Press & Media

The Nourished Nervous System Podcast

In this interview:

  • My Journey into Herbalism

  • Understanding Kitchen Herbalism

  • The Importance of Culinary Herbs

  • Digestive Bitters and Their Benefits

  • The Gut-Brain Connection

  • Supporting the Parasympathetic "Rest, Digest, Repair" State with Common Culinary Herbs

  • The Vagus Nerve and its Connection to Digestive and Mental Health

  • Mealtime Practices for Optimal Digestion and more!

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Herbrally Podcast: The Herbalist Hour

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In this interview:

  • How I got into herbalism, my love of wetlands, and the patch of woods that raised me

  • Early influences and mentors

  • Dandelion, Wild Rose, Japanese Knotweed and the nuance “invasive” plants invite us into

  • Our Spice Rack Medicine Winter Online Series and how I got into kitchen herbalism

  • Advice for the budding clinical herbalists and starting a clinical practice

  • Tips for running an herbal business

  • What food as medicine means to me and why I consider it the oldest form of herbalism

  • My love of wetland plants, bioregional herbalism, and a whole lot more!

Botanical Anthology

Fall 2022- Fall 2024

The Botanical Anthology is a seasonal, plant centered digital and print herbal magazine.

I was a regular contributor for 2 years and also penned the “Ask An Herbalist” column, answering reader’s various herbal questions!

Find the issues here
Jade Alicandro The Art of Frugal Nutrition Press Milk and Honey Herbs Western Massachusetts

The Art of Frugal Nutrition

Are you looking to feed you and your family nourishing food without spending a lot of money?

The Art of Frugal Nutrition is a sliding scale, ever-expanding course with modules on everything from bone broth to nourishing herbal infusions to fermentation and more.

I contributed Module 3 all about making your own homemade bone broth. You can watch the lesson and participate in the whole Art of Frugal Nutrition course for free or using their pay-what-you can model at the link below!

Join The Art of Frugal Nutrition

In this conversation:

  • What it means to live a seasonal lifestyle

  • Some of the basic energetics and elements of each season

  • How the seasons are reflected in the seasons of our wombs

  • Why winter is connected with the water element

  • Simple ways we can work with the energy of winter

  • Foods and herbs that are especially supportive for us during this time

  • Why Astragalus, Maitake, and Nettles are winter essentials in my kitchen

  • Some favorite culinary herbs to help ease menstrual cramps, and so much more…

The Herbal Womb Wisdom Podcast

Listen to the episode here

The Other Almanac

A reimagining of The Old Farmer's Almanac.

It was such an honor to be a contributor to the 2022 edition of The Other Almanac. Its pages are so rich with the art, writing and poetry of so many incredible creatives and culture-makers.

My contribution was an herbal tips section for each monthly calendar spread with recipes and suggestions for working with seasonally abundant herbs and food as medicine

Learn more about The Other Almanac
Jade Alicandro Herbs for the End of the World Press Milk and Honey Herbs Western Massachusetts

Herbs for the End of the World

I had the pleasure of being interviewed on herbs for the end of the world by my dear friend Jen Violi for her project, Initiation Station aka The End of the World Club.

Some of what we discuss:

  • Cooking as a gateway herbalism

  • Plants (and hummingbirds) aren’t colonizers

  • Healing through restoring our connection with and remembering our belonging to the natural world/our ecosystems

  • Three particularly potent friends/teachers/medicines during times of initiation (i.e. now)

  • Digesting initiation

  • Mushrooms as masterful transmuters, connectors, & immune boosters

  • How Reishi mushroom makes medicine out of death

Listen to the interview here

Rise Up! Good Witch Podcast

In this episode I share my herbal origin story as a part of their “plant person origin stories” series! It was fun to reminisce to back when I was a baby herbalist and just getting my start. Link to listen below or wherever you get your podcasts

Listen to the episode here

Micro Movements

Small Practices & Perspective Shifts to Support Living our Values

It was a pleasure and a privilege to be a part of this potent little book, published by LOAM, a community publishing project

Learn more here

Daydreaming Wolves Podcast

Here’s a bit of what we discuss:

  • My herbal journey and what brought me to herbalism

  • Running a community clinic

  • Simple herbal self-care strategies

  • Giving back when you’re in a profession that’s in relationship with the earth (wildcrafting)

  • Building a teaching community through Patreon

  • A day in the life of an herbalist

  • Bioregional Herbalism, and more!

Listen to the Episode Here or on Apple Podcasts

HerbRally Podcast


Food As Medicine- Making Herb-Infused Bone Broth

Food as medicine is one my favorite subjects and in this episode I share my recipe for “bone broth plus”- a combination of herbs, seaweed, medicinal mushrooms, and veggies that yields a very potent brew. I make this regularly during the fall and winter months and is a one of the major ways I get immune herbs into my life.
Enjoy!

Listen to the Episode Here or on Apple Podcasts

Loam Magazine Interview

I tell some medicine tales, share what led me to herbalism, discuss the deep cultural healing plant medicine has to offer, share my philosophy on healing, bust the myth of "invasive" plants, and describe why working with Dandelion is an act of resistance!

Read the interview here

Webinar recordings for River Valley Co-op

In 2021 I offered a series of free classes, hosted by our local co-op. You can watch the classes below!