In Episode 34 of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke chats with fulltime mom Jessie DuPree about food allergies, food sensitivities (they're different!), and the physical and emotional havoc they can cause.  Listen in to Jessie's journey with discovering her son Wolf's food allergies and sensitivities, and how she manages them in holistic, natural ways.  Problems in the gut can manifest in so many different ways- this may be an eye opening episode for many of our listeners! As always, please do like, rate, subscribe and share!

In Episode 33 of The Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke discusses the importance of bees, and the repercussions of the decline of their populations. She shares how many foods we all eat that simply would not be here if it weren't for bees, and the important role they play in our ecosystem. Most importantly, Brooke shares ways you can help the bees in their fight for their lives; which is directly tied into our own livelihood.

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In Episode 32 of The Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke gets real about the rise of the reuseables.  You've definitely heard the topic of reusables come up on the show before, and with good reason: the way we're living now with single-use products is simply not sustainable for our environment.  Brooke presents facts and figures in different ways to really illustrate how dire this situation already is, gives tips about different everyday items you can swap out for a reusable version, and organizations you can look up to find out more information and how to help further. As always, if you want to help us reach more like-minded listeners, please do like, share, rate and subscribe!

In Episode 31 of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke talks about keeping a Gratitude Journal, and all of the positive effects it brings to children and adults alike. She shares 5 tips to help you help your own child start up a gratitude journal of their own, and keep their interest as they do so. Special thanks to LetsLassoTheMoon.com for the tips!

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The 30th episode of the Nature's Premiere Podcast is all about empowering young girls. Made with mothers and daughters in mind, Brooke shares insights, facts, and strategies that we can use to help foster self-confidence and strength in our daughters, nieces, students- any young girls at this impressionable age. As always, please do like, rate, share and subscribe to keep episodes like this coming!

In Episode 29 of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke chats with Susan Correa- the founder and CEO of the Art & Eden childrens clothing brand. Art & Eden's clothing is known for being sustainably made, using organic cotton and low impact dyes. Susan is no stranger to the fashion world, having already been running 2 multi-million dollar businesses before Art & Eden, but this time she was on a journey for more. She wanted to manufacture products that benefit everyone they touch- from the earth where the materials come from, to the individuals that help make them, to the children that wear them. Find out more about Art & Eden (and all the great work they're doing globally) at www.artandeden.com, and on Instagram under the handle @ArtandEden.

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On Episode 28 of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke chats with  Stephanie Shaffer from GlassDharma- a company that produces and distributes glass straws.  Single-use plastic items like straws, backs, and beverage containers are among the top pollutants in our oceans and occupy most landfills.  Listen to Brooke and Stephanie discuss how making the switch to reusable, sustainable glass straws brings consumers that much closer to lowering their eco-footprint and helping to preserve our environment.  For more information on GlassDharma, find them on Twitter and Instagram under the handle @GlassDharma, on their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/GlassDharma/, and on their website www.glassdharma.com. As always, if you enjoyed this episode and want us to keep the content coming, please do like, rate, subscribe, and share our episodes with friends!

On this episode of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke chats with Dr. Mari Swingle- a psychoneurophysiologist and learning and behavioral specialist. They go over Mari's book, I-Minds: How Cell Phones, Computers, Gaming, and Social Media Are Changing Our Brains, Our Behavior, and the Evolution of Our Species, and their thoughts on the mental and physical effects technology addiction in both children and adults. You can find more info about Mari at DrMariSwingle.com.

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Episode 26 of The Nature's Premiere Podcast is a revolutionary episode!  It's a call for a revolution, to be exact; a revolution calling for more ethical and sustainable diapering methods.  Brooke breaks down the health and environmental effects of all of the chemicals in disposable diapers- chemicals you may not even know are in them because of the lack of transparency when it comes to listing ingredients!  Listen in and join the revolution: you can start by liking, rating, and sharing this episode!

On Episode 25 of the Nature's Premiere Podcast, Brooke chats with Bev Luff- Program Manager of the International Palm Oil Free Certification Accreditation Program.  Palm oil is found in most toiletries such as soaps and shampoos, as well as in foods and even car wax.  The problem is, palm oil industries are linked to major issues such as deforestation, habitat degradation, climate change, animal cruelty and indigenous rights abuses in the countries where palm oil is produced.  This episode is not anti-palm oil, however; it's simply a discussion about the effects that palm oil harvesting is having on our environment, and on human and animal life.  If you're still interested after the episode and want to learn more information, check out www.palmoilfreecertification.org, or find them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter under the handle @PalmOilFreeCertification. Thanks for tuning in and, as always, please do like, subscribe, rate and share!