Nurtured by Nature

Today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by Megan Edge, as we dive into a beautiful diversity of topics, her background & interest in geology leads us to consider the story of Mother Earth that is written in the rocks. She also draws our awareness to the pervasive ways that our perception of the natural world is managed through a constant propaganda that is highly censored & curated by design to keep us afraid, disconnected & disempowered. 

Megan shares some simple steps we can take to reclaim our connection to the world & to develop a healthy cynicism towards what the media is presenting to us as fact. She encourages us to delve into earlier books & studies that are treasure troves of wisdom.

Megan also explains how she found complete healing from Fibromyalgia through a gluten free diet & nature’s healing plants & as a result passionately encourages people to advocate for their own health & to reconnect & have autonomy over their bodies. 

We must remember the change we want to see, starts with us as individuals, the world needs you to bring your heart back online, to heal your story & help co-create the healing story for the world.  

Learn more about Megan
Megan Edge is a Master Healer, educator, and author based in Victoria, Canada. Growing up in a family of foragers, she developed a deep connection with nature and learned the art of harvesting from the wild. Born in Vancouver, BC, she has lived across Canada and holds degrees from Dalhousie University in Women's Studies and Social Work, along with an undergraduate degree in geology.

With an entrepreneurial spirit, Megan has held various managerial roles but ultimately found her passion in self-employment. She creates certification courses and workshops for health professionals, blending her extensive training with alternative healing practices. Megan is the author of "The Heart's Journey: Healing Hearts Oracle Cards and Guidebook" and the manual for her Healer’s certification program, "Falling into Being Human: Intuitive Healing."

As an international radio host and public speaker, she focuses on empowering individuals to access their healing abilities. Megan lives with her family and enjoys foraging for clams, oysters, and wild mushrooms in her spare time. Her mission is to facilitate lasting healing and wellness for all.

Website:  http://meganedge.ca/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/megan_edge11/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/meganedgehealing/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganedge/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MeganEdgeHealing

The Heart’s Journey Oracle Cards: https://meganedgehealing.thrivecart.com/healing-hearts-oracle-cards/?coupon=HEARTSJOURNEY

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I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by Christopher Brown, author of A Natural History of Empty Lots, field notes from Urban Edgelands, Back Alleys & other wild places. 

In this captivating conversation Chris’ lyrical descriptions take us on a beautiful journey, as we join him in stepping off the pavement into a world where nature has adapted to thrive in the most unlikely of environments at the heart of our urbanised landscapes. He describes his ambitious plan to create a home for his family on an industrialised wasteland where he has miraculously balanced their needs in a way that also allows him to actively seek to share the space with other species. 

Chris reminds us that rewildling doesn’t require the depopulation of humans & that there is an intrinsic link between the social & economic injustices in our world & the damaged relationship we have with the natural world & the land we live on. But he also encourages us to remember that nature has an incredible ability to respond to the opportunities we make for her & that we don’t have to wait for global institutions to take the lead we ourselves can be the catalysts for change in remaking a new world.

Christopher Brown is the Philip K. Dick, World Fantasy, and John W. Campbell Award-nominated author of the novels Tropic of Kansas, Rule of Capture, and Failed State. Also an accomplished lawyer, he has worked on two Supreme Court confirmation hearings, led the technology corporate practice of a major American law firm, and has been the general counsel of two public companies.

A Natural History of Empty Lots by Christopher Brown is a genre-bending blend of naturalism, memoir, and social manifesto for rewilding the city, the self, and society. Through his keen examination of abandoned industrial sites, empty lots, and deserted agricultural land, Brown discovers that even in these so-called "ruined landscapes" nature's resilience shines. Inspired by its unfailing persistence to return, Brown shows us how easy it can be to bring the wilds back to these damaged places and why it is critical that we do.

Over the course of twenty years, Brown documented these liminal spaces, explored them with his son, and even built his home in Austin, Texas on a brownfield site bisected by oil pipelines. Infused with Brown's deep love of nature and a constant sense of awe, A Natural History of Empty Lots combines field notes from Brown's travels with his personal story as he traverses the nexus of the city and the wilds.

Offering a new lens on human disruption and wild lands, he reminds readers of the magic in nature, “the seemingly supernatural wonders produced by everyday interactions among different elements of the natural world. Things that can all be explained by science, but also understood by poets. Even in the most urbanized human terrains, those wonders can still be found—most often at the edges where the pavement ends and the wild is allowed to express.”

Website: https://christopherbrown.com/

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Welcome to episode 54 of the Nurtured by Nature podcast, today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by Rev. Rose Hope author of the recently released book, The Arc.

As we start a new year it is important to be reminded of how powerful an ally Hope is in our lives, during these challenging times it is easy to feel overwhelmed & powerless to make a difference, we find ourselves burdened by the need to do something but lost as to what, if any hope remains amongst the devastation & destruction. In this beautiful conversation Rose offers us her gentle but indispensable wisdom for times of turmoil, encouraging us to connect with the awe & wonder of the nature that surrounds us & is us, thus making space for our inner wisdom to flow as we begin the journey to remember who we truly are, raising the possibility of what we are capable of & increasing the vibration of love & compassion in our deeply divided world.

We go on to discuss Rose’s amazing book The Arc, a fantasy fiction inspired by the Celestine Prophecy & the Alchemist, it draws on her incredible life from her own near death experiences, her time working as an EMT, teaching health sciences, running her own holistic health company & delving into the wisdom of the Akashic records she takes us on a journey to rediscover our own power to create & raise the vibration of both ourselves & the collective consciousness to bring heaven to earth. 

In times like these we need to ask for help, take a breath, be prepared to listen & receive the wisdom to move forwards with love in our hearts.

Learn more about Rose
Reverend Rose Hope is a dynamic thought leader in spiritual & business development, driven by a profound mission: to create heaven on earth. With over 20 years of expertise in health education & personal development, Rose has empowered countless individuals to unlock their potential & achieve lasting success. As the founder & CEO of Rose Hope Inc., Rose guides those on a quest for a higher purpose, teaching them to harness their intuition & master their minds. Her insights have made her a sought-after speaker at prestigious institutions like Harvard University & a recognized figure on ABC & NBC. She hosts the popular podcast When Spirit Calls & recently released her debut fantasy fiction novel, The Arc (2024).

Discover your Soul Blueprint free quiz: https://rosehope.ca/rose.html

7 days of creation event: https://rosehope.ca/7-days-of-creation/

Website: https://rosehope.ca

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosehopesoul/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RoseHopeInternational

When Spirit Calls podcast: https://rosehope.ca/podcast/

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Welcome to episode 53 of the Nurtured by Nature podcast, today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by Sarah, an award-winning author and host of the Give a F**K podcast, who guides those seeking to reconnect with their souls creativity and Mother Nature.

Sarah and I had so much fun connecting, whilst we talk about important topics, it’s done with a gentle hand and a lot of laughter, a true tonic for the soul. Sarah shares her deep love for nature which provided her with a sanctuary and place of safety as a child and which she has now returned to in later life having reached her own tipping point, or dark night of the soul. We talk about how we can’t all do everything but we can all do something, and how with this mindset we can understand the importance of community, the need for tolerance and compassion, so we avoid falling into the groves of division that are becoming deeply ingrained into our cultures, particularly when elections fuel and fan the flames.

Sarah encourages us to remember that nature isn’t a place to go it is inextricably linked to us, that we need to listen to the ancient stories that Mother Earth is literally breathing into us, that are etched into our very beings. She shares the idea of considering time on a greater scale, where were we 7 generations ago, where will we be in 7 generations time, how does this shift how we view ourselves into the world and our priorities and how to move forward in respectful co-creation with the earth and each other, whilst remembering to focus on the future we want to embody rather that the fear of what we don’t want to happen.. 

Learn more about Sarah:
I'm Sarah Woodard, fellow sensitive soul and founder of Spark Consciousness. I'm an Award-winning Storykeeper & Catalyst for Healing Humanity and Mother Earth. My role, in this lifetime, is to share the ancient human stories from when we were connected to Nature, our Souls, and Communities in ways we've long forgotten. I aim to integrate Earth's energetic and physical needs and guide mindful seekers on how to foster a mutually beneficial, harmonious relationship with Nature.

Website: https://www.sparkconsciousness.net
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sparkconsciousness/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sparkconsciousness

Author Website: https://www.sarahwoodardauthoress.com/

Give a F*k Podcast: https://www.sparkconsciousness.net/podcast

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Today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by David Mizejewski, a Naturalist & self-confessed Nature Geek working with the National Wildlife Federation. 

David is a regular in the media including having presented a series on Animal Planet called Backyard Habitat that showed people how to transform their yards & gardens into spaces where nature can thrive. 

Together we dive into how to manage our gardens in the fall & autumn, David explains why leaving the leaves is so important, from the myriad of surprising wildlife that are dependent on the leaf litter to the benefits of reducing your environmental impact & saving yourself time & money whilst ensuring a healthier garden. 

To avoid overwhelm David shares Pro Tips on how to keep as many leaves as possible at home, utilising them for mulch on flower beds to composting, but also importantly reminds us to be gentle with ourselves & simply do the best we can. 

Gardening for wildlife is an empowering solution to the multiple crisis our environment faces & the NWF have a lot of resources to help you get involved to create a paradise for nature at home.

I hope will have you looking at Autumn leaves with a whole new level of wonder. Share your pictures with David & I to celebrate stewarding your patch of the earth to ensure nature, wildlife and people can thrive #leavetheleaves. 

Learn more about David
David Mizejewski is a naturalist, author and television presenter with the National Wildlife Federation. He holds a degree in Human and Natural Ecology from Emory University and is an expert on wildlife and our environment. He is dedicated to using his knowledge and unbridled enthusiasm to help others understand and protect the natural world. David regularly appears in the media to promote wildlife conservation. 

Website: https://naturalist.nwf.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dmizejewski
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dmizejewski
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dmizejewski/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidMizejewski

October is Leave the Leaves Month: https://www.nwf.org/Native-Plant-Habitats/Join-the-Movement/Seasonal-Initiatives/Leave-the-Leaves-Month

Pro Tips: https://blog.nwf.org/2023/10/pro-tips-for-leaving-the-leaves

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In this fascinating conversation Manda & I discuss the important role creatives have, at this time of emergence, to help society envision an alternative future, something we simply can’t expect our current governments or systems of power to do for us. Manda has had a truly fascinating journey & beautifully weaves all the threads of these diverse influences; growing up in a raptor rescue, becoming a veterinarian, working in the computer games industry, studying for a masters in economics alongside her deep involvement in shamanism. This is a conversation that draws on lived experience & deep considered thought & offers many resources for further exploration. Through her latest Thrutopian novel Manda manages to gently introduce us to alternative ways of existing that place us firmly back into the interconnected web of existence, avoiding the trained reflex ingrained in our trauma cultures that might trigger us to reject the possibilities. 

This conversation is a balm to the soul of anyone who feels cast a drift from the exploitive hierarchal society that we find ourselves in, that in Manda’s own words commodifies grief, destruction & death. Whilst she also reminds us to realise that Any Human Power that exists can by human agency be changed, it simply needs enough of us to to stop believing in the current paradigm. 

Manda and I invite you to join us as people that choose to stop believing there isn’t a viable alternative, that whilst the future is unknowable it also has the capacity to be incredibly exciting.  Stepping out of line is a radical act, but what might surprise you is that you wouldn’t be alone, all the ideas from Manda’s book, like global guardian governance, alternative structures of accountability & economics are already in existence, they are closer to us then we realise.

Learn more about Manda
Manda Scott is an award-winning novelist and host of the acclaimed Accidental Gods podcast. Best known for the Boudica: Dreaming series, her previous novels have been short-listed for the Orange Prize, the Edgar, Wilbur Smith and Saltire Awards and won the McIllvanney Prize. Her latest novel ANY HUMAN POWER is a Mytho-Political thriller which lays out a Thrutopian road map to a Dlourishing future we’d be proud to leave to the generations that come after us. With degrees in veterinary medicine and a Masters in Regenerative Economics, Manda’s life is oriented towards creating radical new narratives that will pave the way to the total systemic change our culture – and our world – needs. 

Website: www.mandascott.co.uk/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/MandaScottAuthor
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mandascottauthor/

Accidental God’s podcast: www.accidentalgods.life
Instagram: www.instagram.com/accidental_gods/

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Welcome to episode 50 of the Nurtured by Nature podcast, today I'm excited to be celebrating this significant milestone with you all and wanted to take the time to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has joined me on the journey so far, from the incredible guests who have shared their stories and wisdom, to all of you, my beautiful listeners, this journey simply wouldn’t have been what it has without your encouragement, support and interaction with the community we are building together.

When considering what to share with you all on this memorable occasion I decided I wanted to come back to the central ethos that was my why for starting this journey: Maintaining Hope!! Finding the stories, people and wisdom that would provide us with ways to maintain hope as we face the current challenges in our world and seek to find opportunities to vision and create a brighter future. 

I take a look back over the last 20 episodes and share some of my favourite moments and stories from the incredible guests I have been able to share with you all, from Gardening for Wildlife and Holistic health to Sacred activism, Active Hope and journeying upstream to understand the Worldviews that currently dominant the way we experience the world, it has been a truly fascinating journey that has opened both my mind and my heart and left me forever changed by the stories and wisdom I have experienced alongside you all. 

I leave you with the reminder that we are more powerful than we imagine and encourage you to take action no matter how small it feels, everyone and everything truly mattress as together we move through this time of transition, and to know that when working in co-creation with the earth miracles truly can happen.

Learn more about Fiona

Fiona has a deep & abiding love of the natural world & mother earth, she is a propagator of trees, flowers, thoughts & ideas, an avid listener, a deep-thinker & insatiable seeker of knowledge. 

She spent 5 years managing a lodge in the African wilderness & many more years traveling the world photographing wildlife, attempting to captivate & inspire people, with the understanding, we only protect that which we love.

Inspired by her horses, she has delved deeper into the world of holistic health. Becoming an advanced Australian Bush Flower Essence Practitioner, a Reiki Master & learning more about herbalism & somatic body work with a particular interest in trauma resolution. 

As the digital communications strategist for a conservation charity she noticed the anxiety inducing affect of the current conversation around the state of nature & wanted to help those who love nature find reasons for hope and opportunities to create positive change in the world.

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Welcome to episode 49 of the Nurtured by Nature podcast, today I'm delighted to be joined in conversation by the beautiful Donna from Australia. 

In this fascinating heart-felt conversation Donna invites us to consider the incredible power of reconnecting with our intuition, explaining how this transformed her own life and discussing the different ways we might experience our own intuition or gut-feelings and how we can embrace this instinctual knowing to guide us in life. If you’ve ever felt like a black-sheep in life then you’ll be comforted to know you are not alone and Donna shares her love for the powerful healing potential of Family Constellation Therapy, and how by recognising and healing the patterns and experiences within our own family systems, we can find renewed freedom and open up to a deeper sense of belonging in the world.

Donna is extremely passionate about encouraging and empowering people, especially women to fully embody their soul’s expression, particularly at this time when we need heart-centred courageous people, balanced in their masculine and feminine to step forward to help vision a better path for humanity. Alongside her coaching and healing work she has a second business creating the most amazing jewellery that not only looks incredible but is designed to energetically support you to fully live your soul’s highest expression. Whilst also creating a unique crystalline grid where the community come together regularly to offer healing and support to the world.

Learn more about Donna

Donna helps people all around the world to switch on their lights. With over 25 years of energy healing experience, Donna has found the most powerful and effective techniques for you to heal and become the radiant soul that you are! 

From emotional and trauma healing, to creating jewellery that energetically activates you - her motto is ‘work that works’. 

Website: https://donnawallace.com.au

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donnawallacehealer/

Free strategy call with Donna: https://donnawallace.com.au/lets-chat/

GIFT: Download your 5-minute Life-Changing Morning Meditation: https://donnawallace.com.au/start-here/

House of Orion - Soul Jewellery: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_house_of_orion/ 

GIFT: Book a free 10 min energy reading to find out what your soulmate stone is: https://thehouseoforion.com.au/start_here/ 

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Today I'm delighted to be joined by Osprey Orielle Lake, author of: The Story is in Our Bones: How Worldviews and Climate Justice Can Remake a World in Crisis & Founder of the Women’s Earth & Climate Action Network. 

As Einstein stated: “We can’t solve a problem with the same mind that created it” & In this thought provoking conversation, Osprey encourages us to reflect on our society, to travel upstream to consider the dominant worldviews of our time & how they evolved to lead our society to where we now stand surrounded by multiple interlocking crisis. 

It is a journey that requires us to come with courage, open minds & hearts, but that is critical in ensuring we equip ourselves with a new mind, set free of the dominant worldviews of dominion over land & nature, patriarchy, colonialism & racism that have created the challenges we must now resolve. 

Osprey’s life work supporting & advocating for the rights of Indigenous people’s around the world shows that change is already happening. There are courageous people who are holding a vision for a different worldview which is already helping to create encouraging changes through powerful initiatives like Rights For Nature. 

Osprey shares many stories of the brave women who have stood up to large corporations & governments around the world to defend nature, their ancestral lands & sovereignty, ultimately for the benefit of us all, as 80% of all bio-diversity left on Earth is currently stewarded by Indigenous people’s on Indigenous lands. To all of you, who have braved punishment & persecution, I dedicate this episode to you with my heartfelt thanks for your courage & determination in the face of adversity, I hope this message encourages others to use our voices as we remember our role as a keystone species under who’s stewardship nature can thrive.

Learn more about Osprey
Founder & executive director of the Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN), Osprey Orielle Lake works internationally with grassroots, BIPOC & Indigenous leaders, policymakers, & diverse coalitions to build climate justice, resilient communities, & a just transition to a decentralized, democratized clean-energy future.

She sits on the executive committee for the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature & on the steering committee for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty.

She is the author of the award-winning book Uprisings for the Earth: Reconnecting Culture with Nature. Osprey holds an MA in Culture & Environmental Studies from Holy Names University in Oakland & lives in the San Francisco Bay Area on Coast Miwok lands.

Website: https://ospreyoriellelake.earth
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ospreyoriellelake/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ospreyoriellelake/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/osprey-orielle-lake-4286bb12/

WECAN:
Website: https://www.wecaninternational.org

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Today I'm joined in conversation by Shubber Ali, CEO of Garden For Wildlife. 

Restoring Native Habitat is one of the greatest tools we have to help reverse the biodiversity crisis. Native plants co-evolved alongside the wildlife in your ecosystem, they are the ones that will not only attract pollinators but actually allow them to complete their lifecycles providing food for the caterpillars & adolescent forms, a vital link in the chain to a thriving world. Knowing which plants are native & being able to buy them is a challenge that quickly prevents well intentioned gardeners being part of this powerful solution. But now gardeners across most of the USA can enter their zip code to find the plants native to them & have them delivered to their door. Every plant purchased means a native plant is also planted in a community garden, & an affiliate programme allows non-profits in any sector to fundraise by having their supporters buy & plant native plants.

This episode is packed full of wisdom, it encourages us to question the Orthodoxies in every aspect of our lives, & ensure we ask “What’s the real problem we need to solve?” Rather than creating solutions to just the symptoms of the problem. It is a beautiful reminder that business done well can be an incredible vehicle for positive change.

Learn more about Shubber
Shubber is a father, husband, gardener & nature lover.  He's currently CEO of Garden for Wildlife, a for-profit spinout he helped create for the National Wildlife Federation.  The mission: to help restore native habitat in yards across America in order to help our endangered pollinators & songbirds that have been declining for decades. He's worked on everything from the Space Station program to residential real estate software.  He's spent much of his time in innovation consulting, done a stint as the VP of Innovation for Salesforce, been an adjunct professor at Georgetown Exec MBA program & guest lectures at Emory Exec MBA program.  He's on numerous advisory boards, from a generative AI company to Airbus, & is co-founder of multiple startup companies.  He has planted over 100 trees & hundreds of native plants in his yard.   

Website: https://gardenforwildlife.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gardenforwildlife/
Wildlife gardeners group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/432123332899723/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gardenforwildlife/

Affiliate/fundraising platform: https://content.gardenforwildlife.com/fundraising

Other:
Nature's Best Hope - Douglas W.Tallamy
The Nature Fix - Florance Williams
Merlin Bird App by Cornell Lab: https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
HomeGrown National Park Challenge: https://homegrownnationalpark.org/1-plant-challenge/

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