Interview: NYS Museum, Curator of Archaeology
–https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lionmanrewilding/episodes/Interview-NYS-Museum–Curator-of-Archaeology-e29518p Thanks, Max Gordon thelionmanschoolofrewilding.com
Endangered Edibles (Part 6)
Welcome to the LionMan School of ReWilding’s blog. This blog post is called “Endangered Edibles (Part 6)”. In this blog series, I’m sharing stories about wild plants and how they’ve helped my dental health. Please read, share, and enjoy! It was a fall day, with a cool breeze and glowing sun warming our woolen clothes. …
Endangered Edibles (part 5)
Welcome to Endangered Edibles (Part 5). In this blog series, I’m sharing stories about wild plants and how they’ve helped my dental health. Please read, share, and enjoy! This story begins with my extended family. A boy named Alex had recently turned ten years old. I was unable to attend this event. However, I was …
Endangered Edibles (Part 4)
Welcome to Endangered Edibles (Part 4). In this blog series, I’m sharing stories about wild plants and how they’ve helped my dental health. Please read, share, and enjoy! The deep woods of Maine. The Green Mountains of Vermont. The valleys of Chugach National Park in Alaska. When I think of birch trees, I imagine a …
Ongoing Survival Skills Classes
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Endangered Edibles (Part 3)
Welcome to Endangered Edibles (Part 3). In this blog series, I’m sharing stories about wild plants and how they’ve helped me with dental health. Please read, share, and enjoy! The Josephine Porter Institute describes Biodynamic Agriculture as “…the nine biodynamic preparations are made from fermented herbs, minerals, and cow manures. Three are used as field …
The Use of Teeth in Prehistoric & Modern ReWilding
“The Use of Teeth in Prehistoric & Modern ReWilding” by Frank Knott, Lead Instructor of LionMan ReWilding In my opinion, teeth and the associated jaw muscles are among the most overlooked and underutilized of the body and are a long-forgotten tool of our ancestors. In a recent study, scientists were able to study the …
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Endangered Edibles (Part. 2)
It’s late Spring, and the young, vibrant, hand-shaped leaves had just emerged from their winter slumber. My body, too, has begun waking up after the long winter. With a four burst of speed, my feet ran along the softening, damp soil that looked bubbling from all the worm castings. I stop and look up at …
New Podcast Released!
Welcome to the LionMan ReWilding Podcast. This new episode covers research on “Plantago major” and more African tracking wisdom (see page 72). Show notes 1. https://thelionmanschoolofrewilding.com/shop/ 2. https://lionmanrewilding.substack.com/ 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6lVFhiCD5I 4. http://naeb.brit.org/uses/search/?string=plantain 5. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ursolic_acid
Endangered Edibles: Dental-health (Pt. 1)
One day, I was enjoying chewing a large chunk of natural bubblegum when suddenly I heard a crack! Spitting out a pointy piece of debris, I found that half of my tooth was now resting in the palm of my hand! As I pondered over the new predicament, I thought erupted from within me. What …