
Paula Carnell is a bee consultant and honey sommelier, working internationally with land owners, honey producers and individuals wanting to re connect with nature through bees. TEDx speaker, author of 'Artist to Bees' and 'A quest for bees in Bhutan',Spiritual Beekeeping, and founder of the Bee Project & Beezantium at The Newt in Somerset, Paula speaks internationally and is a popular guest writer... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusiness | |||

With the announcements that Asian hornets have been found across the UK, are we prepared and what can we learn from research, as well as observations around the world. Historically, were beehives cloomed for more than insulation and weather protectio... more
Not what you may think! This episode Paula shares about her namesake bee hive and how the bees appear to have reappeared!
Spiritual Beekeeping as an Audiobook now available from Apple Books and Kobo.
Meet up with Paula in USA at the Learning from ... more
Paula shares her experience of weaving straw skeps at The Oak Fair over the August Bank Holiday.
Spiritual Beekeeping as an Audiobook now available from Apple Books and Kobo.
Meet up with Paula in USA at the Learning from the Bees Congress in Floy... more
A long awaited interview with Paula's long time friend, Nicki Hughes. Having met over 30 years ago at a residential course centre, Paula & Nicki instantly became friends. Nicki began her career as a therapist focusing on healing through aromatherapy ... more
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As a beekeeper I love Paula’s podcast. I love that there are so many episodes covering so many different aspects of beekeeping life and news from the world of bees. I’m also a fan of Paula’s particular style of beekeeping and her enthusiasm to share what she knows and learns, she has an amazing bank of knowledge and I always look forward to hearing her findings.
I listened and loved it. I had no idea Bees could be so interesting!
I found this podcast so interesting, I will definitely be looking into unBEElievable supplements, I want to know more about Paula and her work ( have signed up to her newsletter ) and I want to buy some of her delicious honey.
All in all, it had a big impact on me.
Of the three episodes I listened to (though I enjoyed listening to all of them) my favorite was “What can we learn from bees for business.” What a great reframe and way to think about sharing your wisdom. I really enjoyed the metaphor and will be keeping it with me! The podcast was short and sweet and left me wanting more. I recommend this podcast for bee/honey enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys learning about the natural world around them and how it can provide insight into our lives as humans.... more
I learned about this podcast from Instagram, and I was drawn since I actually have bees myself which has been a learning process! I got my bees because of learning about Lyme disease, and I started doing bee venom therapy and embarked on starting my own hive! I will be learning a lot from this podcast moving forward!
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