Gaia Gossip: Get the Dirt from Mother Earth!

Sponsored by Her Many Voices Foundation (HMVF), Gaia Gossip uses storytelling to explore the intersection of ecological impacts, Indigenous wisdom and modern technology, with the heart of community connection. Join us and be part of the conversation on sustainability, innovation and preservation of Mother Earth. Her Many Voices is a small organization that does big things in the world. We started out as artists responding to humanitarian need. Now we're joined by global community members as well. ​ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gaia Gossip: Get the Dirt from Mother Earth! is a society podcast hosted by Gaia Gossip, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Gaia Gossip hosts Gaia Gossip: Get the Dirt from Mother Earth!, a society show with 67 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  Food is Our Medicine

  Aug 6, 202646 minS6

  In this episode of Gaia Gossip, host Mary Jane Oatman is joined by Dionne Holmquist, Co-Founder of Magnanimous Urban Grow and Director of the Biobased Solutions Initiative at Makoce Agriculture Development. Together, they explore why food is medicine, how regenerative agriculture can strengthen communities, and why Indigenous ecological knowledge is essential to building a healthier future. Dionne shares her work supporting tribal and rural communities, creating sustainable food systems, and reconnecting people to the land through regenerative practices. When we heal our relationship with the land, we create opportunities to heal ourselves, our communities, and future generations. Tune in for a delightful conversation with plenty of dirt from Mother Earth. Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Our host, Mary Jane Oatman, is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and a descendant of the Delaware Tribe, as well as a proud mother. She serves as the Executive Director of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA), founder of the Indigenous CANNabis Coalition (ICANNC), and publisher of THC Magazine. Produced by BiCurean.com . Technical production by Peggy McCartha . Narrative strategy, graphics and design by Victoria Carrington Chàvez . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #10

  Growing Women’s Economic Power

  Jul 9, 202644 minS6

  In this episode of Gaia Gossip, host Mary Jane Oatman is joined by Candy Schibli, coffee entrepreneur, chemical engineer, and owner of Southeastern Roastery and Blend & Brew. Tune in for an invigorating conversation with plenty of dirt from Mother Earth as Candy shares her journey from engineering to entrepreneurship and her work supporting women throughout the global coffee supply chain. Together, they explore women's leadership, generational legacy, and practical business wisdom for growing, scaling, and building economic independence. They also dive into the surprising connections between coffee and cannabis, working directly with farmers, and how intentional business practices can create lasting impact for communities around the world. Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Our host, Mary Jane Oatman, is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and a descendant of the Delaware Tribe, as well as a proud mother. She serves as the Executive Director of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA), founder of the Indigenous CANNabis Coalition (ICANNC), and publisher of THC Magazine. Produced by BiCurean.com. Technical production by Peggy McCartha. Narrative strategy, graphics and design by Victoria Carrington Chàvez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #9

  What Our Kids Taught Us About Being Men

  Jun 25, 202659 minS6

  What does it mean to be a father in a changing world? In this special Gaia Gossip conversation, host Theo EJ Wilson joins Dr. Paul Rivera, Blake Kent, and Jason Jacobs to explore fatherhood, positive masculinity, and the responsibility of raising the next generation with intention. Together, they discuss breaking generational patterns, redefining strength, embracing vulnerability, and honoring the vital partnership between Divine Masculine and Divine Feminine energies. From being a girl dad and cultural traditions to presence, love, and healing, this heartfelt conversation offers an honest look at the challenges and rewards of fatherhood while celebrating the men working to create a better future for their children and communities. Tune in for a meaningful episode with plenty of dirt from Mother Earth. Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Our host, Theo Wilson powerfully blends artistic expression with a profound commitment to social justice. As a founding member of the National Poetry Slam-winning Denver Slam Nuba team and Executive Director of Shop Talk Live, Inc., he inspires community dialogue and healing. Theo is the author of "The Law of Action," and was launched nationally with his widely viewed TED Talk, "A Black Man Goes Undercover in the Alt Right". Theo is a recognized media personality and the  host of The History Channel’s "I Was There" and a recognized media personality.  Produced by BiCurean.com . Technical production by Peggy McCartha . Narrative strategy, graphics and design by Victoria Carrington Chàvez . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #8

  Speaking The Language of Food

  Jun 18, 202659 minS6

  In this episode of Gaia Gossip, host Mary Jane Oatman is joined by acclaimed Indigenous author, educator, and advocate Chef Sean Sherman. Known for his James Beard Award-winning cookbook The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen and as co-founder of Owamni, Chef Sean shares how Indigenous food systems connect and heal communities. Together, they explore Indigenous food sovereignty, community food models, and restoring Indigenous foodways for future generations, by sharing the stories from the seeds. “Food is a language and it’s a language we all share.” -Chef Sean Sherman Tune in for an replenishing episode with plenty of dirt from Mother Earth. Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Our host, Mary Jane Oatman, is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and a descendant of the Delaware Tribe, as well as a proud mother. She serves as the Executive Director of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA), founder of the Indigenous CANNabis Coalition (ICANNC), and publisher of THC Magazine. Learn more about Sean’s work: seansherman.com natifs.org owamni.com @IndigenousFoodLab on YouTube Produced by BiCurean.com. Technical production by Peggy McCartha. Narrative strategy, graphics and design by Victoria Carrington Chàvez. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #7

  Restoring Balance: How Plant Relatives Heal the One Human Family

  May 14, 202643 minS6

  In this episode of Gaia Gossip, host Mary Jane Oatman is joined by veteran Holly Butler of Dawg Daze Podcast, and the Indigenous Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce for an intriguing conversation on the healing power of plant medicine.  Butler shares her path from undiagnosed PTSD and avoidance of pharmaceuticals to studying cannabis through a Master of Science in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, then launching the pro-cannabis, veteran-focused Dawg Daze podcast. She discusses stigma and legal barriers in Wyoming, activism through the Wyoming NORML chapter, and her role co-founding the Indigenous Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce after connections made at MJBizCon and Melanie Wenzel’s Cannabis Queen book event, emphasizing inclusive partnerships and seven-generations thinking. They preview IWCCC’s RES 2026 launch events, discuss medical cannabis quality, cite Montana’s Sensei Care as a model, note political pushback efforts, and highlight cultural self-care through women’s sweat lodge. Connect with Holly on LinkedIn and iwccc.org . Tune in for an invigorating episode with plenty of dirt from Mother Earth. Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip programs empower climate solutions and community connection to be amplified for the betterment of Mother Earth. Our host, Mary Jane Oatman, is a member of the Nez Perce Tribe and a descendant of the Delaware Tribe, as well as a proud mother. She serves as the Executive Director of the Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association (ICIA), founder of the Indigenous CANNabis Coalition (ICANNC), and publisher of THC Magazine. Produced by BiCurean and narrative strategist, Victoria Carrington Chàvez.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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