This podcast revolves around learning to listen to and come into better harmony with the land and our bodies. It covers a wide range of topics, from foraging, fishing, and farming, to optimizing our health through better understanding of our nervous systems, biology, and brain. Last but not least the podcast seeks to better understand the American story what it has been, and where it is going.
A life Learning in the Woods with Joseph Hosey, the Free State Forager
A Hunter, Forager, and Forester by trade, Joseph Hosey has a lot to share about learning to live with and listen to nature. In this podcast Joseph talks about learning to see (black trumpet mushrooms) read (understand the language of), and listen (through intuition), to the land. While I enjoyed all of it, my favorite part of this podcast is how Joseph has learned to tend to the forest and why. I think this is something we can all learn to do in our own unique way, and places. Imagining the b...
23 Mar 2023
Todd Spire, The Fly Fishing Conservationist, on Becoming Native to Place
In this episode, I speak to Todd Spire about his journey on becoming a fly fishing guide and steward of the land. As usual, we cover a number of topics. Whether or not you feel motivated or moved by fly fishing I think anyone can learn a lot from Todd and his approach for becoming connected to place. Todd weaves a sense of spirituality, ceremony, and deep reverence into his work as a guide. I believe this makes his work unique. In many ways he is an intermediary helping those who long for a d...
22 Mar 2023
Healing Trauma, and the Power of Fly Fishing with Marty Yi
In this Podcast I speak with Marty Yi about a number of topics, from river ecology, to the history of fly fishing, his time as a medic in the army, and perhaps most importantly the power of fly fishing to heal and promote mindfulness. https://www.instagram.com/martyakatheparty/ http://crosscurrentguideservice.com/marty-yi/
21 Mar 2023
JesscyDean,theWildHomedsteader
In this episode of the Native to Place Podcast I speak with Jesscy Dean, an accomplished medicine woman, forager, wild crafter, homesteader, educator, folk musician, mother nature and animal advocate, educator, and ethical hunter, who lives in Montana raising rescued horses, yak, Navajo-Churro sheep. Jesscy has an immense wealth of knowledge, in this first episode together we discuss what it's like to derive a least 80 percent of her food from her land, her favorite plants to forage and make ...
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