What if the Earth has been teaching us how to live all along?

In this episode of Outside the Script, I'm reflecting on the quiet wisdom nature offers us every single day and what happens when we slow down enough to actually listen.

Together, we'll explore what the changing seasons, the trees, the soil, and the rhythms of the natural world can teach us about healing, rest, purpose, and belonging. We'll talk about why nothing in nature blooms all year, how modern life has disconnected us from what truly matters, and why I believe returning to the Earth isn't about escaping life—it's about remembering how to live in deeper relationship with it.

If you've been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, or like you're constantly pushing against the current, this episode is an invitation to pause, breathe, and rediscover the wisdom that's been beneath your feet all along.

Because maybe healing isn't about becoming someone new.

Maybe it's about remembering that you were never separate from nature to begin with.

In this episode of Outside the Script, I’m sharing what “returning to my roots” really means for me right now.

This is a conversation about hearing the call back to the Earth, realizing how far modern life can pull us from what truly nourishes us, and beginning the process of coming home to a more rooted, intentional, and earth-connected way of living.

I talk about the pull back toward herbalism, the grief of feeling disconnected from the rhythms I want for my home and family, and why I believe women and families need Earth medicine now more than ever.

If you’ve been in a season of pivoting, re-evaluating, or trying to find your way back to yourself, this episode is an invitation to slow down, listen, and honor what’s calling you home.

Outside the Script is a space for honest conversations about life, growth, and what it really means to live in alignment in a modern world that often moves too fast.

Hosted by Amanda Curcuru, this podcast explores the messy middle of becominnavigating change, questioning old paths, and learning to trust your own timing even when life feels uncertain.

Lately, the conversation has been evolving into something more rooted: slowing down, reconnecting with nature, honoring the rhythms of the body, and remembering what it means to live in a more cyclical, intentional, and sustainable way.

This is a space for pivoting without shame, for listening to your body over pressure, and for coming back to what feels natural, nourishing, and true.

If you’re in a season of transition, re-evaluation, or rebuilding your life in a way that feels more aligned with who you really are not who you were told to be...this space is for you.