The Curandera Podcast Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/the-curandera-podcast Enter a conversation about ayahuasca, Indigenous wisdom, and our relationship with the living world. The Curandera Podcast features Tatiana Aya Tupinambá, an Indigenous Brazilian curandera and teacher, in conversation with Charles Johnston. Drawing from her own journey and years of learning, Tatiana shares reflections on becoming a curandera, learning from the plants, and bringing those teachings into everyday life. These conversations invite deeper listening, personal responsibility, and discernment. They explore the care required when approaching ayahuasca, the importance of preparation and integration, and so much more. Not hiding from the challenges arising in the culture but standing as a lighthouse for honesty and accountability. For those beginning to ask questions and those continuing their own path, this is a space to listen, reflect, and reconnect. Learn more at www.curandera.co. © 2026 Curandera dda84444-6984-588c-ad37-4b273d221cc8 yes en Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:28:05 -0300 Fri, 11 Sep 2026 13:28:21 -0300 https://curandera.co https://img.transistorcdn.com/YYpjGxlRKOgpZhgKMEbIhWqzfokyZPcHAYJog_S0vcc/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS80OTMx/Y2IzODc1ZGI2Zjdk/ZjdkYmUwMzY4ZWM1/N2M1YS5wbmc.jpg The Curandera Podcast https://curandera.co episodic Curandera Enter a conversation about ayahuasca, Indigenous wisdom, and our relationship with the living world. The Curandera Podcast features Tatiana Aya Tupinambá, an Indigenous Brazilian curandera and teacher, in conversation with Charles Johnston. Drawing from her own journey and years of learning, Tatiana shares reflections on becoming a curandera, learning from the plants, and bringing those teachings into everyday life. These conversations invite deeper listening, personal responsibility, and discernment. They explore the care required when approaching ayahuasca, the importance of preparation and integration, and so much more. Not hiding from the challenges arising in the culture but standing as a lighthouse for honesty and accountability. For those beginning to ask questions and those continuing their own path, this is a space to listen, reflect, and reconnect. Learn more at www.curandera.co. Enter a conversation about ayahuasca, Indigenous wisdom, and our relationship with the living world. ayahuasca, plant medicine, psychedelics Tatiana Aya Tupinambá No No Our New Retreat Center in Brazil 1 1 Our New Retreat Center in Brazil full 4a05ba27-f7d7-4a58-a461-ae7167d93db0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dd61ba59 What does it mean to create a home where learning from the plants becomes part of everyday life?


In the first episode of the Curandera Podcast, Charles Johnston and Tatiana Aya Tupinambá introduce the forest home and center they are developing in Brazil’s Atlantic rainforest. Tatiana shares why she wanted a place that combines immersion in nature with comfort, stability, and time to learn beyond a weekend retreat.


Reflecting on her years studying with Maestro Juan Flores, she describes her vision for plant dietas, quiet reflection, and longer periods of learning. The conversation moves from life in the garden and the relationship between soil and food to the old jequitibá tree nearby, professional support, and opportunities to learn alongside Indigenous teachers and elders.


At its heart, this opening conversation is about the relationship between the medicine and the way we live—how we eat, spend our time, care for our surroundings, and become examples for one another.


Watch the video episode:
https://youtu.be/dzO6dSRjFMI


Learn more:
https://www.curandera.co

]]> What does it mean to create a home where learning from the plants becomes part of everyday life?


In the first episode of the Curandera Podcast, Charles Johnston and Tatiana Aya Tupinambá introduce the forest home and center they are developing in Brazil’s Atlantic rainforest. Tatiana shares why she wanted a place that combines immersion in nature with comfort, stability, and time to learn beyond a weekend retreat.


Reflecting on her years studying with Maestro Juan Flores, she describes her vision for plant dietas, quiet reflection, and longer periods of learning. The conversation moves from life in the garden and the relationship between soil and food to the old jequitibá tree nearby, professional support, and opportunities to learn alongside Indigenous teachers and elders.


At its heart, this opening conversation is about the relationship between the medicine and the way we live—how we eat, spend our time, care for our surroundings, and become examples for one another.


Watch the video episode:
https://youtu.be/dzO6dSRjFMI


Learn more:
https://www.curandera.co

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In the first episode of the Curandera Podcast, Charles Johnston and Tatiana Aya Tupinambá introduce the forest home and center they are developing in Brazil’s Atlantic rainforest. Tatiana shares why she wanted a place that combines immersion in nature with comfort, stability, and time to learn beyond a weekend retreat.


Reflecting on her years studying with Maestro Juan Flores, she describes her vision for plant dietas, quiet reflection, and longer periods of learning. The conversation moves from life in the garden and the relationship between soil and food to the old jequitibá tree nearby, professional support, and opportunities to learn alongside Indigenous teachers and elders.


At its heart, this opening conversation is about the relationship between the medicine and the way we live—how we eat, spend our time, care for our surroundings, and become examples for one another.


Watch the video episode:
https://youtu.be/dzO6dSRjFMI


Learn more:
https://www.curandera.co

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