From Nature to Nurture

Nettle has long been woven into folklore as a plant of protection, resilience, and quiet strength.In this episode, we step beyond the physical medicine and into the stories and spirit of Nettle. I share traditional folklore, including the Nine Herbs Charm, along with reflections on the energetic qualities of this plant and the messages it carries.Join me and listen more closely to what Nettle can teach us. This is an episode for those who want to know the plants, not just use them.The translation of the 9 Herbs Charm that I used.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we explore Nettle (Urtica dioica), a deeply nourishing, mineral-rich plant that I often return to again and again. It’s also one of the most beginner-friendly herbs to grow and work with, making it a beautiful place to start your herbal journey.We’ll walk through how Nettle supports the body, from its role as a nutritive tonic to its affinity for the kidneys and its overall impact on vitality. Nettle is a foundational plant in herbalism, offering steady, building support over time rather than quick or dramatic effects.We’ll also talk about how to begin incorporating nettle into your everyday life in simple, approachable ways, whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your understanding of this foundational plant.This episode focuses on the practical, physiological side of nettle, and in the next episode, we’ll move into the folklore, energetics, and deeper relationship with this plant.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this follow-up conversation with spagyricist Mo Judith, we shift from alchemical history into the substance of the work itself.We explore what defines a true spagyric preparation, how it differs from a conventional herbal extract, and what distinguishes the spagyric process on a chemical level. From mineral salts to extraction techniques, we discuss what is happening in the process, not just in theory.This episode offers a broad overview of how spagyrics are made, with particular attention to material processes rather than mysticism. Whether you’re an herbalist, student, or simply curious about the intersection of alchemy and chemistry, this conversation brings clarity to a subject often obscured by romantic language.While this episode can stand on its own, it builds on our earlier conversation, Alchemy as Animism with Mo Judith, where we explored the philosophical and historical foundations of alchemy.Bio:Raised closely to the natural world, Maureen (Mo) Judith was shaped by the quiet intelligence of plants, ecosystems, and wilderness from an early age into adulthood. She became a life-long student of nature, she began to study herbalism in her teenage years. She left the country at 18 years old in pursuit of traveling to broaden her understanding of life and those who inhabited this earth. Drawn not only to local ecologies but also the ways life expresses itself across the globe. She spent around 5 years traveling and hitchhiking around the world, seeking to learn from the earth and those who still spoke her language. Today she runs Aura La Voura, a project, laboratory and brand dedicated to alchemical herbalism and right relationship with the earth. Their work scratches the surface of a new kind of research– one that bridges wisdom and soul with modern science and chemistry. She donates a percentage of her profits to foundations dedicated to reforestation and coral rejuvenation.Connect with Mo Judith:https://www.auralavoura.comhttps://www.instagram.com/auralavouraWe appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The spring equinox marks a moment of balance, equal light and dark, and the subtle but undeniable return of the sun’s strength. Across cultures and centuries, this turning point has been honored with fire festivals, fertility rites, cleansing rituals, and the tending of early green medicines.In this episode, we explore the folklore and traditions surrounding the spring equinox, from the Persian New Year to agricultural and ancestral rites that mark renewal, reciprocity, and awakening. We’ll look at how communities historically understood this seasonal threshold, and what it meant to prepare both land and body for the growing months ahead.You’ll also learn herbal allies that support this transitional time, bitters for movement, nutritives for rebuilding, and gentle strategies for working with spring’s upward energy rather than pushing against it.Finally, I’ll share simple, grounded traditions you can try yourself. Bring in the renewal energy with these rituals that are rooted in ecology, not aesthetics.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we explore the many ways humans communicate with plants, from asking permission before harvest to sensing subtle shifts in the body, to dreams and intuitive knowing.Plant communication is often dismissed as mystical or “woo,” but relationship with the living world is something our ancestors understood deeply. Today, emerging research on plant signaling, bioelectricity, and environmental attunement offers a bridge between science and lived experience.In this conversation, I share some of my own experiences speaking with plants, along with stories submitted by listeners who have encountered the plants as teachers, guides, and companions.We explore: – What it means to ask permission before harvesting – How to begin listening if you’ve never tried – The science of plant signaling and energetic exchange – Why reciprocity matters in herbal practiceThis episode isn’t about proving anything. It’s about widening the lens. Whether your relationship with plants is practical, mystical, scientific, or somewhere in between, there is room here.When we begin to listen, the plants often respond.Thank you for our submitted stories:Nikki Pazdra @khemiaapothecaryAbigail Warner @fae.of.ilariaAmelia Andrade @darling_dandy_botanicalsFurther Reading & Research:Simard, S. (2021). Finding the Mother Tree.Mancuso, S. (2018). The Revolutionary Genius of Plants.Fromm, J., & Lautner, S. (2007). Electrical signals and their physiological significance in plants. Plant, Cell & Environment.Karban, R. (2008). Plant behavior and communication.Porges, S. (2011). The Polyvagal Theory.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I sit down with ecoherbalist and High Garden Tea cofounder Leah Larabell for a conversation that feels like a walk through the woods: grounded, honest, and quietly revolutionary. We talk about what it means to be in right relationship with the land, how plants communicate when we slow down enough to listen, and how herbalism becomes regenerative when it’s rooted in reciprocity, not extraction.Leah shares her vision of ecoherbalism, not as a trend, but as a return to an older, wiser way of knowing. Along the way, we explore grief, hope, soil, story, and the small sacred acts that reconnect us to the living world. This episode is a love letter to the earth, a call to remembrance, and a balm for those who wonder how to stay hopeful in heavy times.Connect with Leah:www.highgardentea.cominstagram.com/highgardenteaBio:Leah Larabell is a two-decade trained and teaching clinical-level herbalist, and the creator of High Garden Tea. A passionate conservationist and forever student of the land, Leah's work centers on ecoherbalism, a name she calls "a new term for an old way." Her approach is rooted in land-based herbalism, focusing on regenerative, reciprocal relationships with plants as part of their ecosystems. She is a forever student of the land and eternally grateful for the teachings of the many elders who walked the plant path before her and shared it, so we may all know the plants as the healers that they are.  We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we journey into the timeless lore, rituals, and symbolic beauty of Rose, a plant cherished across cultures as an emblem of love, sacredness, and sovereign boundaries.You’ll hear stories of Rose as a guide through grief and rebirth, explore her energetic role as a heart protector and softener, and discover how she can be invoked to build boundaries and reconnect with self-worth. From ancient myth to everyday magic, Rose continues to be a fiercely gentle teacher, and in this conversation, you’ll feel her thorns and her tenderness.Whether you’ve long been devoted to Rose or are just brushing her petals for the first time, this episode is an invitation to sit with her wisdom and with yourself.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we turn our attention to Rose (Rosa spp.) through a medicinal lens, exploring the physical ways this beloved plant supports the body.We’ll walk through the herbal actions of rose, including its role as a gentle astringent, anti-inflammatory, and nervous system ally, and discuss how different parts of the plant are traditionally used. From heart and circulatory support to digestion, skin health, and emotional tension held in the body, Rose offers medicine that is both subtle and deeply effective.This episode focuses on the tangible, physiological applications of Rose and how to work with her in teas, honeys, and topical preparations. In the next episode, we’ll shift into Rose’s energetic medicine, folklore, and spiritual symbolism, but here, we root ourselves in the practical, embodied healing this plant has to offer.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the first episode of 2026 This isn't your typical New Year’s push. Instead of resolutions and rigid goals, I’m inviting you into a softer, slower start, one that honors the depth of winter and your natural rhythms.In this episode, we explore:Why winter isn’t the season to rush into productivityThe power of rooted rituals over resolutionsHow tending to your future self can be gentle and sustainableHerbs that support clarity, presence, devotion, and intuitive guidance — like rosemary, Tulsi, rose, and mugwortWays to reframe everyday habits into nurturing ritualsWe’re shifting from "doing more" to deepening what’s already there.Grab a cup of tea, settle in, and let’s welcome this new year with presence and purpose.**Reflection prompt: What are you saying yes to in 2026 that your present self can begin tending to today?We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this grounding conversation, I sit down with Jennifer Maklan, a massage therapist and Ayurvedic practitioner, to explore the beautiful tradition of Ayurveda as a sacred path of wisdom and healing.Together, we talk about the rhythms of Ayurveda, seasonal care, and how tuning into the body’s natural cycles can help us live with more balance, awareness, and ease. Jennifer shares how her work integrates this ancient system into our modern world, from daily rituals like self-massage (abhyanga) to regulating your digestion with food combinations.This episode is an invitation to slow down, soften into your senses, and remember that the body itself is nature: wise, cyclical, and capable of profound restoration.Tune in to feel nourished, grounded, and inspired to care for yourself in deeper, more intentional ways.Learn more about Jennifer at:www.PerimenopauseMassageAyurveda.comBio:Jennifer Maklan, LMT, Ayurvedic Practitioner helps women experiencing perimenopause, menopause, and aging, with joint pain, sleep disturbances, anxiety, and moodiness. Her unique educational background is steeped in ancient wellness methods as they are practiced in India today. Jennifer educates clients with Ayurvedic consultations. She provides massage, body therapies, and cleanses, to balance the body and mind. She sees clients in downtown Chattanooga, TN as well as online.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we sink into the grounding world of root medicine, the slow, earthy, deeply nourishing herbs that hold us through the coldest and quietest months of the year.Together, we explore the energetics of roots: what it means for plants to store their strength underground, how this medicine translates into grounding and resilience for our own bodies, and the subtle emotional teachings these beings offer when the world around us grows dim and still.You’ll meet four of my favorite winter roots (Burdock, Ginger, Licorice, and Ashwagandha), each with its own personality, purpose, and place in seasonal care. We’ll talk about simple, accessible ways to work with them through decoctions, syrups, broths, and small herbal rituals that bring warmth and steadiness back into your days.This is a cozy, practical, and deeply rooted conversation about tending yourself from the inside out, listening to winter’s call to slow down, and letting the plants guide you back into rhythm.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we explore the quiet wisdom of winter. As the days shorten and the light softens, nature invites us to move differently. We will explore how to build a rhythm that honors the quiet power of winter, a season meant not for hustling, but for reassessing, rooting, and restoring. You’ll hear reflections on following the natural cycles, creating daily rhythms that honor the dark and cold, and weaving grounding rituals through herbs and food as medicine. This conversation is an invitation to soften into the slower pace of the season and remember that winter’s stillness is its own kind of growth.Listen in, brew a cup of tea, and let this episode be your permission slip to rest, realign, and re-root.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this heart-opening conversation, I sit down with Nico Lebreux, a community herbalist and owner of Wild Heart Herb House, to explore the soul of inclusive herbalism and community care. Together, we dive into the magic of creating spaces where everyone is welcome to learn, grow, and heal, without expectation or judgment. Nico shares how their apothecary bloomed into a sanctuary for self-care and collective healing, along with some of their favorite herbs, rituals, and grounding practices for everyday life. This episode is a love letter to the plant world, intuition, and the power of community connection.Tune in to feel inspired, grounded, and reminded that herbalism is for everyone.Links to Learn More About Nicohttps://wildheartherbhouse.com/https://www.instagram.com/wild.heart.herb.house/Bio:Nico Lebreux (she/they) is a queer neurodivergent community herbalist, self care advocate, and herbal apothecary owner who operates Wild Heart Herb House in New Bedford, Massachusetts on unceeded territory of the Wampanoag Nation. Introducing others to herbalism and sharing how plants can benefit your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health is their passion. In Nico’s offerings there are no expectations and no judgments. She holds space for her students to strengthen their intuition, commune with the earth, and connect with source energy whatever that looks like and feels like for them.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we journey into the rich folklore, rituals, and symbolic magic of Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, a plant revered across generations as a living goddess, a purifier of space and spirit, and a guardian of the sacred.You’ll hear origin stories of transformation and devotion, explore the energetic essence of Tulsi as heart medicine, and discover the ways this plant has been worked with to bless homes and connect with the divine. From ancient scriptures to living ritual, Tulsi continues to be a beloved plant teacher, and in this conversation, you’ll feel why.Whether you’re familiar with her gifts or just meeting Tulsi for the first time, this episode is a gentle portal into her world.Here is an example of a Tulsi Aarti song.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, we're diving into the practical, grounded medicine of Holy Basil, also known as Tulsi. Widely used in herbal traditions around the world, Tulsi is an accessible adaptogen known for supporting stress resilience, digestion, and overall vitality.I’ll walk you through what makes Holy Basil unique, its most common uses in modern herbalism, and how to easily incorporate it into your daily routine. From teas and tinctures to preparation basics, this is your beginner-friendly guide to one of the most beloved herbs in the apothecary.Perfect for new plant lovers or anyone looking to add a powerful, everyday ally to their herbal toolkit, you won't want to miss out on Tulsi.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this laid-back, tea-sipping episode, I chat with the lovely Liz Vermillion, a fellow herbalist whose deep love for plants shows up in every foraged blend and garden-grown potion she creates. You might know her from Willow & Sage or The Botanical Anthology, but today, you’ll get to hear her unfiltered, plant-nerding side.We meander through her herbal journey, swap stories about wildcrafting, and dive into the earthy joy of mushrooms, recipe-making, and letting the seasons lead the way. It's less of an interview, more of a soul-aligned catch-up between two plant people who could talk herbs for hours.Perfect for anyone who loves hearing how other herbalists live, create, and stay inspired, especially if you like your learning with a side of laughter and real talk.Bio:Liz is a passionate herbalist and forager who has studied through the Herbal Academy and California School of Herbal Studies. She began foraging and learning about herbalism, becoming self-taught, in 2022. This led her to create Liz’s Cottage, the whimsical cottage where things are created using the ingredients from her foraging basket and garden. You can find her wares on www.lizscottage.com and follow her at https://www.instagram.com/liz.vermillionaire. We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if the old stories carried more than just myth? In this episode, we explore how folklore, myth, and plant stories hold clues about the healing properties of herbs, and why remembering these stories matters. Folklore isn’t just entertainment; it’s a way of passing down plant wisdom, cultural memory, and a deeper connection to the natural world.Join me as we dive into the meeting place of storytelling and herbalism, and discover how tales from the past can still guide our healing today.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wonder how an herbalist actually weaves plants into everyday life? In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on my personal herbal routine, from the morning cup that sets my day in motion to the seasonal shifts that keep me in rhythm with nature.I’ll share simple tips for building your own daily herbal practice, no matter your schedule or experience level. We’ll also explore how seasonal changes can guide the herbs you work with, helping you stay grounded, energized, and supported year-round.Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your connection to the plants, this episode will leave you inspired to make herbalism a natural, joyful part of your daily life.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of From Nature to Nurture, I sit down with Maureen (Mo) Judith, a modern spagyricist, herbalist, and guide in the ancient art of transformation. Through the lens of alchemy, both spiritual and practical, we explore how working with the elements, the body, and the natural world can help us move through deep change, reclaim personal power, and reconnect to our own cycles.We talk about:What alchemy really is (and what it’s not)How plant alchemy differs from traditional herbalismThe stages of alchemical transformation and how they show up in everyday lifeHer personal story of how alchemy became a life pathPractical ways to begin your own alchemical practiceWhether you’re new to alchemy or feeling called deeper, this episode offers a beautiful map back to self, soul, and the sacred.Bio:Raised closely to the natural world, Maureen (Mo) Judith was shaped by the quiet intelligence of plants, ecosystems, and wilderness from an early age into adulthood. She became a life-long student of nature, she began to study herbalism in her teenage years. She left the country at 18 years old in pursuit of traveling to broaden her understanding of life and those who inhabited this earth. Drawn not only to local ecologies but also the ways life expresses itself across the globe. She spent around 5 years traveling and hitchhiking around the world, seeking to learn from the earth and those who still spoke her language. Today she runs Aura La Voura, a project, laboratory and brand dedicated to alchemical herbalism and right relationship with the earth. Their work scratches the surface of a new kind of research– one that bridges wisdom and soul with modern science and chemistry. She donates 3% of all her profits to foundations dedicated to reforestation and coral rejuvenation.Connect with Mo Judith:https://www.auralavoura.comhttps://www.instagram.com/auralavouraWe appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this solo episode of From Nature to Nurture, we wander into the mythic, magical world of Yarrow, a plant long honored as a protector, diviner, and bridge between realms.This is not a breakdown of Yarrow’s physical medicine (that’s in a past episode!). Instead, we’re exploring the ancient stories, superstitions, and spiritual uses that have followed this plant across time and many cultures.You’ll hear:Yarrow's role in love divination, dream work, and burial ritesHow Yarrow was used to ward off unwanted spirits and protect the homeWhy this plant holds deep energetic significance for boundary workWays to connect with Yarrow on a spiritual and ritual level todayIf you’ve ever felt the pull of the old ways or wanted to know how plants were once revered as allies and oracles, this one’s for you. Listen in, and may the path be lined with yarrow.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yarrow has walked beside me for years, in both my healing and my herbal work. In this episode, I’m sharing all the ways this potent plant ally can support the body.We’ll explore:Yarrow’s key medicinal actionsFirst aid and acute care usesHow to work with yarrow in daily wellness routinesWhy it belongs in every herbalist’s apothecaryMy personal experiences with yarrow’s powerful, protective natureWhether you're just meeting yarrow or deepening your relationship, this episode offers both reverence and real-life ways to bring this plant into your practice.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Summer Solstice has been honored across cultures and continents for generations — a sacred turning point that marks the height of the sun’s power and the fullness of the Earth’s abundance.In this episode, I share:Why this is my favorite day of the yearAncient solstice traditions from around the worldNature-based rituals to anchor your own celebrationSimple, meaningful ways to honor the light — no matter your belief systemWhether you practice a specific path or simply want to live more in sync with the seasons, this episode is a gentle invitation to pause, connect, and celebrate the pulse of summer.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Starting your herbal journey can feel overwhelming, especially with fears about misidentification or making mistakes. That’s why I’m introducing you to Plantain, my number one pick for beginners.In this episode, we explore:Why plantain is one of the safest, most accessible plants to learnHow to identify and work with it in confidenceSimple remedies to begin making at homeThe many reasons this “weed” is a powerful herbal allyIf you’ve been hesitant to start hands-on herbalism, this episode will help you feel grounded, informed, and ready to get your hands in the dirt.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the very first episode of From Nature to Nurture, a space rooted in curiosity, connection, and the magic of the plant world.In this episode, I share:My vision for this podcast and what inspired itA bit about my journey into herbalismWhat you can expect from future episodes, from mini herbal lessons to cozy tea-time chats, plus interviews with natural healing practitioners and fellow plant peopleWhether you’re brand new to herbs or deepening your practice, this space is here to support you in weaving science, soul, and seasonal rhythm into everyday life.We appreciate every review.If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more, follow Danielle at:www.instagram.com/rootandwandercollectivewww.rootandwandercollective.comFor questions about the episodes, please send an email to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.