HeyJaredPlant Frequencies Podcast
Tune Into Plants - A podcast exploring the deep connection between people and plants. Hosted from Boulder, CO, it features insightful conversations with farmers, scientists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and innovators who work with plants in transformative ways.
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#52 - Vision Quests, Rites of Passage, and Why We Need to Be Witnessed with Ret Taylor (opens the original)
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Ret Taylor spent over 20 years building natural products companies, most notably Ned, a farm-to-consumer herbal brand sourced directly from small organic farms across the country, before selling the business and shifting into guiding vision quests and rites of passage for founders and entrepreneurs. The conversation moves through indigenous rites-of-passage traditions, the Lakota vision quest he undertook, and why he believes modern culture's failure to witness people through life's transitions
Broken, But Still Wild: On Sacred Vine, Prayer, and Reciprocity with Teresa Padilla (opens the original)
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Teresa Padilla is a plant medicine practitioner and founder of Medicine of Many Tribes, trained under an Amazonian teacher, Yawa Bane, in the sacred vine and hapé traditions of the Huni Kuin people of Acre, Brazil. In this episode, Teresa shares how a car crash, a business collapse, and a month spent bedridden with an MS flare-up led her to ceremony, and how she's navigated reciprocity, cultural appropriation, and what it means to be an invited guest in indigenous medicine traditions ever since.
#50 - Why Plants Are Never Alone: Fungi, Soil, and Microbial Life with Marc-André Selosse (opens the original)
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Nature based solutions, fungi, soil health, and plant microbiomes with Marc-André Selosse, author of Never Alone.Marc-André Selosse explains why plants are not single organisms, but living communities shaped by fungi, bacteria, soil, and hidden symbioses.Selosse is a French mycologist and biologist, a professor at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, and the author of Never Alone. In this conversation, he explores the hidden microbial world inside every living plant, why fungi are es
#49 – Why Billion-Dollar Vertical Farms Collapsed with Jamie Burrows (opens the original)
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Jamie Burrows is a British-American entrepreneur who spent nine years building and leading one of the world’s most ambitious vertical farming companies, taking it from a single idea to a global technology player backed by over £37 million in funding and recognition as a World Economic Forum Global Innovator. A Barclays Unreasonable Impact Fellow and Fellow of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, he holds three degrees up to PhD level and began his career in the U.S. Air Force before moving
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