In this episode of Land Language, we sit down with Brittney Herrera, CEO of Thunder Egg and GeoTune. With 25 years in interior architecture for Fortune 500 tech companies, Brittney has spent her career designing spaces where people want to be. Over time, she found the layer beneath the built environment that most designers never look at: the energetic condition of the land itself. We discuss geopathic stress, how it shows up in dead trees, struggling businesses, flooding basements, broken equipment, and what ancient practices like copper-rod tuning can do about it.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Start

00:33 Meet Brittany Herrera

01:15 Magnetic Workspaces

01:56 What Is GeoTune

03:09 Origin Story and Proof

05:58 Hotel Case Study

08:35 Tuning Worldwide

10:28 On Site Process

12:07 Flooding Success Story

14:01 Skepticism and ROI

17:10 Trees and Relationship

25:35 Farms and Biodiversity

26:59 Tensor Ring Demo

28:14 How to Work Together

28:59 Closing Thoughts

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Website: https://www.brittneyherrera.com/

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About Land Language:

Land Language is a podcast for landscape professionals, plant lovers, and anyone who wants to understand what it really takes to build regeneratively. Hosted by contractor/designer Brit Sastrawidjaya and designer Bethany Rydmark, each episode brings you expert insights, practical tools, and honest conversations about transforming the landscape industry from the ground up.