Nature Episodes

Joie Jacobsen on Finding Your Authentic Self and Healing | 1,602 Joie Jacobsen believes the answers we seek are often already within us. We simply need the space and courage to uncover them. An energy intuitive, healer, and authenticity guide, Joie helps people reconnect with their truest selves by gently uncovering the patterns, beliefs, and emotional blocks that keep them from living with greater freedom and joy. Her work is rooted in the belief that lasting transformation begins not by becoming someone new, but by remembering who you have always been. Drawing from modalities including Vortex Healing®, Divine Energy Healing, and Resonance Repatterning®, Joie creates deeply personalized experiences that invite greater self awareness, compassion, and inner alignment. Through this process, clients are empowered to release old conditioning, embrace their authentic nature, and move forward with renewed clarity and purpose. Rather than offering temporary solutions, Joie helps …

Carlos Tanner on Ayahuasca Healing and Plant Medicine | 1,601 Carlos Tanner believes nature holds profound wisdom, and healing begins when we learn to approach it with humility, respect, and intention. Founder of the Ayahuasca Foundation, Carlos has spent more than two decades studying traditional Amazonian plant medicine alongside indigenous curanderos in the Peruvian rainforest. Since establishing the foundation in 2009, he has helped create opportunities for people from around the world to experience authentic healing traditions while preserving the knowledge and practices of the communities that have carried them for generations. Committed to bridging ancient wisdom with modern science, Carlos has partnered with researchers to explore the therapeutic potential of ayahuasca for depression, anxiety, trauma, and other health challenges. Through collaborative research efforts, this work has contributed to a growing body of scientific evidence demonstrating meaningful improvem…

1,229 | Stories That Spark Wonder in Nature With Karen B. Shea Karen B. Shea is a best-selling author and passionate speaker dedicated to connecting the young and young at heart with the wonders of nature. With her deep love for the natural world, Karen brings the magic of nature to every story. As a dedicated advocate for nature, Karen emphasizes the importance of inviting nature into our daily lives and fostering a strong connection between children and the environment. Through vibrant characters and engaging adventures, her stories encourage both the young and young at heart to explore, appreciate, and protect the world around them. Karen’s love for nature began as a child growing up outside Chicago when there were still open fields and muddy marshes to explore. As a teen, her family bought a cabin in the wilds of Wyoming which opened her world up to endless mountains and a vast array of wildlife. As an adult, her love for nature drew her to the PNW where its lush landscape …

976 | Fighting for Our Planet: Jonathan Lash on Climate Action, Leadership & Corporate Change I'm Jonathan Lash, I am a former Peace Corps volunteer, federal prosecutor, and environmental litigator. I have served as Vermont Secretary of Natural Resources, a law professor, and president of a college. For a decade-and-a-half, I was the president of the World Resources Institute, an international organization dedicated to turning ideas into action to address global environmental and development challenges. In 2006, Rolling Stone Magazine recognized me as one 25 "Warriors and Heroes” fighting to prevent a planet-wide climate catastrophe. My efforts to persuade major corporations to take climate change seriously earned me recognition as one of the “100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics” by Ethisphere Magazine (2007) and one of the world’s “Top 100 Most Influential People in Finance” by Treasury and Risk Management Magazine (2005). Support our podcast show by: https://kmm…

Melody Horrill was born in England and lived in Cornwall before emigrating with some of her family to Australia in the late 1970s. She has spent much of her professional life writing and presenting environment and science feature stories for the ABC, Channel 9, Network 10, and Network 7 Australia. Melody was also a correspondent for CNN’s International World Report where she wrote and presented nature-based feature pieces for a global audience. She is an honorary member of CNN’s International Professional Program. Melody Horrill also presented nightly weather reports. She won the Better Hearing Australia Award for Best Presenter and the Archbishop’s Award for Outstanding Journalism. After more than two decades in broadcast media, Melody relocated to Melbourne where she worked for the state’s highest-rating radio network 3AW, reporting and reading the news before moving to a role in the Australian Government. Support our podcast show by: https://www.positivetalkradio.net/support…

Biomimicry offers an empathetic, interconnected understanding of how life works and ultimately where we fit in. It is a practice that learns from and mimics the strategies used by species alive today. After billions years of research and development, failures are fossils, and what remains hold the secret to our survival. The goal is to create products, processes, and systems—new ways of living—that solve our greatest design challenges sustainably and in solidarity with all life on earth. We can use biomimicry to not only learn from nature’s wisdom, but also heal ourselves—and this planet—in the process. Check us out: https://www.positivetalkradio.net/support/ https://kmmedia.pro/our-store Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/positivetalkradio Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/positivetalkradio/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@positivetalkradio?lang=en Twitter - https://twitter.com/positivetradio