After going wildly viral (over 11 million views!)  for sharing about growing my hair down past my waist with nettles tea, I wanted to share the full download of the five steps I’ve taken to grow my hair insanely long by working with the power of plants and nature. My hope for you is that you come away with clear, actionable steps, and that this connection with plants acts as a gateway for you to deepen your connection with nature and participate in the regeneration of our beautiful planet. 

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Unpacking my approach to the quest so many of us are on to thrive in this movement, and how I’ve shifted my entire business structure to reflect a better way to be paid for my skill sets and use my creativity. 

After a rude awakening last year after being fired when I asked for a raise with a client of two years (in my consulting and planting business - !), and getting  turned down for multiple raises because “it’s more cost effective to just replace you,” I’ve been on a mission to figure out how to reach financial empowerment in a way that still serves the greater good, honors my unique makeup, and doesn’t leave me ridiculously burnt out. 

There’s still a lot to learn, but I’m finding that a combination of digital offerings and helping others amplify their message is a great way to both tap into my creativity and be paid at a level that genuinely feels good to me!

I hope that these insights are helpful to you, especially in regards to how to structure the way you’re compensated for your services and how to think creatively about working with clients. Because if financial and creative empowerment isn’t part of the regenerative revolution we’re creating, I don’t know what is! 

Love, 

Jennings

In this raw and real episode, Jennings and Guest Zachary Marlow get candid about the mental health and emotional aspects of being part of this whole saving-the-planet movement. Recently faced with a strong wave of helpless feelings after attending Bioneers conference, Jennings has been dealing with this heavily for the past week and Marlow offers his insight, support, and perspective as another revolutionary walking this path of trying to make things radically better. It's not always easy to be part of this movement, and the hope with this episode is that you feel camaraderie with us as we open up and share our journeys and how we're dealing on this path. This is a vulnerable episode and hopefully it helps you feel a sense of community with us, this broader movement, and feel less alone.

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To Which We Belong executive producer and director, Pamela Boll, joins us today to explore the documentary, which weaves together 9 stories of people all across the world who work with the land and the ocean to reverse climate change and grow healthier, more nutritious food. We explore before and afters of drastic land rehabilitation, addressing the helpless/trapped feelings a lot of younger generations are experiencing right now with action, working regeneratively with animals in the landscape, and how to use the film to talk to family and friends about implementing practices that actually help HEAL the landscape. This film is making huge waves in the world and we’re thrilled to explore some of these concepts even deeper! The stories in the film are told in such a compelling and beautiful way, and you’ll be left with inspiration, resources, and hope.

Resources: 

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Greenwave Kelp  

The Nature Conservancy 

The Savory Institute 

Green Cover Seed

Allan Savory’s “controversial” TED talk 

Call of the Reed Warbler book

Show Notes: 

Recently, I was super sick TWICE in one month (thanks, February!). With that came a lot of deep reflection and time to really experience the sickness rippling through me, and as a result - we have this episode. When I recorded this, I still had kind of a fever, and I believe that some of these reflections and words came from the same space I'm describing myself and us collectively traversing: This transformative space of the underworld. As the environment feels the effects of this underworld moment, we are also feeling it in our psyches and our bodies, and it's important that we honor and carefully travel this space of transformation. I hope that this episode helps you feel less alone as we go through these deep spaces of change, and that you feel catalyzed and supported by this and every episode of the show. 

I love you, you matter, and we are all together in this transformation moment. 

 xoxo, Jennings  

We explore the concepts of collective power, mutual aid, and cultural healing for personal and planetary wellness in this video podcast episode with my original teacher and mentor, Zev Friedman!  Zev was a permaculture educator & consultant for 12 years before stepping into his current role of running Cooperate WNC, a mutual aid network & cooperative economics community in Western North Carolina. We unpack why a lot of permaculture and ecovillage undertakings fail, and how collective power helps navigate through that. Patterns of mutual aid and cooperativism, historical and cultural examples of people working together in this way, and where to start in your own life to overcome the isolation of individualism are all topics we dive into in this hour together! Zev is brilliant, so knowledgeable, and so fun to talk to. I hope this episode leaves you feeling uplifted and empowered!

Resources: 

Cooperate WNC  - join their mailing list, become a member, and join their patreon! Zev also hosts Wednesday night Cooperatude calls.

Kudzu Culture 

Earthaven Ecovillage 

Zev's email: [email protected]

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In our first ever video episode on Spotify (!!) we are diving into 4 of nature's cycles that we can easily incorporate working with into our modern lives. 

We're digging into:

Does this resonate with you? If it does, you can download this free guide I created called Cycle Connection Hacks! It condenses everything we just talked about into an easily readable guide with actionable tips for each cycle.  

Cycle Connection Hacks Guide (download here!) 

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In the intensity of the year that has been 2022, I am SO PROUD of us! Seriously, individually and as a community, this has been an amazing year to be and stay committed to the regenerative movement, and I hope everyone is getting a chance to rest and mimic the cycles of nature as we are fully wrapped in the season of winter. 

We also cover some of the literal psychic prophesies (?!) of this huge upwelling in the earth care movement that we're seeing, which have been coming into my field quite strongly lately. 

We wrap up with a gentle reminder of the next Regenerative Rituals course launching on February 2 (there are two spots left as of the publishing of this episode; click below to snag yours!) and journal prompts to integrate all the shifts from this year, celebrate what we've accomplished, and set goals and intentions for the next 6 months. 

I love you all so much! May you have a beautiful end of the year, and I look forward to so many more juicy, fascinating interviews with even more leaders and visionaries in this movement together next year. 

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I'm getting vulnerable with you guys in this episode and sharing about the journey of what I've experienced with eco anxiety - AND, most importantly, the effective tips & tricks I've learned that allows me to effectively manage it. The episode is broken down into four parts - first, just sharing my process with it (in a chill and non-triggering way, don't worry!), then moving into the three pillars of what allows me to effectively manage it and continue on with this work now. 

I hope that these tips help you, and know that if you are listening to this, you are so loved, your role in this movement to heal our relationship with the planet is so important, and I deeply appreciate you. 

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Founder of Nutiva and Executive Producer of Kiss the Ground, John Roulac, was catalyzed into environmental activism and entrepreneurship at a young age when nuclear waste was dumped just miles from where he grew up. This led him on his life path of learning to honor nature, creating a hugely successful superfood company, and now actively promoting regeneration of the planet through several nonprofits, including Agroforestry Regeneration Communities (ARC), which has facilitated the planting of 2 million trees and 5,000 food forests. We talk all things ethical entrepreurship, the importance of not succumbing to divisive narratives in the media, techniques for regenerating the planet and resource recommendations from John for people looking to walk this path. This is a broad-reaching episode with one of the most successful entrepreneurs in this movement, and I’m honored to have hosted this interview!

Agroforestry Regeneration Communities 

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Recommended books: The Ecology of Commerce by Paul Hawken and The Way of the Wyrd by Ryan Bates

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& so much more!