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The Sage’s Cabin Podcast

Sage’s Cabin Podcast

Conversations with herbalists to empower your healing journey and reconnect you to the land and the herbs.

Herbalism is political – the loss of this knowledge, the distrust of its effectiveness, the need to isolate constituents and sell them to you, the separation from the land, the organisations trying to regulate what can be used and by who are all rooted in industrialisation and colonialism.  Part of the job of a herbalist is to share this knowledge, to help people remember the healing that helped our ancestors take care of themselves for thousands of years.  Herbs can help us with our need for belonging, memory, resistance, and resilience.

So grab a cup of tea and come and join me in the Sage’s Cabin.

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67 – Dr Dilis Clare – Uprooted Medicine – The Sage’s Cabin – Herbs, healing, wisdom.

In this podcast I am speaking with Dr Dilis Clare, a medical herbalist and doctor based in Ireland.  We are speaking about her book Uprooted Medicine which traces how natural healing traditions were systematically side lined — not because they failed patients, but because of politics, profit, and professional turf wars you can connect with her here: Joined Up Medicine If you would like to support the podcast and delve deeper into the history of herbalism, into plant lore and our relationship with the land to explore what plants can teach us about memory, belonging and healing after rupture you can join the patreon HERE.   Please support the podcast by liking, sharing and subscribing.
  1. 67 – Dr Dilis Clare – Uprooted Medicine
  2. 66 – Garreth Falls – Men's Heath & WHO Regulation
  3. 65 – Sepideh Hakimzadeh – Reviving our Roots
  4. 64 – Nicole Rose: Solidarity
  5. 63 – Habobas House, Sudan

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