Mark Blumenthal | Voices of Our Herbal Elders Ep. 14

[@coralrose6506]

This was a great conversation and he’s a really wonderful storyteller. I really enjoy these conversations and I’m so grateful that you are having these conversations. Thank you and them for sharing because another generation learns from y’all. ❤😊

[@bethelshiloh]

Mark is a genuine sweetheart. I remember him from Austin in the late 60’s.

[@handsewnshoes]

I’m just loving these herbal stories/interviews!! Thank you for allllll you do & share 🌱💚

[@Elletaria-t5s]

Wow! This was so entertaining, exuberant, & meaningful. I remember bomb pop popsicles in the 70's lol! Just loved all the stories and connections, humor and passion! So much that resonates and inspires 💙💜 Thankyou Mark and Rosemary! 🌿💜🌻💙

[@deboragreer9599]

This was amazing!!! ❤️

[@celialarsen8348]

Jim Duke over his heart, so sweet.

[@bonniepearce6155]

I so glad that you did an interview with Mark he is one of my herbal idols.

[@dkulikowski]

Thank you for sharing your background and life's journey of your herbal life. Rosemary, I would love to hear more about your guests 'voices of our herbal elders' knowledge about certain common herbs, techniques and blends.

[@pamelarogers9686]

I Love everything you do! Thank you!

[@lorimills7158]

LOVE you, Rosemary, ❤ for continuing your quest to rally against what Dr. Michael Klaper just said in the docuseries aired on Food Revolution Network, that "We'll be known as the society that refused to save ourselves because it wasn't cost-effective."😢 You are timeless and progressive🎉

[@tiarianamanna973]

Such a beautiful story time 😅 thank you 🥰

[@tiarianamanna973]

And yes, looking forward for that part two!!

[@bluebestfriend]

I love how humble Rosemary is as if she isn't partly responsible for why ACV has made a come back 😭

[@paulashaham6282]

In Virginia in early 70,s we had that disgusting tapeworm dissection too