Dr. Nicole Apelian is a scientist, educator, wilderness guide, herbalist and traditional skills instructor, among other things. She appeared as a contestant on the survival-themed show Alone in 2016, spending 57 days surviving by herself in a remote part of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. In this episode she and Eric talk about nature connection, bird language, how she controls her multiple sclerosis using diet, lifestyle practices, and herbs, and the importance of giving women who are interested in survival skills female role models in the media, among other things.
Links & Resources
- Support A Worldview Apart on Patreon
- What the Robin Knows, a book on bird language by Jon Young
- Nicole Apelian’s website and Facebook page
- Find Nicole on Twitter @nicoleapeian and on Instagram @nicole_apelian
- EcoTours International website and Facebook page
I really enjoyed listening, I am a trylingual to me personally is so important the pronounciation is clear,that Eric Gaza you have done that superbly.
Altogether the interview was great
Thank you
Thanks for the kind words!
Wonderful episode! I enjoyed hearing from Nicole’s experience quite a lot. I’ll have to pick up ‘What the Robin Knows’ too.. sounds like a great read to get some basics in bird language.
Thanks Andrew. Yes, this turned out to be a great episode. I think you’ll like the next one too. What the Robin Knows is a great book!