A cup of warm tea in the afternoon is one of life’s simple pleasures, but do you ever think about how it’s grown? Two passionate tea farmers share their stories.

We chat to Gaayathri Periasami, the founder of Baby Peppers, to discover the importance of ethical and sustainable baby wares.

We chat to Ian Gawler, founder of The Gawler Cancer Foundation, to discover how mind-body medicine helped him fight cancer.

We chat to Australia’s very own aromatherapy alchemist, Pat Princi-Jones. Her long and rewarding career with In Essence has earned Princi-Jones the title of company expert, educator and spokesperson in aromatherapy.

Dreaming of becoming a yoga teacher? Yoga Australia’s CEO Shyamala Benakovic outlines the high standards of yoga teaching and training in Australia.

Emma Watson, co-founder of Love Tea, shares how a perfectly brewed cuppa can help us appreciate the quiet moments while also offering an array of therapeutic benefits.

Founder of TOM Organic, Aimee Marks shares how her hygiene products care for women’s bodies as well as the planet.

We spoke to Charles Wurf, CEO of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS), to find out how ATMS supports professional practitioners of natural medicine occupations.

We speak to Julie Ramsay, founder of beautiful linen label Bedtonic. Discover where she finds the inspiration for her unique colour blends, such as sage, dusky rose and seafoam green.

We chat with Nicola Mason from Smitten Merino and discover how the woolly sheep of Tasmania keep the locals warm.

We speak to Astrid Pickup, the current president of the International Yoga Teachers Association (IYTA), to find out the benefits of joining the IYTA and the high standards of ethics the association upholds.

Meet two passionate Australian beekeepers who are doing their best to save the bees in the face of declining populations.