Kitchen Medicine, Bioregional Plants & Folk Herbalism with Jade Alicandro

Spice Rack Medicine – Winter Online Series 2026 A cozy, self-paced kitchen herbalism course from Jade Alicandro that explores culinary herbs, folk medicine-making, bone broth, food energetics, adaptogens, nutritive herbs, seaweeds, medicinal mushrooms, and easy medicine you can make right in your home kitchen. Registration is open now through Dec 12 👉 LEARN MORE & REGISTER Today we're revisiting my delightful interview with community herbalist and educator Jade Alicandro, originally released two years ago as Episode 82 of The Herbalist Hour. In this conversation we dive into bioregional herbalism, weeds as medicine, food-as-medicine practices, kitchen folk remedies, herbal energetics, and so much more. Jade is known for weaving her love of locally abundant plants, culinary herbs, and accessible kitchen medicine into her work as a clinical herbalist and educator in Western Massachusetts. She teaches through Milk & Honey Herbs, offering year-long apprenticeships, herb walks, workshops, Patreon classes, and her annual Spice Rack Medicine Winter Series. 🎥 Watch the full YouTube video here If you enjoyed the episode...  Share it with a friend, tag us on Instagram, or leave a rating on Apple Podcasts. It means a lot and helps grow HerbRally's listener community. Thanks for tuning in! 🌿💛 ~Mason 🌼WANT MORE HERBAL GOODNESS? Sign up for the HerbRally newsletter and receive THIRTEEN herbal freebies!  👉 CLAIM YOUR FREEBIES! 🌿WANT EVEN MORE HERBAL GOODNESS? Become an HerbRally Schoolhouse member!  You'll get access to a TON of herbalism classes, monographs, webinars and more.  There's also discounts to cool herbal companies, a private Facebook group and more! You can get your first 30 days FREE with coupon code PODCAST LEARN MORE AND REGISTER | HerbRally.com/Schoolhouse Herbalism in your neck of the woods.  HerbRally www.herbrally.com DISCLAIMER The information in this episode is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for advice provided by your physician or other medical professionals. Always consult a health care practitioner before using any herbal remedy or food, especially if you are nursing, pregnant, or have any medical condition.