About the Wise Traditions Podcast

July 10, 1980 By Hilda Labrada Gore 2 Comments

The Wise Traditions podcast series is a fun and easy way to access information related to the Weston A. Price Foundation and its Wise Traditions diet and principles. Launched in January 2016, it now has over 900,000 downloads. Weekly 30-minute episodes offer valuable content related to your health, featuring interviews with outstanding guests in the fields of health, food, and farming. You will benefit from their wisdom and learn all about how to achieve and maintain good health naturally. All of the episodes are right here on our website! To listen, just scroll down and click on the episode of your choice! You can also find Wise Traditions on Apple podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Google Play, Overcast, tunein and just about anywhere you get your podcasts.

Hilda Labrada Gore is an enthusiastic communicator, health coach and fitness professional. She is the producer and host of the Wise Traditions podcast and the DC co-chapter leader for WAPF. She is passionate about wellness on every level, which is why she is known as “holistic Hilda” (holistichilda.com). She is a blogger, speaker and consultant for those who want to launch their own podcasts. She lives in Washington, DC, with her husband, their four children, their dog, Summer and cat, Mia.

Every episode features:

practical tips for living a healthier, more vibrant life
accurate, relevant information
down-to-earth discussions
insights on wellness

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Elissa Hirsh says

January 26, 2018 at 2:00 am

So appreciate the podcasts. Just signing up for notifications.

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MFP says

January 31, 2018 at 10:51 am

I was a huge fan of the WAP pod-casts until I heard episode 81 and Pam Hess’s uniformed tirade that blamed “capitalism” for all of our farming woes. I don’t know how one could become so uninformed, especially with the worlds largest library in front of oneself. She goes on to describe the tilted economic playing field that we have (and have had) as “capitalism”.

To even the most casual observer, capitalism/free-market does not describe the economic system of the US. Perhaps to a degree, 200 years ago, but certainly not today nor for the past 150 years or so. Fascism and socialism much more accuracy describe the bastardized economic system that we have lived under for our entire lives. It started out as a largely free market system, but after generations of incrementalism what we have no longer even remotely resembles the free market.

Ms. Hess would fit in with the Soviet newspaper Pravda with her predilection to bash the free market, something that she has likely never seen. (because it does not exist in todays America)

I am disappointed that WAP is acting as a mouthpiece for this implied socialist/communist world view, while at the same time I I have yet to hear any clear indications that WAP is really supportive of the free market.

I see a cognitive dissonance with supporting a semi free market in the sales of food, while at the same time holding on to an anti free-market world view as espoused in interview 81.

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