Thank you for taking the time to do this very meaningful project Rosemary! It is so important for the herbal community and the passing on of earth wisdom to future generations.

This podcast is so deeply reverent, uplifting and appreciated. I find myself laughing, crying and learning with each and every episode. It has become a habit to pop on my headphones and walk with nature while listening. Such gratitude. 🙏❤️

I cannot say enough about how much listening into these conversations between Rosemary and her friends means to me. So much deep wisdom and so many encouraging, hopeful stories. These are the kind, sensitive high vibrational beings that the world needs to be listening to at this point in the history of the human race.

These interviews are a beautiful gift to young herbalists! Hearing the voices and stories of our elders is inspiring and guiding as we follow our own green path. Thank you, Rosemary!

This is a beautifully crafted podcast with elder stories from amazing herbalists and medicine makers ! Thank you for sharing the wisdom with us 🙌🏽

So nourishing to my heart, comforting to my soul, and inspiring for my path that I found myself in tears during the first 2 episodes. These are the dialogues I’ve been longing to hear.

I have been wishing for a podcast just like this for so long and am so excited that it has been created by one of my heroines. This first episode was excellent! Fun, interesting, and informative. Cannot wait for more episodes. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and the wisdom of your guests.

Rosemary is divine. I will always stop to listen to the sound of her voice and she never fails to uplift and inspire. The first episode with David Winston is wonderful and I am looking forward to all the episodes to come. I highly recommend her books as well.

As an Indigenous person, I have difficulty digesting- hearing white male elders mention their influences (mostly, all white men) but not once mention the Indigenous people who cared and loved this country before them. Sure, settlers came with their home land herbal ways, but how do you think they learned about the plant people on Turtle Island?! He mentioned giving tobacco (known from indigenous ways) but no mention of us. Nor did he say any educator influences that are Asian. I am giving this podcast 4 stars as it is just beginning and I do love Rosemary. I hope she honors indigenous elders. This is where I would have started.