Matriarchal Medicine3 Nov 2025

Alchemy, Soap, and the School of Motherhood Pt. 1 with Natalie Kanbergs

This episode began, as so many do, in the thick of real life.

In the first half of our two-part conversation, Natalie Kanbergs — mother, wife, and founder of TU·ET·AL— invites us into the messy, devotional, and deeply creative path that gave birth to her alchemical skincare line and the home it was built inside of.

Together, we talk about the evolution of her work, the pressure to produce while mothering, and what it means to listen to the rhythms of both business and body.

This part of the conversation unfolds slowly — a stream of thought from a woman integrating creation, motherhood, and the art of daily living.

⚠️ Listener note: this episode opens with a story that includes mention of a firearm and a playground incident. Please care for your nervous system and listen in a way that feels supportive for you.

✨ Experience Natalie’s creations at TU·ET·AL — her line of alchemical soaps and skincare crafted with reverence for nature, ritual, and the feminine body.

✨ Join My Kitchen Table, a community for female holistic entrepreneurs who get it — a place to be resourced, nourished, and witnessed in the season you’re in.

About Natalie:

Natalie Kanbergs is an entrepreneur, writer, herbalist, traditional birth attendant, postpartum care practitioner, and producer. Moving fluidly between the machine of modernity and nature’s perfection, she weaves alchemy, birthwork, and Earth magic into her life and work. Through TU·ET·AL, Natalie shares transcendental soap and skincare rooted in devotion to the sacred beauty within us all. She is currently running her business, homeschooling her children, and deepening her studies in alchemical herbalism while tending to the art of balance in everyday life.

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