Each day in May we will meet a plant that grows wild in the Cornish Hedgerows, and we will ask what it can teach us about care, resilience, and rootedness.

Some plants will be about beginnings, others will be transformative and there will be those that signify endings.

These are all part of the tapestry of our hedges and I feel blessed to be able to use my senses whilst walking amongst their spirits.

Where possible I will add bonus material that introduces an associated poem or story that resonates with the plant of the day.

Blessed Bee.

The Cauldron of Curiosities explores what makes Hamish Niven Podcaster and founder of The Crucible Conversations for the Curious 'So Curious'

Meet Energy Worker Lynette Norris

Lynette Norris is a licensed homeopath working in Brighton and specialising in fatigue, insomnia and stress.

She combines homeopathy with sound therapy in the form of tuning forks, with powerful results for clients.

At the moment her curiosity spans (but is not limited to!) kirtan singing, gardening, the colour and sound remedies, and Jonathan Goldman’s equation FREQUENCY + INTENTION = HEALING.

Using nature analogies to explore how we can learn and develop and make life work for us in a balanced way.

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Why do people not just say no?

Sara chats to Cornish Landlord Mark Graham, about what makes him curious and how being curious led him to his current life and being involved in a village community.

The Star Inn, Vogue is on the outskirts of St.Day and hosts one of the best if not the best Carvery Roast on a Sunday, where Mark serves up a fine slice or two with his own brand of humour.

I often find myself watching clouds, they invite my curiosity and lead me to think on what they mean especially when its how the weather might change.

To me clouds are a representation of freedom as they move along with the breeze.