S2E6 Stewarding the Land and Regenerating Ecosystems With Heritage Cows, with Nikki Yoxall
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S2E4 Designing your death and a livelihood with permaculture - Kt Shepherd
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S2E3 Small and Slow (Then Grow)
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Join Finn for another episode reflecting on some of the symptoms of Too Many Ideas Syndrome (TMIS), this time focusing on bringing awareness to patterns of thought (with potentially quasi-colonial origins) that may be tripping you up when imagining your ideal regenerative livelihood idea.
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S2E2 Find Your Focus
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Finding it hard to focus on a particular cause? Unsure whether or not you are effectively serving your cause?
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S2E1 Regenerative Supply Webs with Hodmedod's Josiah Meldrum
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Plague Hiatus (Welcome to 2021)
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This podcast will not be releasing episodes regularly because lockdown, burnout, depression and little red wiggly worms have won over my attention.
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S1E12 Dan Palmer on Regenerative Livelihoods and Holistic Decision Making
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Merry Solsticemas!!
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S1E11 Matt Swarbrick - Henbant Farm - Part 2
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Matt and I continue the conversation from Episode 7 with lots of laughter, some open-hearted chat and reflections on the Holistic Decision Making work we have been learning together.
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S1E10 Reflections with Finn - November 2020
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I embark on a reflective journey in Episode 10 of The Regenerative Livelihood:
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Storytime with Finn - #1?
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BONUS EPISODE!! Take a break from hard thought. Join me for a reading of The Big Brag by Dr. Seuss, then eat some custard creams or something.
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Today's conversation is with Iain Findlay, co-founder of Green Grow Foods which is a mushroom growing business using zero waste principles to power their production processes.
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After decades of activism, Iain has finally fallen in love with mushrooms - and it shows! Having begun the latest chapter of his career as a consultant and educator in sustainability issues and circular economy principles, it soon became clear that the most powerful educational tool he could create was a model of what a circular business looks like.
He shares with us his journey from protester in the streets and Camp Piper at Occupy London, through burnout and out the other side as co-founder of a multi-award-winning business producing delicious, nutritious and "functional" foods. He also introduces his vision for the Green Grow Club as a way of spreading the knowledge and skills of medium-scale mushroom growing and for helping new growers find a market for their produce.
In reflection, what really struck me about Iain was the sheer number of projects, protests and businesses he has been involved with over several decades. As we note early on in the conversation, his life as an environmentalist began before I was born - which gives me food for thought when it comes to evaluating which direction I should be taking next in order to move forward my regenerative livelihood.
Quote of the episode:
"We're not just a company that sells these little food pouches that you can cook in half an hour, no - we've got a bigger agenda...[thinking like this, you] end up creating a product that is nutritious [and] helps to regenerate the biosphere. Fights cancer, doesn't create it; Fights depression, doesn't create it; Fights obesity, doesn't create it. It's a win win win, it just keeps going!"
Organisations and events mentioned:
Aurora Sustainability Group Integrative Solutions
VIBES - Scottish Environment Business Awards
Alliance for Water Stewardship
Music credits:
Permanent Holiday by Mike Love
Unto This Land by Helen Yeomans