About the Wise Traditions Podcast

WAPF’s Wise Traditions podcast series is a fun, easy way to access information provided by the Weston A. Price Foundation about its Wise Traditions diet and principles. Launched in January 2016, it now has over one and a half million 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 our guest’s wisdom and learn 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 find Wise Traditions on Apple podcasts, YouTube, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Google Play, Overcast, tunein, Pandora and just about anywhere you get your podcasts.

Hilda Labrada Gore is the producer and host of WAPF’s Wise Traditions podcast and a DC co-chapter leader for WAPF. An enthusiastic communicator, Hilda is passionate about wellness on every level, which is why she is known as Holistic Hilda. She is a speaker, podcast consultant and the author of Podcasting Made Simple. Hilda lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband, children and dog and cat. Subscribe to her blog through her website holistichilda.com for healthy living tips. And follow her on Instagram: @holistichilda.

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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Comments

Elissa Hirsh says

January 26, 2018 at 2:00 am

So appreciate the podcasts. Just signing up for notifications.

Wendy White says

April 21, 2018 at 12:22 pm

Thanks for all the great info, I’m excited to learn more!

Lorraine Pratley says

November 11, 2018 at 10:41 pm

She calls it capitalism? Thanks for the heads up! I’m heading over to episode #81 right now! Despite nuances between different countries, and historical trajectories, “capitalism” is still the best term we have to describe the global economic system. Anyway, whatever it is, I think we can agree it’s not working for our health 🙁