Find show notes and become one of the listener supporters who make this podcast possible at www.thewanderschool.com/podcast. Enjoy this episode of Wander, Forage & Wildcraft where Doug Elliott shares  about the first plant he ever learned to forage, wood sorrel, and what he later learned about it from a Chippewa Cree friend. He goes on to share about one of his favorite plants, dandelion, of which he calls, ". . . one of the most nutritious plants you can grow," along with the meaning behind its French translations, and its edible and herbal benefits. Make sure to stick around through the end of the episode to hear Doug's song "Dandelions" from his album Bound for Carolina, along with his true tales of foraging told in his captivating and fun style.

Season 2, Episode 1: International Nature Storyteller Doug Elliott

Meet Tyson Sampson of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and learn more about Traditional Cherokee cultivated and wild foods, the meaning of Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and acknowledgement and reciprocity for Indigenous herbal knowledge. Get show notes and more at www.thewanderschool.com/podcast

Wander, Forage & Wildcraft: Episode #13 - Meet Tyson Sampson

Hey there! I'm the founder of the WANDER School (The Wild Artemisia Nature Discovery, Empowerment, and Reconnection School) and a Botanist, Herbalist, and Professional Forager. Our mission at the school is to offer nature and herbal education that creates healing through connection with the natural world and each other to create local and global health and prosperity. I teach all over these Appalachian Mountains and the country. Let's talk about foraging, wild plant & mushroom awesomeness, herbal goodness and more. I want to help you reconnect with nature to empower yourself with free food and medicine. Let me know what you think, what you wanna know and if you hear something you like, please share far and wide.

Season 2, Episode 1: International Nature Storyteller Doug Elliott

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