Rosebuds and Resilience
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<p>A storytelling series from Portland, OR about people focused on ecological repair and healthier communities. Every episode includes an interview with a featured guest, ways to take action, and music by local artists. The podcast that helps you connect with your environment.</p>
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Publishing Since
5/27/2025
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Recent Episodes
June 8, 2026
Season Two, Episode Three: Maple Syrup from ... Oregon?!
Did you know that OR maple syrup can be made from BigLeaf Maple trees? In this episode, creator/host Rebecca Bowe and guest co-host Jessica Knoblauch take you to a sugar boil in the woods hosted by The Oregon Maple Project. We hear from Eliza Nelson, who founded this organization to help people connect with nature through experiential learning around syrup production. Anyone can get involved to learn how to tap BigLeaf Maple trees and process the tree sap into syrup - but you may want to find...
May 3, 2026
Season Two, Episode Two: Overcoming Homelessness with Bottles and Cans
While Portland media outlets often report on issues relating to the city's homeless population, it's rare to hear stories of people who have overcome homelessness and helped others do the same. In this episode we meet Kris Brown, a formerly homeless Portland resident who has done just that. Kris changed his situation after landing a part-time job at Ground Score Association, a nonprofit on a mission to shift society's perception of who and what is valuable. Today, Kris manages a bottle and ca...
February 19, 2026
Season Two, Episode One: A Street Medic on Staying Safe from Tear Gas
On Jan. 31, federal agents deployed so much tear gas on a peaceful crowd of anti-ICE protesters that the scent was detectable nearly a mile away. In this episode we hear from Missy Rohs, an herbalist and volunteer street medic with Portland Action Medics. They explain what people can do to protect themselves from tear gas before heading out to a protest, offer advice on what to do if caught in a toxic cloud, and share tips on how to detox in the days following exposure. We also talk about law...
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- What is Rosebuds and Resilience?
<p>A storytelling series from Portland, OR about people focused on ecological repair and healthier communities. Every episode includes an interview with a featured guest, ways to take action, and music by local artists. The podcast that helps you connect with your environment.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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