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For centuries, plant medicine was the dominant medicine worldwide. Around about a century ago, the modern medical system we know today took the field in force, relegating herbalists to the back alleys for decades. Over the past couple of decades, herbalists like Nicole Telkes have built a new appreciation of herbal practices as a way of life. Today, we’re talking with Nicole about where we’ve been and where we’re going.
RESOURCES WE MENTIONED
- Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine
- Medicinal Plants of Texas: A Guide to Locating, Growing, Harvesting, and Using Plants in Texas and the Deep South by Nicole Telkes
- “Popular Herbal Remedy at Center of Trademark Fight” by Karishma Mehrotra, published in The Boston Globe
- “Pittsfield Retailer Sues Herbalists for Campaign Against Fire Cider Trademark” by Phil Demers, published in The Berkshire Eagle
HERBS IN THE NEWS
We discussed the article “Should More Women Give Birth Outside the Hospital?” by Dianna Douglas published on July 13, 2015, on the NPR website.
Resources we mentioned:
HERBAL 101
In this show we answer a listener’s question about pesticides and wild-crafting or gathering in the city.
Resources we mentioned
“Wildcrafting for Beginners” by Howie Brounstein
Herbs we mentioned:
- Red Clover
- Oyster Mushroom
- Saint John’s Wort
- Hawthorn
- Strawberry
Nicole Telkes, RH
Nicole is a practicing herbalist, educator, activist and Director of the Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine. She specializes in bioregional medicinal plants and is a fully stocked herbal apothecary with wild and weedy custom formulations for her clients and students. She is a Registered Herbalist with the American Herbalist Guild.  She wrote the first book on herbs of her bio region,
