Ep. 2: Emily Stock on being an herbalist in Moab, medicine making using the stars, Bear's Ears National Monument and public lands issues in Utah

Episode Two of the Ground Shots Podcast.

 

Interview with Emily Stock, founder of Sundial Medicinals, an apothecary in Moab, Utah.

 

We talk about:

growing up in Moab, Utah with a tarot reader and herbalist grandmother

Emily's study of astronomy and astrology and how it influences her medicine making practice

how staying put in one place can give us insights about climate change

how Emily slowly grew her apothecary and practice in her hometown

issues of public land management and use in Utah from Emily's perspective

the political, social, cultural and ecological conflicts around the Bear's Ears National Monument designation and rescission in Utah

the potential environmental and cultural effects of geotagging on social media 

 

Links: 

 

Emily's Instagram: @sundialmedicinals

Sundial Medicinals' Website: https://sundialmedicinals.com/

Sundial Medicinals Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SundialMedicinals/

 

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Music by Mother Marrow

Produced by Opia Creative

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