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PODCAST EPISODE 65: Natalie Skovron, founder and CEO of DETOXDEN, Sydney and online Being a beekeeper has opened my mind and life up to healthy living and expanded my awareness of using natural materials whenever possible. One of the things I have deeply enjoyed about selling bee-related products over the past ten or more years, is watching the way in which consumers in Australia have leaned into buying locally made, environmentally friendly, health-conscious products for their bodies, their homes, and as gifts for their families and friends. I have also seen the rise of great businesses, run by amazing people with huge hearts and creative visions. One of these fantastic individuals is Natalie Skovron from DETOXDEN, Sydney, and I am delighted to introduce her to my community for episode 65 of the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast. DETOXDEN is an online home furnishing business based in Sydney that thoughtfully selects and sells homewares that are non-toxic, environmentally friendly, and locally made. This includes gorgeous cushions, draft stoppers, dinner sets, throw rugs, shower curtains, wall stickers, tea towels, diffusers, bedding, shower curtains, and candles (including Bens Bees beeswax candles!), among many other fantastic items for the home. With a mission to “inspire a world of healthier homes and spaces,” Natalie supplies non-toxic and high-quality homewares that are made with safe materials and can be used day in day out in the home by ourselves and our loved ones. These products have passed Natalie’s “Dirty Den checklist”— they do not contain BPA, flame retardants, paraffins, harmful pesticides and insecticides, phthalates, PVC, toxic dyes and inks, toxic heavy metals, or volatile organic compounds. Since COVID-19, we have all come to realise the necessity of a happy home — one that nourishes us and brings a sense of calm and respite from a world that has felt more than a little unstable for some time now. A home is not just a building, an architectural structure; it is a small part of the world where you can feel joyful and safe; somewhere to rejuvenate yourself; somewhere to curl up and relax at the end of a long day. And as our homes are somewhere we have needed to spend more and more time in what feels like never-ending (but necessary) lockdowns (we are currently experiencing Melbourne’s fifth lockdown to date), it is my hope that our homes have become places we have grown to love more than before. For that reason, fill your home only with good quality, safe, beautiful, healthy products so that you can settle in without a worry in the world. Tune in to hear Natalie and I chat about DETOXDEN and why safe and non-toxic homewares are so important to fully enjoying life at home.podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/bees-with-ben/id1512755530?i=1000529946833 www.detoxden.com.au ... See MoreSee Less

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A bee just born into the world is greeted by her 2

A bee just born into the world is greeted by her 2 sisters. 🧡🧡

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#apiary #art #beautiful #bee #beehive #beekeeper #beekeeping #bees #beesofinstagram #beeswax #bees🐝 #bumblebees #flower #flowers #garden #honey #honeybee #honeybees #insect #insects #love #macro #macrophotography #nature #naturelovers #naturephotography #photography #photooftheday #pollinators #savethebees

This porridge was yuuuuum, especially with a healt

This porridge was yuuuuum, especially with a healthy dose of honey 😝 @flipsmuesli @bensbees #honey #porridge #bees #beekeeping #bee

Them lockdown feels… #meme

Them lockdown feels… #meme

Aussie Made Socks! Support local made just like

Aussie Made Socks!

Support local made just like I have!

I have big feet and the amazing crew at Lindner made me 10 extra large pairs of Aussie wool socks!

Check them out and give them a follow @lindnersocks #supportsmallbusiness #australianmade #socks

Best meme ever!!! Haha #meme

Best meme ever!!! Haha

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Just casually spinning 48 frames of honey at a tim

Just casually spinning 48 frames of honey at a time #honey #bees #bee #beekeeping #bensbees

What goes best with honey….. ? #honey

What goes best with honey….. ?

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Why are the honeybees dying? Australia has the b

Why are the honeybees dying?

Australia has the best, healthiest bees in the world. That little fact fills me to the brim with the warm and fuzzies! This is especially fantastic considering that there is something lurking in the bee world that leads to the mysterious death of bees – a terror that Australian bees have been lucky to escape so far.
#varroa #savethebees #bees

Hand crafted bee pen made here in Melbourne! #bees

Hand crafted bee pen made here in Melbourne! #bees

Of all the products I’ve made over the years, th

Of all the products I’ve made over the years, these 2 I’m the the most proud of.

My book, For The Love Of Bees 🐝

And my Manuka Honey Cordial 🧡

#bensbees #fortheloveofbees

PODCAST EPISODE 63: Ronnie Voigt, natural beekeepe

PODCAST EPISODE 63: Ronnie Voigt, natural beekeeper and educator, Natural Beekeeping Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania

One form of heaven involves two of my greatest loves: natural beekeeping and Tasmania. Most of you would know that Tasmania is an exquisite island situated off the mainland of Australia, home to diverse and pristine landscapes, and unique flora and fauna; also, from my experience, it is also home to many environmentally conscious humans, with huge hearts, doing what they can to spread the word about the vitality of bees. However, for those new to beekeeping, natural beekeeping may be a fresh concept. This form of keeping respects the needs of the colony over those of the beekeeper. This holistic approach comes from an environmentalist perspective that honours these miraculous insects and seeks to provide the most positive domesticated life cycle. In turn, this “api-centric” approach should be encouraged for all beekeepers who want to keep bees for reasons other than intensive honey production. This is often done through the replication of the nest structure that would usually be found in the wild. By doing this, the colony is made to feel as comfortable as possible, and the intricate and sophisticated processes carried out by bees can continue. This encourages the superorganism to communicate as effectively and adapt to external conditions as they arise. For my love of Tasmania, natural beekeeping and the passion of my next guest, I am delighted to introduce you to Ronnie Voigt— natural beekeeper extraordinaire and founder of Natural Beekeeping Tasmania. @40beessouth #bees #podcast #beekeeping #tasmania

Stan Taylor, he is over 90’s year old with over

Stan Taylor, he is over 90’s year old with over 60 years keeping bees! Full of great stories and knowledge this beekeeper has acquired over the years. #beebook #bees

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