Media Appearances & Podcast
With years of experience teaching private classes, Megan also shares her expertise in herbal medicine, foraging and holistic living through public speaking, television and radio appearances, and as the host of The Wild Rose Podcast. Check out some of her recent features below.
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The Wild Rose Podcast
The Wild Rose Podcast brings you thoughtful conversations at the intersection of plant medicine, science, and spirit. Hosted by Registered Herbalist Megan Kendrick, each episode features herbalists, educators, and holistic practitioners sharing insights from their journeys—blending clinical experience, evidence based research, folk traditions, holistic living, and the evolving history of natural medicine.
Whether you're new to herbalism or deep in your practice, this podcast offers grounded wisdom, inspiring stories, and practical takeaways to support your path.
Listen on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts.
Megan was featured on the radio show The Feed with host Signe Langford for an inspiring conversation all about foraging, wild medicinals, and the healing power of herbalism. In this lively and informative interview, she shared how her journey into clinical herbalism began, the importance of reconnecting with the land, and how wild plants offer not only nourishment but deep, lasting support for health and vitality. From ethical wildcrafting practices to practical tips on identifying and using common medicinal plants, Megan offered listeners a grounded, accessible look into the world of herbs and holistic healing. Whether you're new to herbal medicine or a seasoned forager, this episode is full of insight and inspiration.
Megan has been featured on Global News Morning Peterborough in a segment titled “Walking in the Woods with a Clinical Herbalist.” In this interview, she shared her knowledge of local medicinal plants and the benefits of foraging as a way to connect with nature and support everyday wellness. The segment offered a glimpse into how herbal medicine can be simple, accessible, and rooted in the natural world around us.
