What is the Camphill movement? In this episode my guest Ben Davis and I discuss the history and intent of Camphill communities, the three fold human being, three fold social order, and how Camphill communities serve individuals with and without disabilities. 

In this episode I'm diving into anthroposophic medicine. My guest Dr. Adam Blanning and I speak all about what anthroposophic medicine is and how it's practiced. 

Additional show notes and resources for this episode can be found at waldorfy.com/anthroposophicmedicine.

Theme music composed and performed by Book Kennison.

Why are the walls of Waldorf classrooms painted using the same technique? Why is each grade in a Waldorf school painted a specific color? In this episode I get to discuss the answers to these questions and more with my guest master lazure artist, Charles Andrade. 

Additional show notes for this episode can be found at:
waldorfy.com/lazure

Theme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison. 

Why do Waldorf schools look the way they do? In this episode I host guest, Elizabeth Seward as we explore all things anthroposophy, architecture and design.

An introduction to eurythmy! My lovely mother-in-law and eurythmist, Carol Renwick, joins me as my guest in this episode. We discuss what eurythmy is, what it's intended uses are, why it's taught in Waldorf schools, and much more! 

Additional show notes and resources for this episode can be found at:
waldorfy.com/eurythmyintroduction 

Theme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison.   

A much longer episode than I usually put out there, this episode is more of a story than one packed with questions and info. I think you'll enjoy hearing how my guest, Lincoln Geiger, became involved in the biodynamic movement and about the unique ups and downs he's experienced over the course of his farming career.

Additional show notes for this episode can be found at: waldorfy.com/biodynamicfarmer

Theme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison. 

I'm talking all things biodynamic farming with my guest, Alice Groh. We get into what distinguishes biodynamic farming from conventional and organic farming and much more about this particular branch of anthroposophy.

You can find additional show notes and resources mentioned in this episode at:
waldorfy.com/biodynamicfarming

Theme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison.

This episode is titled “A Road Map for Anthroposophy”, because that’s really what it is. In this episode we’re breaking down what anthroposophy is in simple terms and then laying out all the things that fall under the umbrella of anthroposophy. Plus my incredible guest, Dr. Douglas Gerwin is sharing some of his findings from his survey of Waldorf graduates just published this week in a book titled, Into the World: How Waldorf Graduates Fare After High School. 

Additional show notes for this episode can be found at waldorfy.com/roadmapforanthroposophy

Theme music for this episode is composed and performed by Book Kennison.

In this season 3 trailer, I'm announcing the theme for season 3 and answering listener questions.

For additional show notes and resources for this episode please visit, waldorfy.com/season3trailer

Theme music composed and performed by Book Kennison. 

This episode features the perspective of four Waldorf alumni, all mothers. I speak with each of these guests about their experience as Waldorf students and how that experience has impacted their life and mothering.