The Mate Chronicles

She left the city for a ranch with cows, dogs, and soon pigs, and found that the more grounded her life got, the more she was able to alchemize her pain into music 🧉 Today I'm sitting down with one of my bestest friends, artist and musician Camryn, to drink some mint mate and talk about art, healing, ritual, and what it actually means to come home to yourself.This is a conversation about mate, but really it's about friendship, ritual, and the long messy road back to yourself. If you've ever felt disconnected from your own body, unsure of your creative voice, or like you're still looking for your people, this one is for you.🌿 Sponsored by Ervawww.drinkerva.comUse code NATASHA for 10% off!Follow Camryn IG: @camyrnadele CREDITS:Producers: Tiffany Scalia, Leo Klemm, Natasha Nua, Juan RiveraGuest: Camryn Adele Portagalo Videographer: Braulio HernandezEditor: Christian AriasSound Assistant: Kayla KheradmandProduction Assistant: Isabella PutortiBTS Photos: Mel SkinderSpecial Thanks:  Leslie Haggege

She sold lemonade at 9, discovered yerba mate at 20, and built a mate business with her college sweetheart. 🧉Welcome back to The Mate Chronicles. I'm Natasha Nua, and today I'm sitting down with Tiffany Scalia, co-founder of our sponsor Erva, to drink her cold-brewed ginger lime mate and talk about the wild road from music festival lemonade stands to building a values-driven yerba mate brand from the ground up.This is a conversation about mate, yes, but also about building something real and sustainable: a business, a marriage, a movement. If you're an entrepreneur feeling overwhelmed, a mate lover curious about the culture or someone who just needs a reminder that people power still wins, this episode is for you.🌿 Sponsored by ErvaFollow Erva on Instagram & TikTok: @drinkervaFollow The Mate Chronicles on Instagram & TikTok: @thematechronicles

Yerba mate changed my life and it might change yours too 🧉 Welcome to The Mate Chronicles. I'm Natasha Nua, Argentine-American actress, writer, producer, and mate magician. In this prologue I share why I started this podcast, where yerba mate really comes from, the sacred ritual behind it, and why this ancient plant has been my portable home across every city and identity crisis.In this episode, I touch on the origins of yerba mate and the Guaraní people of Paraguay and Argentina, the sacred ritual of cebado: gourd, bombilla, and the cebador, The moon goddess Jasy myth and the spirit of generosity, Animism, why I feel at home nowhere and how mate grounds me, chronos, and ultimately... why I created The Mate Chronicles.Whether you discovered yerba mate through a can or grew up doing mateadas in South America, this podcast is your portal deeper.  If you're feeling overwhelmed, uninspired, or like time is running out, this podcast will bring you back to yourself.🌿 Sponsored by Erva. www.drinkerva.com