Ep04 - Julia Plevin (Designer/Forest Bather) on reconnecting to Source through Nature
Julia Plevin, age 31, is a designer, so-to-be published author and forest bather based in San Francisco. In this conversation, Julia candidly talks about her spiritual path working with the darkness within, letting Nature be the teacher, rediscovering Judaism through the lens of earth connection, h…
Episode 4: Julia Plevin - The Healing Magic of Forest Bathing
Inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, forest bathing is the act of spending intentional time in nature to promote health and well-being. Author Julia Plevin talks about her book 'The Healing Magic of Forest Bathing' and how reconnecting with the natural world can be a way to restore ca…
Mental Health Week: Forest Therapy
Brought to you by In My Nature, Victorian Aboriginal Health, Yarra Libraries and The Ewing Trust.
As part of Mental Health Week, this episode gives the listener permission to slow down and immerse themselves in nature. Based on the Japanese well-being practice of "Shinrin Yoku" or "bathing" in the…
Rethinking Invasive with Jenny Liou
treehugger has bounced from Julia Plevin's offer "what message might invasive species have to share for you" to the Just Language invitation to pay more respect and humility to them. Now Jenny Liou leads us through a critical rethinking of invasive species. This is the episode where we tell shories…
Sukkot, Forest Bathing, & Climate Justice
“At what point in our history did our houses become ‘not nature’?”
— Julia Plevin
The earth is our home, our classroom, and our legacy — how can we create a nurturing relationship with the earth that allows all living creatures to thrive?
Sukkot, the ancient Jewish Harvest festival, is an invitat…
REPLAY: Sukkot and the Future of the Earth
“At what point in our history did our houses become ‘not nature’?”
— Julia Plevin
The earth is our home, our classroom, and our legacy — how can we create a nurturing relationship with the earth that allows all living creatures to thrive?
Sukkot, the ancient Jewish Harvest festival, is an invitat…
238. Food As Our Deepest Connection to Nature with Jill Demers of ReWild Ranch
Jill Demers is the founder of ReWild Ranch in Montana, a one-of-a-kind regenerative farm, wellness destination, and educational space, rooted in the one question she's been asking for over two decades: Why are Americans so disconnected from their food — and at what cost? As a regenerative farmer an…
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