
Lily Of The Herbs Talks
By Lily of the Herbs


Beyond the Wellness Illusion: A Return to Rhythm
In this episode, I sit down with Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner Jarryd Harvey of Yin Yang Medicine to explore his personal and professional journey.
We talk about his recovery from Lyme disease using acupuncture and traditional therapies, and how this healing path shaped his approach to medicine.
Jarryd shares stories from his early days of mentorship and his deep dive into kundalini yoga — a practice that, while once inspiring, left him disillusioned by the trends of the wellness industry.
Together, we reflect on what it means to return to the basics — reconnecting with the circadian rhythm, nature, over quick fixes.
We also wander into Jarryd’s love of astrology, unpacking what’s currently happening in the skies and how cosmic rhythms mirror our own.
It’s a warm, grounded conversation about healing, integrity, and remembering what really matters.
If you want to connect more with Jarryd you can follow him on instagram @yinyang.medicine or his website www.yinyangmedicine.com.au

My Four Favourite Herbal Allies
Exploring Mugwort, Hawthorn, Nettle & Blue Lotus 🌿
In this episode, we dive into the rich folklore, medicinal gifts, and personal wisdom of four of my favorite herbal allies:Mugwort, Hawthorn, Nettle, and Blue Lotus. Each of these plants carries a deep history of healing, protection, and transformation—whether through dreamwork, heart medicine, nourishment, or spiritual connection.
We’ll explore their traditional uses, energetic qualities, and how they can support us physically, emotionally, and intuitively. Whether you’re a seasoned herbalist or simply curious about plant magic, this episode offers insights into how these allies can weave into your life.
Tune in for a conversation on the power of plants, the stories they hold, and the ways we can build a relationship with the natural world.

Dancing with Death: Plant Wisdom for Grief and Renewal
Join us in this inspiring episode with Jacqui Bushell, a celebrated Australian herbalist who has spent over 30 years helping people connect with nature’s wisdom and their own mythic stories. Through her work in women’s circles, retreats, and workshops, Jacqui guides others to explore the deep connections between psyche, body, and land.
In this episode, Jacqui shares insights on navigating heartbreak and the role of plants in healing. Discover how plant spirit alchemy, storytelling, and earth connection can help you find resilience and wholeness in moments of grief. Jacqui’s work invites a powerful reconnection with nature and a renewed sense of belonging in the world.
To connect with Jaqcui you can email her at: jacquibushell@me.com Or follow her instagram: @jacqui_bushell_sacredpresence

The Healing Frontier: Where Herbalism Meets Psychedelics
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alana (Lani) Roy, a passionate advocate and therapist in the fields of psychology and psychedelic medicine, to explore the intersection of elemental herbalism and psychedelic-assisted therapy. As the founder of The Signs of Life Psychology, Lani brings her 15 years of experience in mental health, trauma, and social work to this important conversation. She shares her passion for integrating people into the natural world through her study of herbalism and discusses how the recent legal changes has inspired her to teach multidisciplinary professionals about plants and their therapeutic potential. Lani's insights bridge the ancient wisdom of plant medicine with the emerging science of psychedelics, offering a powerful vision for holistic mental health care. Tune in to learn how these practices are being used to support the healing of trauma and reconnect individuals with nature. Dr Lani Roy does not endorse or encourage personal illegal use and encourages people to speak to their medical professionals and check their local law. She always acknowledges with psychedelics there may be potential, but with this comes risk and responsibility. To connect with Lani visit www.thesignsoflife.com.au or her instagram @the.signs.of.life

Flower codes and land healing

Herbal farming in Australia
In this episode I interview Naomi Ingleton from FarmacyCo, a former apothecary and soon to be herbal farm and education center in Eldorado, Victoria.
Naomi is a Chef, Horticulturist, Ayurvedic practitioner and studying a Bachelor of Health Science in Western Herbal Medicine, she uses biodynamic and regenerative principals, harvesting with the moon and sun.
Topics discussed in this podcast:
-Naomi's journey as a chef, dairy farmer and ayurvedic practitioner.
-How to create a herbal business.
-Why Australian grown herbs are a a rare commodity.
-The importance of using locally grown herbs over imported herbs.
-The legality of making and selling medicine in Australia. Naomi is also a member of the herb society Australia and runs regular workshops, her next one will be on the Winter solstice at the Herb Society in Burnley.
To find out more about Naomi and to follow her story as she starts her farm, visit: www.farmacyco.com.au or follow her on Instagram at: @farmacy_co

A wild way to become a herbalist

Intimate health, using herbs for a healthy vagina
Learn about some key herbs for these conditions, pH testing, sitz baths and how to maintain a healthy internal environment.
It's good to have conversations and normalize talking about intimate health as there can be taboo around it, which can mean people are suffering in silence or relying on ineffective over the counter drugs, that are not specific for the specific strains of bacteria.
To work more with Lucy you can find her at www.lucythenaturopath.com.au

Harmonise your cycle, what your blood is telling you w/ Dr. Jessie Fayers

Yoga nidra for deep relaxation

Why we need a herbal revolution workshop

Post partum ayurvedic herbs

Heart medicine and plant initiations

Life hacks by Lily of the Herbs part 1

Light of the sun, St John's Wort the incredible healer.


Herbalism and birthwork as agents of change in face of climate disaster.

A deep dive into five element theory from TCM, and how bodywork and herbalism weave together.

Touch and the earth.

Medicinal food forests and a holistic approach to health with Kimmana.

Ayurvedic daily rituals to connect us to natural rhythms

A cup of tea with Dom. Founder of Medicine Room and creator extraordinaire.

Introducing Nymphea Botanica.

Spagyrics with Enki Organics

Wild Seeds grassroots regeneration celebrations

The power of plant connection as a way of life.

Viruses and Ross River Fever

Why we need a herbal revolution feat. The Perma Pixie

Why we need a herbal revolution- feat. Nawala Nightshade.
Toi Scott of Queering Herbalism
queerherbalism.blogspot.com/
Mandana Vasseghi-Boushee of Wild Gather Herbal School
www.mandanaboushee.com/
Amanda David of Rootwork Herbals
www.rootworkherbals.com/
My instagram
@nawanightshade

Honouring our Roots - Reawakening Traditional Western Herbal Medicine.
