David Winston, herbalist and ethnobotanist of fifty-eight years, holds science, tradition, and spirit as three ways of knowing, and shows how a herbalism that refuses to choose between them becomes as resilient as a forest.

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Peter Conway, one of the most respected voices in British herbal medicine, makes the case for deep herbalism: a practice rooted in relationship, responsibility, and the recognition that we owe our existence entirely to plants.

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A conversation with Tad Hargrave that moves from the fear of being seen, to earning a living from sacred work without losing yourself in the selling, into the market as a place of kinship and devotion.

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In this inaugural episode of The Herballectual, I sit down with 7Song to explore how herbalists are formed, what must be unlearned, and how clinical reality reshapes early idealism, tracing herbalism across clinics, classrooms, and communities.

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