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Hawthorns

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Sep 11, 2026

Nicole RoseHOST
13:49
So milky oats is very moistening and it's yeah, it's like our classic nerve tonic.
Nicole RoseHOST
13:55
So Hawthorn Berry is a herb that I include in the cardiac nerve vines section, and it's also definitely a relaxant nerve vine.
Nicole RoseHOST
14:03
So it does have this kind of broad spectrum, relaxant effect across the whole kind of cardiovascular, but I see it as so fantastic for people recovering from chronic stress who kind of experience that a lot in the sort of inflammation of their blood vessels.
Nicole RoseHOST
14:21
So it's very interesting.
Nicole RoseHOST
15:36
like they'll get covered and their lungs will be okay but the thing that goes will be their heart right like they'll get heart inflammation they'll get heart palpitations it's kind of like that typical guy like on movies who's like the lawyer and he's like super type a and he's like living this like fast life and then he just drops dead of a heart attack like i feel like hawthorne i mean hawthorne is for everyone but like oh well i should have said the disclaimer about meds like i hope no one is working with a herb before checking all of that stuff especially if you're on any kind of medication and i talk about that again in the course like there's a whole lesson on herbal safety and each plant profile shares the kind of like up-to-date knowledge of contraindications that we're aware of and different mechanisms and things but like i see hawthorn berry is really for that person that is like able to keep going because it's really wonderful for the cardiovascular system.
Nicole RoseHOST
16:29
Sorry, not just the cardiovascular system, but the musculoskeletal system for like collagen synthesis and all sorts of stuff.
Nicole RoseHOST
16:35
So it's like, I think for people that have that fault line of like heart stuff, musculoskeletal stuff, Hawthorne is just fucking amazing.
Nicole RoseHOST
16:44
And I'm very biased because it grows everywhere where I am.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
53:50
This recording is in the public domain.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
53:57
The Hawthorn Tree by Siegfried Sassoon.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
54:02
Read for LibriVox.org. Not much to me is yonder lane Where I go every day.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
54:11
But when there's been a shower of rain, And hedge-birds whistle gay, I know my lad that's out in France, With fearsome things to see, Would give his eyes for just one glance At our white hawthorn tree.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
54:28
Not much to me is yonder lane Where he so longs to tread, But when there's been a shower of rain, I think I'll never weep again Until I've heard he's dead.
Bruce TkachNARRATOR
54:44
1917.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:15
I'll talk about two species specifically.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:18
They're both kind of unusual woods in terms of what most woodworkers have encountered.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:23
The first is Hawthorne and the second is Dogwood.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:27
Hawthorne both.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:28
So I live in the forest and both Hawthorne and Dogwood grow locally.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:34
Dogwoods are incredibly plentiful in Portland, Oregon.
Jon JoffeGUEST
31:38
We have one in our yard.
Kyle BartonHOST
33:12
yeah now is anyone commercially making that wood available or is it no
Virginia MullinGUEST
11:44
The only thing that, then of course, you almost always have to recommend some herbs.
Virginia MullinGUEST
11:49
And the go-to herb for heart health is hawthorn berries.
Virginia MullinGUEST
11:54
Hawthorn berries have been used Since the beginning of time, across all civilizations, for virtually any heart ailment.
Virginia MullinGUEST
12:02
It is a very popular, very popular remedy, they would call them.
Virginia MullinGUEST
12:06
It is a berry.
Virginia MullinGUEST
14:28
You could take them directly.
Virginia MullinGUEST
14:29
They might be growing in your backyard.
Virginia MullinGUEST
14:31
Hawthorn berries are not hard to harvest from, I know.
OzHOST
6:15
and a few people would have been contacting him on Friday, mate.
OzHOST
6:19
Checking the terms and conditions.
DuckHOST
6:21
The Freo Dockers, 5-10-40, defeated by Hawthorne.
DuckHOST
6:25
10-12-72, 32 points.
DuckHOST
6:27
Oz into some good.
DuckHOST
10:22
Fraser at bloomwa.com.au. What's your Macho Man for this week?
OzHOST
10:26
Yeah, Geordie Clark was absolutely outstanding.
OzHOST
10:28
Got the one coach's vote dark and obviously a stark contrast to the, essentially you look at the top two Hawthorne players, they've got nine each and you'll talk about that later on.
Brett Jojo McDonaldHOST
2:58
still...
Brett Jojo McDonaldHOST
3:00
Yeah.
Brett Jojo McDonaldHOST
3:01
There was plenty of lippy Hawthorne supporters in the Dockers members section, especially in the area where we're sitting here.
Brett Jojo McDonaldHOST
3:07
And then, you know... things being thrown from the level above, and it's all part of it.
Brett Jojo McDonaldHOST
3:14
I think when you have a loss in the nature of the loss that we had and just the way it all unfolded throughout the night, there's a level of frustration, disappointment, anger within the losing fan base that can be triggered very, very easily.
Greg DwyerHOST
4:13
But you just couldn't...
Greg DwyerHOST
4:16
Do you know what? Before the game, I was talking to a mate of mine.
Greg DwyerHOST
4:19
I said, like, if I wasn't a Freo supporter, I'd take the 1-39 Hawthorne with $3.20 or something.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
56:26
nakedness
speaker_5NARRATOR
56:27
water and joy Hawthorn, white and odorous with blossom, framing the quiet fields and swaying flowers and grasses and the hum of bees.
speaker_5NARRATOR
56:41
Chestnuts, apples and pears, which we pillaged in the autumn of their fruit.
speaker_5NARRATOR
56:48
Oh, these are the things that are with me now in the town, and I am grateful for this minute of my manhood.
KathyAUDIENCE
52:05
Good morning.
KathyAUDIENCE
52:06
I have an eight-year-old hawthorn tree that's in trouble, and this is the second year that it's in trouble.
KathyAUDIENCE
52:14
Last year, I had to cut out one of the major branches in the middle because it just simply died.
KathyAUDIENCE
52:22
Yeah, they're
Max GawnGUEST
15:00
Who knows? But, yeah, and that played on your mind a little bit in the first few hours after the loss.
Max GawnGUEST
15:07
You're like, wow, it just really did spiral for us.
Max GawnGUEST
15:09
We were sitting fifth equal with Brisbane and Hawthorne and Geelong, and we were even in there.
Max GawnGUEST
15:14
And then all of a sudden we get the informed team of the comp of Carlton in a red-hot elimination final that we were winning throughout the game at different points and were lost.
Max GawnGUEST
15:22
So that was the cards we got dealt.

21 MINS LATER

HerbiePANELIST
36:51
I love all those folks.
Billy BrownlessHOST
36:53
But gee, you had a good side back then.
Billy BrownlessHOST
36:54
It was the Hawthorne side.
Jake StouckADVERTISER
56:55
nakedness
NEMANARRATOR
56:56
water and joy Hawthorn, white and odorous with blossom, framing the quiet fields and swaying flowers and grasses and the hum of bees.
NEMANARRATOR
57:10
Chestnuts, apples and pears, which we pillaged in the autumn of their fruit.
NEMANARRATOR
57:17
Oh, these are the things that are with me now in the town, and I am grateful for this minute of my manhood.

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