-21
58 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
114. Permaculture Zoning: Purposeful Design with Medicinal Plants on Permaculture Herbalism
In this episode, Tonielle dives into the world of permaculture zoning, exploring how to design and manage your property to maximise efficiency, productivity, and biodiversity. You'll learn about the zones of permaculture, from the intensive cultivation of Zone 1 to the wild, untouched areas of Zone 5, and tips on how to apply these principles in all climates. She highlights various medicinal plants that thrive in each zone, sharing their benefits and uses, and emphasises the importance of responsible foraging and herbalism practices. Tune in to learn how to create a holistic and regenerative garden...
2025-01-12
44 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
111. The Postpartum Portal: Stephanie Hazel on Sacred Herbalism
Is herbalism important postpartum? YES! Is the postpartum period sacred? YES!! Herbs have supported our grandmothers and our grandmothers' grandmothers throughout the ages during the tender and sacred time of the postpartum period. Herbs help the milk come, help the womb return, help the mother's heart stay steady and help the restoration of life force, blood and nutrients that a mother needs after growing a person inside her. This episode is very personal as I'm due to give birth...
2024-12-14
44 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
110. Wisdom of the Elder Tree Healer & Teacher with Recipes on Permaculture Herbalism with Tonielle Christensen
This special feature episode is about The Elder Tree plant, so tune in to explore this revered ally's medicinal, ecological and cultural wisdom with Tonielle Christensen, aka Earth Mumma. Discover its role in permaculture, the differences between Sambucus nigra and Sambucus canadensis, and practical applications in herbalism. From growing elder trees to crafting immune-boosting elderberry syrup, soothing elderflower teas, and nutrient-packed jams, this episode shares recipes and tips for harnessing the full potential of this extraordinary plant. We also delve into the cultural significance of the Elder Tree, sharing the timeless story of the Elder...
2024-12-10
59 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
109. Big Announcement for The Elder Tree!
In this episode of the Elder Tree podcast, Twiggy Dawn discusses the significant changes happening within the Elder Tree organisation, including its relocation to Northern New South Wales. She shares her vision for creating a more accessible and community-oriented herbal education system in Australia, addressing the challenges faced by herbal practitioners, educators, medicine growers and medicine makers. Tatiana emphasizes the importance of community involvement, resource sharing, and the establishment of a hub for herbalism that fosters collaboration and education.Stay tuned because there are...
2024-11-27
32 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Streamlining Production: Tools and Techniques for Efficient Podcast Creation
In this episode of "The Podcasting Playbook," we dive deep into the art of streamlining your podcast production. Join us as we explore essential tools and techniques that can drastically enhance your efficiency during the creation process. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable tips designed to save you time and reduce stress. Learn how to choose the right software, optimize your recording environment, and implement effective workflows that will allow you to focus more on content and less on logistics. Discover how these strategies can not only improve your podcasting experience...
2024-11-19
07 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Leveraging Guest Appearances: How to Enhance Your Podcast through Strategic Collaborations
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we delve into the art of leveraging guest appearances to elevate your podcast's reach and impact. Join us as we explore how strategic collaborations can not only enhance your content but also introduce your show to new audiences. Discover the best practices for selecting guests who align with your brand and audience, ensuring that each episode becomes a valuable asset in your marketing strategy. We will discuss how to craft engaging interviews that captivate listeners and foster meaningful connections, as well as tips for nurturing ongoing relationships with guests post-appearance. Whether you're a...
2024-11-18
09 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
107: Ask me Anything with Stephanie Hazel
What are the biggest challenges you face as a herbalist? What are your favourite herbs for perimenopause? Birth? Depression? Is it important to specialise in clinic? What herb should everyone in the world take for 3 months for collective healing? These are some of the questions that I answer from YOU - podcast listeners, students and social media followers. @nourishingtides @fitzoii @janjapeschel @galinalugonja @meg.burry @el.freewoman @marjannehuising Our trial episode of Ask Me Anything has been fun, so...
2024-11-15
41 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Building a Community: Engaging Your Listeners Beyond the Episodes
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we dive into the essential art of community building to enhance listener engagement beyond just the episodes. Discover innovative strategies for transforming your audience into a thriving community that actively participates in the success of your podcast. We’ll explore tips on fostering connections, encouraging listener interaction, and creating a dialogue that resonates with your audience members. Learn how to leverage social media, emails, and live events to deepen relationships with your listeners, making them feel valued and heard. Whether you are just starting or looking to enhance your existing podcast, this episode is...
2024-11-14
12 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Finding Your Niche: How to Stand Out in a Saturated Podcast Market
In a crowded podcast landscape, finding your unique voice is essential for standing out. In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we dive into the art of discovering your niche and turning it into a compelling audio experience that captivates and retains listeners. Join us as we explore strategies for identifying what makes your podcast special, from target audience insights to topic selection that resonates. Learn how to differentiate yourself in a saturated market while maintaining authenticity and passion in your content. Whether you’re a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable tips to he...
2024-11-05
10 min
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Content Creation Mastery: Crafting Compelling Episodes that Convert Listeners into Customers
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we dive deep into the art of content creation with a focus on crafting compelling podcast episodes that not only engage your audience but also convert listeners into loyal customers. Join us as we explore techniques to identify your target audience's needs, create impactful episode structures, and implement storytelling strategies that captivate your listeners from start to finish. Discover how to leverage your podcast to effectively showcase your products or services, turning casual listeners into enthusiastic buyers. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable insights...
2024-11-04
10 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
105. Stealth Pathogens and Free Herbal Clinics: Dominique LivKamal on Herbal Education
In this episode, Tatiana interviews Dominique LivKamal from Medicine Room on Gubbi Gubbi country in Malaney on the Sunshine Coast, which is a space dedicated to herbal medicine making, free herbal treatment, education and community health for the past 25 years. Medicine Room dispenses 86 organic herbal preparations which are all made onsite and dispensesd in a free clinic instore and at Eumundi markets. From this space Dominique runs a regular myriad of diverse herbal medicine workshops, courses, and events, plus runs a podcast and sells the 3 books that she has written. ...
2024-11-02
1h 05
The Podcasting Playbook: How to Build a Successful Podcast the Smart Way
Unlocking Podcast Growth: Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Attract and Engage Their Audience
In this episode of The Podcasting Playbook, we delve into the essential strategies entrepreneurs can use to unlock podcast growth and effectively engage their audience. Discover how to create content that not only resonates with listeners but also drives them to take action. We'll explore innovative ways to leverage the internet for audience expansion, ensuring your message reaches the right ears. Learn practical tips on promoting your products and services through compelling storytelling and authentic connections. Whether you're just starting or looking to amplify your existing podcast, this episode offers actionable insights to transform your show into a powerful platform...
2024-10-31
10 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
104. Exploring Homeopathy: Shenel Engel on Self Care with Herbs
During this episode, I chat with Shenel Engel, a dedicated homoeopathic practitioner specialising in women's health, with a profound personal journey through Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome and Endometriosis. Diagnosed at 21 with these conditions and told she might never conceive, Shenel embarked on a transformative journey of healing through diet, lifestyle changes, and homoeopathy. Her personal success story includes the joy of raising two children, inspiring her to help others facing similar challenges. Through her practice, ‘Your Homeopath’, Shenel offers invaluable insights and practical solutions to manage and overcome these conditions, while also offering homeopathic kits to support common...
2024-10-23
50 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
103: Healing Inner Wounds & Calendula: Heidi Wedd on Sacred Herbalism
Could Calendula really help us heal the inner wounded masculine? What does that even mean? What if the medicine of the plants was slowly evolving and changing alongside us? Perhaps not only with human needs, but also with the changes in the ecosystems plants live in. How could they not? Plants are so chemically responsive, they change their makeup depending on the situation they find themselves growing in, and since we are part of the ecosystem to, it is no wonder that plants are offering stronger medicine for healing the inner wounds of broken mental & spiritual worlds.
2024-10-16
40 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
102. Tropical Superfoods & Food Forestry: Tonielle Christensen on Permaculture Herbalism
In this episode, host Tonielle Christensen, aka Earth Mumma, dives into the rich world of tropical superfoods. She highlights the crucial role that perennial plants play in sustainable gardening and food production. The discussion zeroes in on three nutrient-packed plants—Ceylon Spinach (Basella Alba/Rubra), Leaf Ginseng (Talinum Triangular), and Moringa Oliefera—unpacking their nutritional benefits and their place in food forest systems. Gain practical knowledge about the importance of biodiversity in gardens and diets, and how sustainable eating can be initiated with locally grown, resilient crops. Chapters:00:00 - Introduction to Permaculture Herb...
2024-10-11
46 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
101. Tradition and Science United: Dawn Whitten on Herbal Education
In todays episode, Tatiana interiews Dawn Whitten who is a naturopath, herbalist, researcher, teacher and mentor on Bundjalung country in Northern NSW. She is one of the co-owners of Gould's pharmacy for the past 18 years and has a well grounded approach to blending the academic realms with the traditional practices. In this episode, Dawn shares some of her journey with Goulds, and what led her to want to become a lactation expert and assist families in pregnancy and postpartum. She shares her journey of writing her thesis on herb-drug interactions and also shares her...
2024-10-03
1h 08
The Elder Tree Podcast
99: Tree Whispering & Lady's Mantle: Marjanne Huising on Sacred Herbalism
What would it be like to talk to the trees around us, and hear their whisperings in our hearts? What if we could discover their medicinal properties and their soul properties just by speaking with them? Marjanne Huising urges us to just sit down with trees, and trust what we receive. She reminds us that listening to the plants and trees is something that lives inside all of us, it only needs reawakening. Marjanne is a Dutch Herbalist, Author & Treewoman. In this episode of the Elder Tree, Marjanne shares the wisdom of 30 years’ herbal practice and plant communication. She sh...
2024-09-18
51 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
96. Medicinal Mushrooms and Self Compassion: Cath Lilburn on Self Care with Herbs
This episode, I chat with Cath Lilburn, a Herbalist with over 25 years of experience supporting her client’s physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. Her work is grounded in a best of both worlds approach, combining traditional methods of healing with evidence-based medicine (EBM). During our chat we learn about Cath’s journey from studying an Economics degree to jumping ship to study herbal medicine under Dorothy Hall to completing further study in Medicine Management where she dived into the use of medicinal mushrooms during breast cancer treatment. We dive into the barriers to self care, and agree we can often...
2024-08-26
1h 15
The Elder Tree Podcast
93. The Gaps in Herbal Education: Jessyca Bosscha on Herbal Education
In this interview, I have a wonderful chat with Jessyca Bosscha, a naturopath, herbalist and herbal educator on Bunjalung country. Jess has almost a decade of clinical experience and a deep lived experience of recovery from intense trauma and stress, and is passionate about helping others. As you would likely know, Jess runs the 'Self-Care with Herbs' segment of The Elder Tree Podcast, and she really is the perfect person for the job. I love her wisdom and motivation for helping people work with herbs in a deeply restorative and nourishing way. Even just...
2024-08-22
1h 05
The Elder Tree Podcast
94. Grief & Grace: Special Mini Episode
How do we show up for ourselves when the river of grief threatens to sweep us away? Do you allow space in your life to touch the tender places that pain us? To truly grief for those we have lost? To make peace with death? This is a mini episode on Grief and Grace, as Stephanie Hazel steps in to support Tonielle Christensen, our regular Permaculture Segment host, during her own time of grief. Stephanie explores different cultural practices for working with grief when a loved one dies, and discusses three powerful herbs to support us in times of...
2024-08-12
17 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
91. Chamomile, Thyme & Simplicity: Sally Kingsford-Smith on Sacred Herbalism
What is more sacred than simple moments in the garden? Than walking with the wild thyme in the Pyrenees? Join Stephanie Hazel and Sally Kingsford-Smith as they dive into stories and specific indications for some of our most taken-for-granted herbs. Sally shares stories from her clinic, her own life and her journeys to paint the sweetest picture of a simple love of the world of plants and people. Sally is a Sydney-based herbalist, stepping into her crone years with wisdom and grace, whose passion is to teach Dorothy Hall's herbalism to current and future herbalists.
2024-07-22
55 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
86. Green Warriors, Permaculture Aid and Guava: Steve Cran on Permaculture Herbalism
Steve Cran is a Permaculture Aid veteran, teacher, social activist, climate change resilience specialist and a very handy guy to have around after a natural disaster. With a 30-year career in Permaculture, Steve has developed effective, sustainable, recovery solutions for communities affected by natural disasters, war, or long-term poverty. Steve takes on the challenge of assisting people living on the edge of survival, to rebuild their communities. He has developed projects in war zones, post-disaster zones, poverty zones and many difficult where most people would not dare go. Steve says “There is a lot written ab...
2024-06-15
1h 09
The Elder Tree Podcast
85. Herbal Medicine in the Birth Realm: Sarah Smits on Herbal Education
What if reconnecting with traditional knowledge could revolutionize prenatal, birth and postpartum care? Join us as we sit down with Sarah from Bridging Worlds Midwifery, a dedicated holistic home birth midwife from Far North Queensland, Australia, who has built a career around blending traditional midwifery practices with modern healthcare. From supporting home births to teaching traditional methods globally, Sarah shares her unique insights into the importance of preventative measures for ensuring a smooth birth and postpartum period. Together, we explore the intricate balance between the old and the new, stressing the significance of historical...
2024-06-05
1h 00
The Elder Tree Podcast
79: The Witches' Way: Nila Chandra on Sacred Herbalism
What does it mean to be witch? Why is this word so terrifying? And does being a herbalist automatically make you a witch? Join Stephanie Hazel and Nila Chandra as they discuss all things witchy. If witchcraft calls you, you should definitely work 1:1 with Nila, who can provide private teaching, tarot readings and also consult with you to co-create a powerfully effective ritual for a specific purpose, from rites of passage, clearing curses and other magical strains, to entering into relationship with land. Contact her on readingsritesremedies@gmail.com Y...
2024-04-22
1h 03
The Elder Tree Podcast
78. Sustainable Table and Soil Health: Sally Fields on Permaculture Herbalism
Sally Fields is a fifth-generation farmer from a long line of farmers, gardeners, and animal keepers. She cut her teeth in the Brigalow Belah scrub of Southwest Queensland on the family property “Mirri Mirri” in Barunggam country. On her pony Dolly and a big red quad, Sally learnt to hunt, muster sheep and cattle, and roam the land. It was here, in her parents' footsteps, that she cultivated a deep love of the country and its critters. Studying a Rural Science degree, Sally tracked into a career in agronomy. Consulting and farming in many countries and enterprises. The pa...
2024-04-15
39 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
76. Knowing our Self Worth: Emma Caller on Self Care with Herbs
Today I chat with Emma Caller, a naturopath and nutritionist who can thank her Italian heritage for teaching her how food can nourish us. She loves treating itchy babies and nervous kids as well as any skin condition. Emma has a clinic near Coffs Harbour NSW, where she is never not accompanied by her black and white cat Cookie Custard Some of Emma’s earliest memories as a child are steeped in plant medicine- instinctively reaching for plants to heal during games of ‘Doctors and Nurses’. She knew she wanted to be a Naturopath from when s...
2024-04-01
55 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
72. A Food as Medicine Approach to Herbalism: Nena Aleschewski on Self Care with Herbs
Nena Aleschewski BNat IBCLC is a naturopath, nutritionist, herbalist and International Board Certified Lactation consultant. She has been in clinical practice at Goulds Natural Medicine in nipaluna, Hobart, Tasmania for over 14 years and has a passion for optimising the health and wellbeing of women, babies and children. She particularly loves to weave the magic of herbal remedies and food-as-medicine into all the lives she comes across, and strives to bring simplicity and connection into everyday healthy living. Nena grew up with natural medicine- as a child her mum would use homeopathic remedies to support the family’s health. She has a...
2024-03-03
51 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
71. Daoism and Ageing with Soul: Mason Taylor on Sacred Herbalism
Daoist Tonic Herbalism is an ancient tradition from China that works with adaptogenic and tonic herbs to extend life, and support soulful ageing. In this episode, Stephanie Hazel interviews Mason Taylor, one of Australia's major proponents of this tradition through his business Superfeast. They ponder the often ignored question: What does it take to age well? And what's the point of ageing well? Show Notes: * You can find Mason Taylor's business 'Superfeast' and their range of Di-Dao (grown in traditional ways) tonic herbs here. * We discuss Stephen Harrod Buhner's book...
2024-02-24
1h 01
The Elder Tree Podcast
68. A Vision for Plant Connection, Healing and Learning: Elder Tree founder Twiggy Dawn on Self Care with Herbs
Twiggy Dawn is a Mother, Herbalist, Permaculturalist, Educator and founder of the Elder Tree. Folks if you want to hear all about the vision for the Elder Tree from our founder, this episode is for you! Twiggy is passionate about growing, harvesting and making medicines and also has a keen interest in wil & naturalised medicines. She loves connecting people to the plants and also to their own ancestral roots. She has been entranced by plant medicine for as long as she can remember, forming an early interest in witchcraft and fairy lore and making potions from plant material as a ch...
2024-02-02
39 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
55. Indigenous Plant Wisdom of Time and Place: Tyson Yunkaporta on Sacred Herbalism
Tyson Yungaporta is a professor of Indigenous Wisdom at Deakin University and in my opinion one of the most exciting minds in Australia today. He blends ecological systems thinking, global indigenous mythological framing and Indigenous Australian wisdom into a compelling and rich reframe for human consciousness. In this interview, Stephanie and Tyson yarn about plants, how to pay attention to what plants tell us about the time, place and season of country, how plants change in response to humans and how to avoid the trap of flights of fantasy in plant communication. SHOWNOTES:
2023-11-28
1h 20
The Elder Tree Podcast
59. The Stories Underneath our Systems: Miriam Latif on Sacred Herbalism
Miriam Latif - a curious and cunning herbalist from a medical family - is also a storyteller, cultural explorer and systems thinker. She is interviewed here by Stephanie Hazel, and together they chart the important but often-ignored terrain of invisible narratives that shape the way we think about health and healing. How often do you think about the stories you tell yourself unconsciously? Do these stories actually support an experience of life that is connected, interrelated and inclusive, or do these stories support an obsession with individuality and productivity? What about the stories you tell your clients or your...
2023-11-28
56 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
58. Seed Saving, Food as Medicine & Nature Healing with Maria Gilles on Permaculture Herbalism
Embark on a journey into the verdant world of Seed Saving with Maria Gillies. Living a simple yet profoundly enriching life, she is a devoted member of the Mareeba Seed Savers coordinator's team in Far North Queensland and volunteers with the National Seed Savers Organisation to connect all Australian groups and provide seed-saving knowledge and skills. Maria left her life in the laboratory to take off her shoes and follow her curiosity for "food as medicine" and the insightful world of seeds after experiencing a deep connection with Papaya and the lessons learnt from being present with...
2023-11-20
59 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
57. Herbal Shamanism and Kisses from Mel Gibson: Linda Bates on Herbal Education
Linda Bates is a fourth generation herbalist who trained in 19 schools around England and the Mediterranean. She has been in clinical practice for 4 decades and is a truly inspirational herbal elder in Australia. I met Linda about a decade ago, at Pindari farm in Tasmania at a week-long medicine making intensive which was taught by her and Sandra Parker (who I interviewed in episode 17). In this episode we discuss the importance of herbalists doing the ongoing self work- the spiritual work is important to be able to hold space as a practitioner to...
2023-11-17
1h 43
Nothing But Anarchy
Eps. #40 Untold Documentaries, Jennifer Aniston, Michael Jordan Preserving Legacy, Charlemagne tha God's Response to Larry Elder & Monetizing the Ability to Communicate
01:27 - Shaping the show02:16 - Generosity with your audience06:40 - How the Untold documentaries are lacking13:56 - Do you know what is interesting about yourself?20:18 - Jennifer Aniston's career post Friends22:46 - Jennifer Aniston's antisemitism accusations of Jamie Foxx 27:30 - How would you feel knowing the most impactful thing you'll ever do it behind you?29:18 - Writer, Patty Lin's book about her experience writing on Friends31:21 - Working with the same people for over a decade is hard34:04 - Planning your life in 18 month chunks37:14 - Michael Jordan's take on...
2023-08-25
59 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
41. Attuning Ourselves to Herbs: Stephanie Hazel on Herbal Education
Stephanie Hazel is a herbalist, anthropologist, teacher and also runs the Sacred Herbalism segment of this podcast! She has had a broad scope of experience which has lead her to share her embodied teachings about sacred plant medicine both online and in person. Stephanie is dedicated to reawakening in others a sacred relationship with plants, their own bodies and the living world. In this episode, Stephanie shares her journey of learning with a Peruvian curandera about how to relate to plants in a sacred way and t...
2023-07-17
58 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
40. Flowers, essential oils and knowing ourselves constitutionally: Tara Luca on Self Care with Herbs
Tara Luca is an Organic flower farmer and florist, and with her family, has spent time caretaking an Organic Tea tree farm in the beautiful Northern Rivers on Bandjalang country. She lives with her husband Alex, a farmer and teacher, and their 3 beautiful daughters, on an intentional community surrounded by forest. Tara grew up as part of a big Italian family, on a street with multiple generations of the same family who all had amazing gardens, with lots of herbs, veggies and flowers. She has a very early poignant memory of burying her nose in fr...
2023-07-09
1h 01
The Elder Tree Podcast
39. MDMA & Psilocybin Therapy: an interview with an anonymous facilitator on Sacred Herbalism
Stephanie Hazel interviews an anonymous facilitator of MDMA and Psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy. With a background in Drug & Alcohol counselling and transpersonal psychotherapy, this courageous woman tells us what a session looks like, what the importance of integration is, and how these experiences can restore our relationships with the living world. She shares her cutting-edge theory that we can form healthy attachments with plant spirits that can compensate for unhealthy attachments with primary caregivers and support us to transform our anxious/avoidant attachment styles. Stephanie and the therapist discuss the utility of relating to plant medicine and chemical medicine as living...
2023-07-02
1h 06
The Elder Tree Podcast
35. Astrology as a Map of Changes and Plant Energetics: Benjamin Haynes on Sacred Herbalism
Astrologer, Ayurvedic Herbalist and Marketing consultant Benjamin Haynes talks to Stephanie Hazel about how his shift from sought-after marketing and advertising strategist to yoga teacher and Ayurvedic practitioner are all part of his astrological chart. They discuss how astrology offers us a map of the archetypal energies that shift and change in the living world of which we are a part, and how this map can also be applied to plants, both using astrological terms and using the fundamental map of ancient herbalism, herbal energetics. They ponder on the importance of getting out of the mind and into the...
2023-06-03
50 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
33. Building a Culture of Collaboration in the Herbal Community: Cat Green on Herbal Education
Today's interview is a great discussion with Cat Green from Everyday Empowered. Cat is a home herbalist and grassroots community herbal organiser and educator. She's passionate about making it easy -and normal - for people to make simple, effective herbal remedies at home. She believes home herbalism is all about reclaiming our capacity to care for ourselves and our families, as well as reconnecting more deeply with the earth. Through Everyday Empowered, she offers a wide range of practical ways for people to learn about herbs - HerbFest, monthly workshops through the Herb Folk group, DIY Herbal...
2023-05-22
1h 01
The Elder Tree Podcast
28. Mothercare, prioritising the basics and avoiding overwhelm- Emma Jacques on Self Care with Herbs
In this episode, I welcome Women’s Health Naturopath, Emma Jacques to the podcast. Emma’s always had a love of eating and growing good food and spending time outside in nature and in her garden. Undertaking a 4 year Bachelor Naturopathy degree while also birthing and caring for 2 children and coming face to face with ‘mum burnout’, inspired her to focus on Women’s Health and in particular ‘Mothercare’ in her practice… Emma’s been practicing as a Naturopath since 2015, and spent 4 years working alongside acclaimed integrative GP Dr Oscar Serrallach, helping mothers rediscover their vitality and manage their healt...
2023-04-12
1h 11
The Elder Tree Podcast
25. Preserving Endangered Herbs- Christopher Smith on Herbal Education
In this episode I interview Christopher Smith, who is an extraordinary person doing some really important work in the herbal community in Australia. Christopher is a herbalist, horticulturalist and herbal educator He draws on over 40 years of horticultural experience to grow a line of rare and endagered herbs at the herb farm he runs called Tinderry Mountain Herbs, at Tinderry Mountain near Canberra. These herbs are supplied to herbalists in Australia, and Christopher has the noble vision of assisting Australia to become self-sufficient with it's herb supply- in particular Arnica, Goldenseal and Solomons Seal.. ...
2023-03-21
1h 13
The Elder Tree Podcast
24. Motherhood meets small business- the importance of getting back to basics: Norfolk Island Naturopath Zoe King on Self Care with Herbs
During this episode, I chat with Zoe King, a Bachelor qualified Naturopath who runs a Norfolk Island based clinic, dispensary and store. She’s a new mum and understands first hand, the unique challenges facing mothers who also juggle small business ownership. During our chat, we touch on Zoe’s first experience of plant medicine as a small child. Her Mum loved to care for the family using home remedies and one of Zoe’s first memory’s is a funny one- a home remedy for warts that raised eyebrows with her school friends…. Zoe’s experience...
2023-03-14
40 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
22. Bush Survival Skills, Eldership and Story Telling: Koa Windsong on Permaculture Herbalism
Koa Windsong has been cultivating an extensive knowledge of Australian bush tucker and survival skills, living off the land for much of the last four decades around the northern rivers of NSW and Far North Queensland. As a respected elder, he is a wisdom sharer, inspiring and teaching his knowledge to people of all ages with practical in-person workshops about the local wild foods and medicines and how to harvest them respectfully. In this interview, Koa speaks about sustainability and self-healing from the garden space with Comfrey (Symphytum officinale), Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis) and Perennial Coriander (Eryngium f...
2023-02-26
1h 03
The Elder Tree Podcast
21. An Elder's Perspective on Being a Student and Teacher: Dipaunka Macrides on Herbal Education
Dipaunka Macrides is an alchemist, teacher, author, aromatherapist and herbalist elder in Gidgeegannup, WA on Nyoongar country. In this interview we explore Dipaunka's world andhis influences and inspirations as a herbal medicine teacher. We talk about his dispensary which boasts over 350 tinctures- 90% of which he makes himself. We uncover Dipaunka's motivations to become a herbal educator and discuss the importance of regarding the plants as teachers and having a direct relationship with them. Dipaunka has been in clinical practice since 1982 when he first started doing massage. From there he began making his own massage oils. After havin...
2023-02-19
1h 15
The Elder Tree Podcast
20. Continuing the legacy of Dorothy Hall- Bringing people and plants together: Sally Kingsford-Smith on Self Care with Herbs
In today's episode, I’m chatting with Sally Kingsford-Smith, a Naturopathic Herbalist, Reiki Practitioner and teacher, practicing on the land of the Wangal people of the Eora nation. Sally is a graduate of the Dorothy Hall School of Herbal Medicine and through her teachings, continues Dorothy’s legacy. During our chat, we delve into Sally’s first forays into the plant world, playing with the fairies and making fairy gardens in her leafy back yard as a child, mixing up potions and talking to the plants. During her 20’s, working in an office, feeling unfulfilled, and suffe...
2023-02-13
1h 08
The Elder Tree Podcast
17. Creating Your Own Homegrown Dispensary: Sandra Parker on Herbal Education
In this episode, I had the great pleasure of interviewing a teacher of mine- Sandra Parker who has been a clinical herbalist since the 1980s and is based in the beautiful location of Deloraine in Tasmania. Sandra is an incredibly wise and experienced herbalist who has been manufacturing herbal medicine since the year 2000. She had the amazing opportunity to learn from and work with the renowned Ken Atherton for 15 years and went on to offer his manufacturing seminars after he passed away. You may recall from previous interviews that Ken ran Pindari Farm in Tasmania, where he gr...
2023-01-21
1h 21
The Elder Tree Podcast
16. Foraging, kitchen medicine and herbal tea- bringing the herbs into our everyday: Caroline Parker on Self Care with Herbs
Caroline Parker is a herbalist, forager, farmer and facilitator, with a studio in the misty Wombat Forest on Dja dja wurrung and Wadawurrung land where she blends her award winning teas and tisanes. During our chat Caroline shares her introduction to the world of plants as a suburban kid growing up in the 80’s and 90’s. Her Mum’s a very keen gardener and the family loved to visit the local nursery on weekends, picking up plants and seeds for their garden. Caroline speaks of the joy of being allowed to choose a seed or plant of her ow...
2023-01-14
45 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
14. Midwifery, Placenta Planting & Syntropic Food Forestry: Elizabeth Jinks on Permaculture Herbalism
Elizabeth Jinks is a midwife, mother of seven, seed saver and a syntropic food forester. With a Masters' in Primary Maternity Care, she is committed to delivering informed, personalised care that empowers women to birth well, whether in a hospital, birth centre or from the comfort of home. From birthing six of her babies at home with the same midwife, Beth is passionate about offering this continuation of care for other women. Our discussion includes some insightful chats about placenta planting in her garden, her vision for birthing 'on country', and Beth's inspiring Permaculture journey on her prop...
2023-01-01
38 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
12. A life changing accident inspires a passion for herbal medicine- Jen Campbell on Self Care with Herbs
This episode, Jen Campbell, a a traditional herbalist in Bunbury WA on Wardandi Noongar country, shares how a life changing accident provided the portal for her to discover her passion and special connection with herbal medicine. Jen has a strong focus on bringing herbs back to the community and into our homes. She’s passionate about making herbal medicine more attainable and accessible to all members of the community. Jen shares how this desire to make herbs more accessible, alongside the devastating bush fires that hit her region triggered her to want to give back to...
2022-12-15
36 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
10. Nature Kids, Psychology & Community Networks: Samantha Jurgens on Permaculture Herbalism
Samantha Jurgens is co-creator of the Nature Kids Permaculture Program for Families with host Tonielle Christensen. As a comrade and Earth Mumma, Samantha has a background as a Psychologist and found the framework of ethics and principles of Permaculture to be the 'aha' foundation for mindset and sustainable living that she was looking for. She began working in the 'education and arts' domain of this design science and speaks about the power of community and networking, homeschooling, seed-saving, and pulling down the fence between neighbours to share an edible and medicinal garden. Samantha barters with honey and tr...
2022-12-01
1h 00
The Elder Tree Podcast
9. Paradigm Shifts in Herbal Education: Heidi Merika on Herbal Education
Heidi Merika is a medical herbal herbalist, a herbal educator, a herbal medicine maker, and collaborates on amazing projects such as Herbfest. Heidi is also the author of the wonderful book "Wildcraft: The Science and Spirit of Wild Plants as Food and Medicine". In this interview with Heidi Merika, we explore the paradigm shift in herbal medicine education that she has witnessed in her life, from grassroots herbalism to the scientific evidence-based mainstream academic model. She witnessed a shift of focus into an emphasis on clinical herbalism and research-based herbalism. She expresses her feeling of fe...
2022-11-23
1h 21
The Elder Tree Podcast
8. Connection to our Cycles and the Natural World: Artist Dalee Ella on Self Care with Herbs
Dalee Ella has a deep connection with the land upon which she lives and the plants around her and it’s this connection that is expressed through her beautiful handmade prints. Dalee is an Artist Printmaker, papermaker, illustrator and textile designer who creates relief prints and hand made plant infused and dyed papers which are a direct conversation with her life and the land. During our enriching chat, we explore Dalee’s first connection with the natural world and the plants around her as a child growing up in the bush of Far North Queensland, how th...
2022-11-16
50 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
7. Attention as a Gateway to Plant Connection: Jessyca Bosscha on Sacred Herbalism
Stephanie interviews Jessyca Bosscha, a herbalist, naturopath and medicine maker in Evans Head, northern New South Wales. Jessica loves making herbal medicine accessible and encouraging people to weave the plants into their days in simple & rewarding ways. This love of simplicity shines beautifully in this interview, where we explore how a sacred relationship to plants can be as easy as paying attention to them. You can find Jess at https://www.facebook.com/EvansHeadNaturopathy/ https://evans-head-naturopathy.square.site and https://www.instagram.com/evans_head_naturopathy/ Show Notes & Links: The wonderful book about righ...
2022-11-07
46 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
6. A Near Death Experience to Regenerative Agriculture: Igor Pershin on the Permaculture Herbalism Segment
Igor Pershin had a near-death experience which made him take stock of his priorities and decide to give back in some way. This wake-up call sent him back to university to pursue postgraduate studies in the environment at Melbourne University, an addition to his Marketing degree, which acted as a springboard for his climate change activism career, spanning Beyond Zero Emissions, 350.org and ultimately founding his own non-profit, Less Meat Less Heat. Igor's focus was carbon-conscious eating, which opened up opportunities for him to present at UN climate conferences in Paris and Bonn, speak on the TEDx stage, and...
2022-10-31
1h 03
The Elder Tree Podcast
5. Reciprocity with Herbs: Alyson Maier on Herbal Education
We have Alyson Maier from Green Heart Herbals as our very first interviewee on The Elder Tree podcast. Alyson is a shamanic, naturopathic and herbal practitioner in the Glasshouse Mountains, QLD. She is also an author and teacher, and runs a myriad of courses, workshops and classes. I was very excited to interview Alyson as she is a great source of inspiration and supportive energy for me and for The Elder Tree. She is passionate about grassroots herbalism and about creating symbiotic relationships with other herbalists in Australia. In this interview, Alyson shares some deep wisdom on livi...
2022-10-24
43 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
4. Introduction to Self Care with Herbs
Welcome to the first episode of Self Care with Herbs... Tune in as Jess, your host and herbalist at Evans Head Naturopathy, shares a little about her journey down the plant path- from a free range childhood steeped in herbal folk remedies, to high school teacher to herbalist and plant medicine maker. Hear about how Jess leans into her plant allies to enrich her practice of self care and make sure you have a pen and paper handy to jot down the simple, delicious recipe she shares. To find out more about The E...
2022-10-17
11 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
3. Sacred Herbalism Introduction
Hello! Welcome to the Sacred Herbalism Segment of this podcast. In this episode I introduce the themes this podcast will explore, share some of my own experience of sacred relationship to plants, and end with a 5-min guided 'cup of tea' meditation. To find out more about The Elder Tree visit the website here and donate to the crowdfunding campaign here. You can also follow The Elder Tree on Facebook and Instagram and sign up to the newsletter. Find out more about this podcast and the presenters here. Get in t...
2022-10-09
25 min
The Elder Tree Podcast
2. Introduction to the Permaculture Herbalism Segment
This is the first episode of the Permaculture Herbalism Segment of The Elder Tree podcast on the first quarter moon of spring 2022. In this episode, I introduce myself (Tonielle Christensen, aka Earth Mumma) and share some insights into this specific segment and the concepts of the art and science of permaculture. In this space, we will connect with inspiring permaculturalists and learn holistic ways of integrating plants into our homes, gardens and communities for healing. Together, we will explore this regenerative design system with five powerful questions to bring out the wisdom of the amazing people I...
2022-10-02
1h 01
The Elder Tree Podcast
1. Introduction to the Herbal Education Segment
This is the very first episode launching The Elder Tree podcast on the first new moon of spring, 2022. This episode is just me introducing myself (Twiggy Dawn), introducing my segment "Herbal Education", and also sharing about The Elder Tree organisation and where we are at in our journey. Check back in next new moon for my next episode where I will start interviewing inspiring herbal educators from around Australia! Also check in every quarter moon and every full moon to check out the other three segments presented by Jessyca Bosscha, Tonielle Christensen and...
2022-09-25
14 min
The Weathered Man Podcast
The Gift of Brokenness (PT. 2)
Chad and Jamie Elder have had the privilege of serving in Africa since 2013. During their time on the continent, they have been able to serve and lead a church planting team, teach English, train and send out missionaries to other areas, build relationships and see hearts transformed for the Kingdom of God. Their time on the mission field has tested them as well. Their desire to go back to Africa and continue their journey as missionaries continues. As the elders prepare to head back to the mission field they talked with me about some of their most me...
2021-01-29
46 min
The Weathered Man Podcast
The Gift of Brokenness (PT. 1)
Chad and Jamie Elder have had the privilege of serving in Africa since 2013. During their time on the continent, they have been able to serve and lead a church planting team, teach English, train and send out missionaries to other areas, build relationships and see hearts transformed for the Kingdom of God. Their time on the mission field has tested them as well. Upon returning from their last mission, they realized the toll ministry had taken on them and the disappointment of their heart's desires not being fulfilled in personal areas. Would they walk away, or allow the...
2021-01-29
31 min
The Homestretch - 101+ tips for navigating assisted living & nursing homes
Elder Abuse - Scams, Theft, Using the ID of Deceased & Preventative Measures
Sit down with Michael Bruemmer from Experian and discover the scams targeted at the elder population, different forms of Identity Theft, Synthetic ID’s, the preventative steps you can take and how to resolve a breach of your information. Visit www.homestretch101.com for more.
2019-07-18
29 min
The Body of Christ Podcast with Pastor Chad Neptune
Episode 9: Elder Kenneth Hack - Psalms 119 Teaching
In Episode 9, recorded on March 17, 2019 at Gospel Chapel church, Senior Elder Kenneth Hack teaches and exhorts us, using Psalms 119:109. He speaks to us about how we asked God for a drink of water and not only did he give us a drink, but so much more because he gave us the entire well! He talks about our inheritance and our benefits in a close relationship with God through His Word and Spirit. Let’s listen in!
2019-06-30
00 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 21.1 – The Solo Morris Bonus Content Podcast Episode
Where’s Chad? Is he alive? What has Morris been up to in the final days leading up to his return to working world? What movies does he recommend and why did he have to stop a movie half way through? What do you do with your pocket knife when it gets found at a security... Read more » The post Ep 21.1 – The Solo Morris Bonus Content Podcast Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-08-23
14 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 21 – The Don’t Listen to Our Stock Tips Episode
How are Chad’s shares of HMNY doing these days? What are Chad and Morris watching on TV these days? Which sports have the worst sports fans? Are football fans meatheads? Are baseball fans nervous nerds? How awful was 2003 for Red Sox and Cubs fans? Is it okay to wear the baseball hat to a... Read more » The post Ep 21 – The Don’t Listen to Our Stock Tips Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-08-09
1h 05
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 20 – The 20th Episode and Second Episode of the Week Episode
How is Chad’s stock investing strategy working out? Should you take his investing advice? Is it possible to get a refund when the stocks you bought on the Robinhood app begin to lose value? What score did Morris give Ant Man 2? What comic books has Chad been reading lately? What does Morris have in... Read more » The post Ep 20 – The 20th Episode and Second Episode of the Week Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-08-04
1h 19
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 19 – The Welcome Back Episode
How many cases of The White People’s Court does Morris have saved up from over the last few weeks? Does The Asian People’s Court need to be changed to just The Morris Court? What is Morris’s new job all about? How many years does Morris need to take off from work before he gets offered... Read more » The post Ep 19 – The Welcome Back Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-07-30
1h 11
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 18 – The Final 2018 Podcon Episode
How many more cats can Chad fit into his life? Who is Chad’s clean yang to his dirty ying? Where’s Chad’s new pizza spot in Vegas? Did the random Mexican dude that talked to Morris at The Nerd Bar think about Morris as his team almost exited the World Cup? What is the go to... Read more » The post Ep 18 – The Final 2018 Podcon Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-06-28
55 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 17 – The Podcon Part II Episode
How many of the things that Chad and Morris talked have they actually done after 1 day in Vegas? Will Morris be able to tell the difference between the Impossible Burger and actual burgers? How much money has Chad lost so far on gambling? All this and more on The Podcon Part II Episode! The post Ep 17 – The Podcon Part II Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-06-23
10 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 16 – The Podcon Part I Episode
What do people at Chad’s new job do after hours in the office? What should happen during Podcon? Do more people just cash their check at the casino or do they just cash their check and blow it all at gambling right away? How many times will Morris eat at In N Out over the... Read more » The post Ep 16 – The Podcon Part I Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-06-22
52 min
The How'd We Get Here Podcast
Ep 15 – The Chad is Back Episode
Where have Morris and Chad been? Where was all the bonus content mentioned in the previous episode? Will Chad be able to explain exactly what it is that he does at his new job? What is the proper length to roll up your sleeves for a button up shirt? How was Superfan Carlos’ trip to the How’d We Get Here Podcast Studio West go? What was Morris’ single branded toy as child and where did it come from? Who is the Impossible Burger really for? What stupid ways did Chad and Morris try to make money as young childr...
2018-06-16
1h 14
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 15 – The Chad is Back Episode
Where have Morris and Chad been? Where was all the bonus content mentioned in the previous episode? Will Chad be able to explain exactly what it is that he does at his new job? What is the proper length to roll up your sleeves for a button up shirt? How was Superfan Carlos’ trip to... Read more » The post Ep 15 – The Chad is Back Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-06-16
1h 14
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 14 – The Crazy Japanese Neighbor Guy Episode Part 1
Will Chad ever get to talk about the Crazy Japanese Neighbor Guy? Does Chad hear Laurel, Yanny, or penis? How many forks should you have by the age of 35? What is the minimum age limit for the comedic purpose of children falling? Did Chad get a permanent concussion the time he fell down the... Read more » The post Ep 14 – The Crazy Japanese Neighbor Guy Episode Part 1 appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-05-25
1h 20
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 13 – The Morris Sounds Like He’s Underwater Episode
Why does Morris sound like he’s underwater? SORRY THE SOUND FIXES ITSELF AT THE 45 MIN MARK. When will Eva learn how to climb over the baby gate? How big of a deal are men’s stretchy jeans? How badly can Morris butcher the plot points and cast of Crash and Traffic? How awesome was the... Read more » The post Ep 13 – The Morris Sounds Like He’s Underwater Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-05-19
1h 12
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 12 – The Longest Podcast Ever Episode
How much did Morris get ripped off by the car dealership? Was the Mississippi cop that pulled over Chad really racist if Chad was white? How many podcast facts can be dropped in a single podcast episode about movies, Costco, and the location of states? Why were Tony Danza and Ludacris in the movie, Crash?... Read more » The post Ep 12 – The Longest Podcast Ever Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-05-12
1h 27
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 11 – The Chad’s Favorite Actor is Paul Rudd Episode
Did Eva really want her shoes off? How many minutes of a bad experience need to pass before a day is considered a bad day? Pure Michigan? Pure Pollution! Is a mixed drink of beer and soda the grossest thing in the world? Is the refillable popcorn bucket worth $15? Who’s Chad’s favorite actor? How... Read more » The post Ep 11 – The Chad’s Favorite Actor is Paul Rudd Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-05-04
1h 10
The How'd We Get Here Podcast
Ep 11 – The Chad’s Favorite Actor is Paul Rudd Episode
Did Eva really want her shoes off? How many minutes of a bad experience need to pass before a day is considered a bad day? Pure Michigan? Pure Pollution! Is a mixed drink of beer and soda the grossest thing in the world? Is the refillable popcorn bucket worth $15? Who’s Chad’s favorite actor? How many times is Morris going to talk about Costco? How can Chad shop at Costco without a membership? Why does Chad have 2 Facebook profiles? Don’t forget to pick up your phones to look at crazy photos of Chad! All this and more on The...
2018-05-04
1h 10
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 10 – The Sad Clown Episode
What was the reaction to the podcast’s 10th episode? How lucky is it to get pooped on by a bird? Could Morris punch a falcon out of the air? Which story of fast food hitting the ground was sadder? Who had the saddest birthday story? All this and more on the TENTH episode of The... Read more » The post Ep 10 – The Sad Clown Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-04-19
1h 13
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 9 – The No Topic Episode
What’s it like to go to the movies alone? Plus the debut of the 60-second movie review! What kind of food is appropriate to be eaten off the floor and where do you draw the line? Where can elementary school pizza be found? Mustard sandwich vs. mayo sandwich, who ya got?! What makes Miracle Whip... Read more » The post Ep 9 – The No Topic Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-04-13
1h 15
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 8 – The Man Date Episode
Who goes to a card store on Easter? Will Chad ever get his chance to beat up a 4 year old? Why is Morris so awkward? Where hasn’t Morris pee’d? How did Morris’s man date go? Why did MySpace fail? Does anyone want to be Morris’s friend? Also, tune in for the first installment of... Read more » The post Ep 8 – The Man Date Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-04-05
1h 15
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 7 – The Haircut Episode?
Will iTunes ever have enough data to rate the podcast? How much is an Asian baby worth on the black market? Who had the worse haircut during high school and college? What is Chad playing on his mini SNES? Does anyone really know where Ohio is? Is it rude to eat while waiting in a... Read more » The post Ep 7 – The Haircut Episode? appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-03-29
1h 05
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 6 – The Jobs Episode
Will the podcast get sued? How BS is astronomy? What is a podcast fact? Did Chad’s cat pee on the box? Will these two ever talk about the jobs they held before they graduated from college? Which was a worse job, Chad’s pump repair job or Morris’s ice cream scooping job? Will they ever solve... Read more » The post Ep 6 – The Jobs Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-03-23
59 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 5 – The Dining Hall Job Episode
How much can two people talk about pizza? What makes Target better than Walmart? Costco food court tips? Costco food court tips! Who was the Pizza Nazi? Why did college kids try so hard working at a dining hall? Is there such a thing as a nacho bar? What was Morris saving all of his... Read more » The post Ep 5 – The Dining Hall Job Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-03-16
1h 07
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 4 – The Pizza and Jobs Episode
What is a pizza? Did Chad invent the BBQ chicken pizza? Will they ever talk about the card store? Why did that head shop job need 8 interviews? Why does Chad take his checks to the casino to cash? All this and more on The Pizza and Jobs Episode! The post Ep 4 – The Pizza and Jobs Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-03-09
1h 02
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 3 – The Morris Interview
Is Eva ever going to sleep? What are Taylor Swift fans called? When did Morris become a Swifty? Would he get a Boston or an Insane Clown Posse tattoo first? Where did he get all of his Nirvana bootlegs and Magic: The Gathering cards? Was he really a manager of a punk rock band? All... Read more » The post Ep 3 – The Morris Interview appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-02-24
1h 06
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 2 – The Chad Episode
What is keto? Is it a disease? How tall was Chad when he was born? What happened to his competitive spirit? Did it go away because he got punished for getting into a fight with his own teammates? How tall is the average male? Can Barefoot Magoo actually play basketball? All this and more on... Read more » The post Ep 2 – The Chad Episode appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-02-15
55 min
Chad Elder Music Photography
Ep 1 – The Pilot
What’s this podcast all about? How are you supposed to pronounce Nevada? What kind of music do grad students listen to? Should we be giving out financial advice? How will we end the podcast? All this and more on the inaugural pilot episode! The post Ep 1 – The Pilot appeared first on Chad Elder Music Photography.
2018-02-08
49 min
Ministry Bits
Jerry Elder on Perspective
In Episode 005, Jerry Elder joins us to talk about perspective in his 32 years of youth ministry and some of his favorite apps. Jerry's favorite apps:Panorama Picture taking with the iPhoneGroupText EvernoteSpring Meadows appAIM (Adventures in Ministry)CYC appApple MapsYouVersion Bible AppYouVersion LiveApple FacetimeBe sure to check out Ministry Bits on iTunesShow notes for this episode can be found at chadl.co/mbits/005Be sure to email me with comments or questions directly at chad.landman@gmail.com.Follow @ministrybits on Twitter! twitter.com/ministrybitsLike us on Facebook at...
2014-02-17
39 min