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The Weston A. Price Foundation’s Wise Traditions podcast is for those who seek optimal health based on traditional wisdom. We believe that vibrant health cannot be cultivated in a lab, engineered through modern technology or found through “improving” nature. On the contrary, “life in all its fullness is mother nature obeyed,” as Dr. Weston Price put it. We can learn from healthy societies of the past how to live healthier lives now.
The Foundation’s podcast is an invitation to follow traditional food and health ways to live our best lives. Our host and producer, Hilda Labrada Gore, interviews experts on a wide variety of topics—ranging from nutrient-dense foods to improving mental health to homesteading to detoxing to healing emotional trauma to the power of sunshine and mitigating EMFs. Every episode offers the listener a way to heal, grow and live a more vibrant and happy life.
FAQs
What’s the podcast about?
We believe in embracing the wisdom of our ancestors for good health today. WAPF’s Wise Traditions podcast is a fun, easy way to access information provided by the Weston A. Price Foundation about the Wise Traditions diet and principles. The show has a focus on real food, alternative healing protocols, and down-to-earth, practical healthy habits that have stood the test of time.
Launched in January 2016, there are now over 15 million downloads of the podcast to date. Weekly 30-45-minute episodes offer valuable content related to your health, featuring interviews with outstanding guests in the fields of health, food, and farming. Tune in to hear guests like Dr. Bruce Lipton, Ben Greenfield, Dr. Zach Bush, Dr. Sina McCullough, and Joel Salatin! All of the episodes are right here on our website!
Where can I listen?
To listen, just scroll down the podcast page of our website and click on the episode of your choice! You can also find the podcast on our own Wise Traditions podcast app (available on iOS and Android devices), as well as on Apple podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, Google Play, Overcast, tunein, Pandora and just about any podcast app.
To get the podcast app, just go to your iOS or Android application store and type “Wise Traditions podcast” in the search bar. Download the app from there. It’s a great way to get our content directly, without any middleman or censorship!
Do all guests agree with WAPF regarding food, viruses, vaccinations, and more?
The Wise Traditions podcast features guests with a variety of points of view. The Weston A. Price Foundation may not agree with all opinions expressed during the interview (especially regarding viruses); nevertheless, all of our guests share information besides that area of disagreement, that we think is important to provide to our listeners.
Which episodes were among the most popular in 2024?:
Wise Traditions podcast 458 “Get Your Kids Outside” with Ginny Yurich
Wise Traditions podcast 466 “Build Muscle To Stay Strong & Live Long” with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon
Where can I find the podcast advertisers and discount codes?
Arvoti skincare – http://arvoti.com/ – code WISE
Bordeaux Kitchen Naturals – bordeauxkitchen.com – code WAPF10
Black Lotus Shilajit – http://blacklotusshilajit.com/ – code WISE for 15% off
Branch Basics WISE for 15% off all starter kits (except for trial kit)
bubble & Bee WISE for 15% off
Cold Plunge – “wise” $111 off
Defender Shield WISE10 for 10% off
Earth Runners – “WiseTraditions” for 10% off
Fat of the Land – and code wise
Force of Nature – “WISE15” for 15%
Free “Nutrition for Mental Health” brochure
Gray Toad Tallow – and code WISE10
Lumiram – code wise for 10% off
Marithymeseafood.com WestonA for 10% off your first order
Miller’s BIO Farm WISE for 15% off
Nash Family Fish – “WISE” for 10%
New Biology Clinic – and code WISETRADITIONS for $100 off membership activation fee or code WAPF for first month free on enrichment only services membership.
One Earth Health – “WISE20” for 20% off one product
Optimal Carnivore – “weston10” for 10% off
Paleo Valley – “WISE” for 15% off
Pluck seasoning https://shop.eatpluck.com/pages/hilda-labrada-gore-20% off for a limited time
Redmond Real Salt – “wise” for 15% off
Rosita – and code wise10
Second Spring Foods WISE for 10% off
Serenity Farm Breads – WISETRADITIONS10 for 10% off
Smidge – and code wise10
Ultimate Dog CHIRP Superfood Topper – WISE for 15% off
Upgraded Formulas WISE at checkout for 20% off first order
WAPF membership – “pod10” to save $10
Who hosts and produces the podcast?
Hilda Labrada Gore is the host and producer of the podcast for the Weston A. Price Foundation. Hilda is a certified health coach who has traveled extensively—to Mongolia, Peru, Ethiopia, Ecuador, Kenya, Australia, and many more countries—to continue uncovering ancient health practices to improve the energy and vitality of humanity. Besides podcast interviews, she also shares information from experts, experiences, and epic adventures on her Holistic Hilda YouTube channel, and in person as a speaker at conferences and retreats. Hilda has energy to spare because she keeps her feet on the ground and her face to the sun.
So appreciate the podcasts. Just signing up for notifications.
Thanks for all the great info, I’m excited to learn more!
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 🙁
You mention an advertiser in your show sometimes – kraut pounder, but I cannot find out where to order this item, which I also saw at the conference. Please advise.
None of the episodes featuring SFM will play. Hope it’s not censorship
For those not able to listen to the podcast, are there transcripts available?
Thank you for your tireless and faithful work in bringing such cogent / useful health information to us, and all with such beautiful transparency and refreshing relevance! One of the guests mentioned the fallacy of the blood-brain barrier, stating (as I recall) that it was a term conceived by the pharmaceutical world to obfuscate the physiological issues and concerns surrounding the negative influences of their products on the brain. Can anyone help me with either the date of that podcast or any helpful recourse(s) relating to this important issue?
I love Hilda’s cheery voice and upbeat attitude, managing always to find a bright side even with some pretty heavy topics. And I ADORE the song “Sunny Side Up”! It’s the best podcast theme song anywhere!
¡Gracias mil por tus comentarios! Esto me da animo para seguir adelante con esta misión crítica. ¡Saludos desde EEUU!
Thank you for your life-giving information. I am a faithful follower.
The episode with Kyle Kingsbury is probably the worst I’ve heard from the WTP. I listened to the whole episode because I knew a few minutes into it that I had to write about it.
Kyle’s version of “sacred hunting” is ridiculous! The hunt he discussed in Texas was a pay-to-play high-fence “hunt”. There’s no “fair chase” involved! He even discussed doing “laps” around the 2000-acre paddock to finally shoot the WRONG animal with a .300 Winchester Magnum rifle. That’s MORONIC!
A high-fence operation is where animals are essentially captively bred and raised. The pay-to-play aspect is very simply rich guys paying exorbitant fees to CULL unwanted animals. It is NOT hunting.
Kyle discussed shooting a bison, even alluding to it “giving itself” to the “hunters” even though it was somewhat tame! Wow. That’s NOT hunting.
Kyle mentioned using the .300 WinMag to destroy the shoulder meat of an elk. Yep, that’s what .300 WinMags are good for. Most people who hunt with them take shots at such great distances that they wound game, or worse — lose wounded game, or at the least — destroy choice meat, all because the shot was taken at ridiculously long distance, like 900 yards! That’s stupid. Extreme long range shooting at game is NOT hunting.
Kyle expanded on the spiritual mumbojumbo that animals “present” themselves to the hunter in some ritualist nonsense that they’re weak, or trying to feed the hunter, preserve the species…whatever. That’s garbage. If you don’t look both ways before crossing the street, and you get hit by a car, try applying that “illogic” to your situation and that of the vehicle driver. Not one single animal on this planet willing or spiritually steps into a position if sacrifice.
Kyle discussed coyotes going into estrous at any time if the female feels the species is threatened. That is the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. That simply is not true.
And finally, if Kyle cries every time he dispatches an animal, then he’s actually a vegan forcing himself to eat meat. Ridiculous.
Kyle calling Paul Saladino the “carnivore doctor” was entertaining. Paul Saladino is currently preaching that we should be consuming a lot of carbs and fiber. He has completely lost his way as the “carnivore doctor”. He’s more of a fish, though, the way he flip-flops around!
And finally… One sponsor on Kyle’s website, Cured, has a symbol before the word “Cured” that looks remarkably like the man-boy-love symbol for pedophiles!
I expect more from WISE Traditions, in the sense that I expect guests on the podcast to be more wisely chosen!
I love the Wise Traditions podcast and appreciate all the great information I’ve heard. I also own and have read the Nourishing Traditions books. There is a good bit about holistic medicine, avoiding doctors and hospitals, and looking for alternatives to allopathic medicine. However what do we do when we have a physical defect that seems to have no other recourse than to go through traditional doctors and hospitals? My child had a congenital heart defect and needed open heart surgery recently. We have to go through the hospital system, and I just prayed and held on tight that we didn’t have to deal with anything untoward. We made it all right to the other side but are still under the care of a cardiologist. I’m wondering what would be the take of some of the doctors on your show, like Dr Tom Cowan, on how to proceed with things like this? Thank you!