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Next to Natural - for conscious parents

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Next to Natural is a behind the scenes look into the lives of incredible moms from around the world, including naturopaths, holistic herbalists, psychologists, home birthers, nature schoolers, and moms in their pursuit of nurturing the innate wisdom and curiosity of their children while creating minimalistic and healthier lives for their families. This is a show by Nui Organics, makers of natural and sustainable apparel for families that cause no harm and inspire a culture of sustainable solutions with respect for people and the planet as a part of everyday life. Join us and other conscious parents passionate about living environmentally aware lives, while on a journey to raising confident, happy, compassionate, and resilient children. Be sure to hit the subscribe button to ensure you won’t miss an episode. For more on Nui Organics and for all of the show notes from upcoming episodes, visit www.nuiorganics.com. Connect with us and a supportive community of other conscious parents via Instagram or Facebook @nuiorganics. https://instagram.com/nuiorganics https://facebook.com/nuiorganics

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January 3, 2021

Take Your Health Back Using Your Intuition & Sustainable Lifestyle - with Anisa Woodhall

In a world that is so “connected”, how did we become so disconnected from ourselves and nature? And how is something as seemingly simple as your choice in clothing, affecting the health of your unborn baby and their genetic makeup? Meet Anisa Woodall, MS CN and a real-food, holistic Certified Nutritionist who helps women connect and listen to their intuitive voice to develop a healthy relationship with food and with themselves, so they can realign with their values of minimalism, health, and environmental respect and raise healthier children. In today’s episode, we discuss how everything from your food and clothing choices prior to conception, can impact your unborn baby’s health, why we, as a society have become so disconnected from ourselves and the role nature plays, and why sustainability in our food and clothing is a much deeper conversation than just having less pollution. In this informative episode, you will discover what it takes to live a healthy life from the inside out, how to use food as medicine and turn your own genetics on and off to heal disease, and how to teach your children how to listen to their own bodies so they can make better decisions as they grow up. You can find out more about Anisa at her website anisawoodall.com. She and her Naturopathic Doctor-husband also co-host the Woodall Wellness Podcast where they cover topics from movement and nutrition to parenting and sustainability. You can also follow Anisa along her instinctive mothering and natural living journey on instagram @anisawoodallnutrition. Thank you so much for tuning in to Next to Natural. We will be back soon with another incredible mom to share her journey and approach to minimalistic and environmentally conscious living. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app - itunes, spotify or stitcher, and please share it with a friend and rate/review the podcast - this helps other incredible parents find us and help grow the movement to a healthier and happier world.

June 26, 2020

Getting Back to Health with Nature and Your Own Mind & Body Connection

Could connecting to nature and slowing down, be the key to finding better health and wellness? Today’s guest thinks so. Meet Dr. Elizabeth Wade, a Naturopathic doctor who believes nature is our best teacher and that there is no one size fits all cure. Her approach to medicine is getting to the root cause with a medically based and naturally focused approach. She practices a trauma-informed and body-positive model of care. Elizabeth’s journey to healing began in college, and included traveling to over 30 countries around the world working with US embassy’s to promote cultural awareness and appreciation. Elizabeth said she found radical health in Seville Spain, and now works with clients around the world in her thriving online practice online. In this episode, we discuss the three pillars of health - physical, emotional, and mental - and how this hierarchy works in reverse to what most people think. While most people come to her for their physical ailments, it’s the mental and emotional issues that are at the root of healing. Learned from her own discovery of finding health during her time in Spain, Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of community, stress and the environment in relation to health. She believes that the answers to our health lies within each of us and physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, genetic, environmental and social factors all contribute to health and disease. Join us for this thought-provoking and informative episode to discover what it truly takes for our bodies to heal, and how starting on your own healing journey is simpler than you think. To find out more about Elizabeth, you can connect with her on Instagram @dr.elizabethwade and at her website at www.drelizabethwade.com. Thank you so much for tuning in to Next to Natural. We will be back soon with another incredible mom to share her journey and approach to minimalistic and environmentally conscious living. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app - itunes, spotify or stitcher, and please share it with a friend and rate/review the podcast - this helps other incredible parents find us and help grow the movement to a healthier and happier world.

June 19, 2020

Teaching Kids to be Mindful Consumers Through Curiosity & Love for the Planet

Imagine taking your 5 kids, one dog, and entire life on the road with your husband, on a converted bus, for a full-time adventure of wild camping, boondocking, and visiting as many places across the country as you can. Today you will meet Robin Schannepp @contendednomads, who has been on the road with her family for the last 4 years. During that time she has crossed the country 8 times, birthed two new babies, and all while homeschooling her children and turning her family’s life into a wonderful adventure. Today we’re going to see what it takes to pursue a life less ordinary, while raising a family based on sustainable values and minimalistic living. With a strong love for people and the environment, she wanted to pursue a life that taught her children about sustainable living and being eco conscious. Her journey began with cloth diapers and transcended into creating a minimalist life on a converted school bus. Robin talks passionately about why she is so adamant about choosing well made clothing that is made by people who are well cared for and treated fairly. In this interview, we talk about the conversation she had with her children about slavery - still seen in today’s world (even in the US) - in the form of people being taken advantage of and forced to work in terrible conditions “to make cheep crap”. Her goal is to raise children who are mindful consumers and to instill in her kids a love for people and the planet, and teaching them how to “vote” with their dollars. In the interview we also dive into her philosophy on school and the importance of cultivating children who know what it is to be human. She believes most children are raised consuming food, goods, entertainment, without much thought. Raising mindful children who are connected to nature and not forced into a school environment produces kids who love learning. We talk about her “chronically curious” grandparents and how travel can teach your children by connecting them to the natural world and their innate curious spirit. This is a fun, inspiring and informative interview with a very special and unique person. To find out more about Robin, you can connect with her on Instagram @contendednomads and at her blog at www.contendednomads.com. Thank you so much for tuning in to Next to Natural. We will be back soon with another incredible mom to share her journey and approach to minimalistic and environmentally conscious living. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast app - Itunes, Spotify or Stitcher, and please share it with a friend and rate/review the podcast - this helps other incredible parents find us and help grow the movement to a healthier and happier world.

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What is Next to Natural - for conscious parents?: Next to Natural is a behind the scenes look into the lives of incredible moms from around the world, including naturopaths, holistic herbalists, psychologists, home birthers, nature schoolers, and moms in their pursuit of nurturing the innate wisdom and curiosity of their children while creating minimalistic and healthier lives for their families.

This is a show by Nui Organics, makers of natural and sustainable apparel for families that cause no harm and inspire a culture of sustainable solutions with respect for people and the planet as a part of everyday life. Join us and other conscious parents passionate about living environmentally aware lives, while on a journey to raising confident, happy, compassionate, and resilient children.

Be sure to hit the subscribe button to ensure you won’t miss an episode. For more on Nui Organics and for all of the show notes from upcoming episodes, visit www.nuiorganics.com. Connect with us and a supportive community of other conscious parents via Instagram or Facebook @nuiorganics.

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How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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