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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 90 episodes
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Getting Personal with Plant Medicine is where we explore personal journeys through different plants, different voices, and different ways of having conversations.
Unknown Host hosts Getting Personal with Plant Medicine, a education show with 90 episodes published.
In this episode, Diana Krach and Christopher Deaney break down the significant DEA updates from July 1st regarding the scheduling of various substances, including 7-OH, tianeptine, pseudoindoxil, and MGM-15. They discuss
In this episode of Getting Personal with Plant Medicine, host Diana Krach welcomes back Douglas La Rose, President of the Kava Coalition, for a deep dive into the communal and personal aspects of kava and kratom. Key Dis
Christopher Deaney of Christopher's Organic Botanicals j oins Diana to unpack the complexities of activism. He paints a picture of what it feels like to meet legislators and have them actually listen, and how rewarding i
Sabrina Thomas, AKA Munchies of Mary Jane N Munchies, joins Diana to talk about how her journey with plant medicine began as a child. Her family has a history of using plants for wellness, but it wasn't until her teen ye
Hosts Diana Krach and Christopher Deaney (of Christopher's Organic Botanicals) discuss the complexities of kratom leaf colors, clarifying the effects beyond the simple adage "red for bed, white for flight, green for in b
This episode of Getting Personal with Plant Medicine features Q (Kasia, a.k.a. Queenie) of the Mary Jane N Munchies podcast. Q discusses her journey with plant medicine, which began after developing Functional Neurologic
Mayakia (Maya) Anderson of Rooted Vines joins Diana to talk about tea blends that benefit mental well-being. She also talks about the creation of The Tea House community on the Skool platform. Important links: Christophe
Diana is joined by Tashiana Reaves , clinical herbalist, to discuss the many applications of valerian root. They also talk about the personal side of the plant, as Tashiana goes into her story and how it helped her. The
Melody Woolf joins Diana to talk about her remarkable journey with kratom. Because of the transformation that gave her a real quality of life, Melody became a tireless activist, regularly contributing to legislative refo
Diana is joined by Douglas La Rose, executive director of Kava Coalition , to talk about how kava and the culture of kava bars are changing the ways people socialize. Having visited 50 kava bars all around the world, he
Diana is joined by Mallory O'Connor to discuss how micro-dosing intentionally can lead to a lot of positive lifestyle changes. Mallory explains the importance of set and setting when using psychedelics, and how to safely
In this episode, Diana is joined by co-host Christopher Deeney of Christopher’s Organic Botanicals and special guest Matthew Stewart of Spirit Apotheosis in Ohio for an in-depth and timely conversation about kratom, plan
In this episode, Diana talks to Jordan Richard of New Hope Botanicals —a leading kratom advocate, educator, and content creator known for speaking truth in a highly censored space. Jordan shares his deeply personal journ
While not widely discussed, kratom has the potential to benefit dogs and other mammals. With the guidance of a veterinarian, plant medicine can be a powerful tool in the wellness toolbelt. Christopher Deaney joins Diana
Holly Hillyer of Utokia Herb Co. joins Diana to talk about the recent ban that was snuck into the spending bill. The impending legislation will impact over 90% of the CBD industry negatively and remove access to medicine
Diana is joined by Madalyn Sklar of Kratom Stories Podcast and The Kratom Gals to talk about how kratom transformed her life. The plant that gave her autonomy over her pain management also inspired relentless advocacy an
Diana is joined once again by Tashiana Reaves to talk about two plants that pair really well with each other: ashwagandha and blue lotus. They also work well with kratom, accentuating the benefits. Tashiana talks about d
In our season 5 premiere, we (Diana and JR) talk about recent changes to GPPM. This podcast is now a branded one, meaning only one company is sponsoring us and has editorial approval. We couldn't be more excited to work
Hosts Diana and Christopher Deaney break down the differences between whole‑leaf kratom, extracts, and the synthesized 7‑OH compound, explaining why conflation of these products fuels fear and misguided bans. The episode
Hosts Diana and JR get personal about plant medicines that face stigma, sharing lived experiences and unpacking why substances like cannabis, kava, kratom, and psilocybin are controversial despite long histories of use.
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Getting Personal with Plant Medicine is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (Self Improvement) and has published 90 episodes.
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