
Show Notes
In episode 15: A Love of Green Things, Miriam speaks with Bernadette Ashcroft, folk herbalist, folk singer, foraging teacher, nature resonance guide and a walker on the path of the Bean Feasa (Irish for a woman of knowledge or wise-woman). In this episode Miriam and Bernadette speak about their love of the plants and the English countryside and express their shared reticence to document every aspect of their lives on social media. Bernadette shares the process behind creating her plant-based healing wares in the Wild Folk Apothecary. She offers suggestions for those wanting to know where to begin when it comes to connecting with the living world and subtle realms. This is a nourishing, uplifting conversation between two women in love with all things green. It’s a call to remember the inherent magick of ourselves as human beings in connection with the more-than human world. Bernadette is generously offering listeners 25% off her products at the Wild Folk Apothecary, using the code: moonbody. Visit the Wild Folk Apothecary here. Read Bernadette’s words on Instagram here. Read about joining her foraging walks in Suffolk here. And listen to the ‘Meadowsong’ played at the end of the episode here.
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