Episode

Wild Lessons For Growing A Business

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Friends from Wild Places
Published
Sep 19, 2026
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1272
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Summary

Your orchid was thriving at the store and dead on your counter two days later. That tiny heartbreak turns into a surprisingly useful conversation about environment, expectations, and the hidden “transition shock” that hits plants and people alike. We sit down with Marisa K Bradley, a Bay Area garden designer, and Tanya Scotece, a longtime funeral director and educator, to talk about confidence, craft, and what it means to build a life of service without losing your center. Marisa K. B...