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In this episode of The Herbalist Hour I'm joined by Keia Lee Lewis.
Botánica Quetzalli is a Chicana-Indigenous owned business located in Marquette, Michigan. By blending the knowledge that Keia gained through her education in yoga, Ayurveda, herbalism, and energy healing with the wisdom of her cultural lineages, she strives to create unique products and healing services that she feels will benefit her community and beyond.
In this conversation we chat about her origin story, what her Apache grandmother taught her about chaparral, working with our ancestors, her relationship with smoke, corn, Libras, and a whole lot more!
We also had some guest questions from our mutual friend Kyle from Tippecanoe Herbs. Thanks Kyle!
Please leave us a comment with any takeaways you may have had. And a thumbs up on the video would be super appreciated.
See you in in the next episode,
~Mason
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LINKS & RESOURCES
BOTÁNICA QUETZALLI | BotanicaQuetzalli.com
Keia on Instagram | @botanicaquetzalli
Keia on Facebook | Facebook.com/BotanicaQuetzalli
Tippecanoe Herbs | TippecanoeHerbs.com
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