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Welcome to the Frontline Herbalism Podcast with your host, Nicole Rose from the
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Solidarity Apothecary.
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This is your place for all things plants and
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liberation.
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Let's get started.
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Hello.
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Welcome back to the Frontline Herbalism
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Podcast.
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I am yet again recording this in a car, in a
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car park because of childcare challenges.
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And I'm really sorry about the sound quality.
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One, my voice is going to.
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And two,
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my microphone is for some reason not working, like the adapter for my computer isn't working
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for it.
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So anyway, I'm really sorry about the quality.
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I just wanted to say that the Herbalism PTSD and Traumatic Stress course is open for
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enrolment again.
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Woohoo.
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So you've probably heard me talk about this course on every single episode of this
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podcast, but it's like my main course,
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body of work that explores all about trauma and different nervous system states and the
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physiology of the nervous system,
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as well as how do we collectively respond to trauma and traumatic stress, like the
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political nature of trauma.
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And then it really goes deep into nervines, which are plants with an affinity for the
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nervous system.
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We look at 32 plants in depth with their own
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profiles, like their own video recordings,
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exploring their medicinal actions and their kind of role in recovery from trauma with, you
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know, a lot of nuance and experience.
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And yeah, this **** in practice.
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And you know, if you're new to herbalism, it's got like all the things about medicine making
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and how to forage safely and sustainably and herbal safety stuff and yeah, all the things.
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So, yeah, it is open for enrollment.
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Please check out the show notes of the podcast.
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I'm going to link in where all the other episodes are, where I'm talking about the
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course in much more depth.
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I talk about the modules, how it was designed,
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how it's structured.
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So please check that out.
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But yeah, please, please enroll if you're
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interested.
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It's going to be available until early October.
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And yeah, I'm going to be talking about it more on, on upcoming episodes, but I just,
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yeah, I just wanted to like nip on the podcast and tell you that it is.
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Yeah, it is.
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Ready to join.
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It's completely sliding scale.
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No one is turned away for lack of funds.
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You can access it for free if needed.
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But you know, like, financial contributions are seriously welcome, especially as I'm a
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serious single parent with a toddler,
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which again, is its own podcast episode at a later date.
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Like they say, talk about your scars, not your wounds.
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So I won't share the kind of **** show of things happening at the moment with my family,
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but we're all okay.
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And yeah,
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the baby is.
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He's doing great and is the best thing ever.
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But anyway, yeah, if you can put some funds in, like a donation that's like amazing.
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You're welcome to sign up to one of the payment plans so you can pay small amounts
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over several months.
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And all of the money, like it pays for my kind of livelihood, like my, the monthly salary
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that I take, but it really like sustains the solidarity apothecary.
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So it gets the books to prisoners, it gets the care packages out to people.
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Means I can do one to one support with working class comrades and people without access to
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funds.
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You know, it used to enable me to go to
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Calais,
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which I'm not doing at the moment because of the baby, but I'm still involved in the mobile
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herbal clinic project as you know.
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And yeah, it just ******* enables everything.
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So please, please, please sign up if you're keen.
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I think it's a really high quality learning experience.
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And yeah, there's not very many offerings that are similar out there.
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And yeah, it's just part of this whole like solidarity economy with the course like your
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contribution is going towards like shitloads of other solidarity work.
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So yeah, thank you for taking an interest.
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Please check it out.
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And yeah, thanks for listening.
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I will be back soon.
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Okay, bye.
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Thanks so much for listening to the Frontline Herbalism podcast.
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