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I share a GRIPPING TALE about a droplet of water before sitting down with Helen Lehndorf, who is a radical forager, author, anarchist, poet and plenty more wonderful things besides. I loved her memoir A Forager's Life so much! Helen and I dive straight into the weeds about permaculture life strategies, unlocking creativity, writing for nature and how to rebel against The Machine by playing the Holy Fool. Medicine for muddled, blocked or chronically shy creatives.
IN THIS CONVO
Swimming upstream of the over culture
Undoing cultural entrainment
Social permaculture
Permaculture design web
Establishing a daily writing habit
The world isn’t saying PLEASE ARTIST MAKE MORE ART but you should anyway
Anarchism
The YES, AND rule
The Holy Fool archetype
AI? *shrugs*
Enspiriting your art
ECOPOETICS
Getting past sharing insecurity
Writing for nature
Why little lives are worth sharing
Invisible care work
Journalling versus publishing
Blackberry medicine
What is it to relate with plants?
PUNK GRANDDAD DANDY
Synesthesia
The future has an ancient heart
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Helen’s home on the web
A Forager’s Life ~ Helen Lehndorf
The Bruise Palette ~ Helen Lehndorf
Social permaculture ~ Looby Macnamara
Kirsty Porter
Wild ~ Cheryl Strayed
E.M Forster ~ Howard’s End
Annie Dillard
Sound credit: Morepork / Ruru (Owl) - Auckland, New Zealand by tdes -- https://freesound.org/s/319539/ -- License: Attribution 3.0
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We built this city on rock n roll! And cheap oil. And it’s currently running out… so what happens now? This week I chat with Nathan Surendran to get a foothold on the fossil fuel crisis (which is the Everything Crisis) and how we can keep our balance, together. Nathan is a systems thinker, recovering engineer, energy and security analyst, policy advisor, author of the Energy and Resilience substack and chair of the Wise Response society. He is also seriously kind, and provides so much practical, empowering advice in this convo, including:
Moving far far away from civilisation
The unsustainability of cities
Neurodivergence leading to deep research
The Energy Elephant in the room: WHAT AREN’T WE SEEING
Why oil (diesel) is the lifeblood of industrial society
Drawing down ancient sunlight 1 million times faster than it’s being recharged
Every calorie of food takes 10 calories of fossil fuels, oof
The Iran War
Why we can’t just switch to renewables
Right relationship with renewables
What are baseline standards of living?
Household appliance heroes for the energy descent
What is Energy Blindness?
Emotionally processing peak oil
One barrel of oil = 5 years of human labour (!)
Are we being gaslit about the situation in the strait?
The industrial system schools us to comply, not think
Why the rich aren’t as protected as they might think
Less affluent people are ahead of the game
What is mutual aid?
Un-pathologising co-dependence
Maori concepts of community care
Why we need danger from a mental health perspective
🧙♀️LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Nathan on Substack ~ Energy and Resilience
Nathan’s home on the web
[doc] When The Trucks Stop ~ mutual aid guidelines
Wise Response on Substack
Jason Bradford ~ The Future Is Rural
Steve Keene
Ian McGilchrist
Charlie Hoyle
Nate Hagens
Steve Keen
Howard T Odum
📸 Photo credit: Jason Hosking
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Ever wish you could sit down with permie elders to hear their take on the current chaos; what to do, where to live, and whether it’s really that bad in the grand scheme of things? Well just call me Genie cos this convo with permaculture educators and radical homemakers Ian Lillington and Marita Zeh will deliver.
Ian and Marita live in a solar passive straw-bale home on the edge of Castlemaine, Victoria, surrounded by fruit and nut trees and veggie gardens, where students come to see – and feel – what it is to be wrapped in abundance. And this is where I found them, on a sunny autumn morning, in the cosy warmth of their kitchen, dealing with masses of peaches, pistachios and zucchini. And we all sat down and chopped and chatted, eventually remembering to turn on the mics.
In this convo:
Pursuing a hybrid model of permaculture
Rat poison sandwich
Renting till your 40s
What is good debt?
Where is even affordable anymore?
How to deal with gluts
Giving to community
Small garden farming
Being strategically connected to the grid
Diverse household energy systems
Scales of usage
An elder’s perspective on current affairs
Sharing permaculture as a political act
Permaculture priorities
Gratitude vs. fear
Impermaculture
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Send Ian an email ~ [email protected]
Or keep it old school with a text ~ 0478 297 057
The Castlemaine Permaculture Hub PDC
(for locals) Castlemaine Permaculture FB group
(national) Permaculture Australia FB group
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I tell a story about my grandpa’s deathbed song request before having a heart-to-heart with Emily Coats, a deep nature connection facilitator, ancestral skills practitioner, threshold-crossing guide and dreamworker.
In this convo:
Shakespearean activism
What the world needs right now (hint: not more intellect)
Ways to wholeness
Does activism have to feel hard and gnarly?
Being precise in the ripples we cast
What happens at Tracker School
Ancient skills… for survival?
Why to prioritise spiritual preparedness
How we live and how we die
Losing her dad; the gifts and lessons
Intentions vs. realities of living in a handmade black wattle shelter offline, offgrid and alone for 7.5 months
How to use spirit tracking to find lost stuff
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
[starts soon in Naarm] Earth Time: The Lost Art of Being Human
Emily’s home on the web
Emily on Instagram
Nature's Apprentice
Nature Based Leadership Training
Bill Plotkin & Animas Valley Institute
Jon Young
The Animal Communicator https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBpG1nkM5jc
Jon Young Australia workshop
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In 2018 Professor Jem Bendell published an academic paper that went viral; pretty weird for a piece of scholarly writing. The topic? Societal collapse caused by runaway climate change. The timeline? Soon. Deep Adaptation presented a frank, delusion-free framework for facing the end of the world as we know it, sparked a movement, and copped a lot of flack.
I wanted to chat with Jem not so much about the grim facts but about how, “as that collapse guy”*, he is filling his life with meaning at the eleventh hour. And it turns out, that includes becoming a farmer, writing folk songs and considering having kids.
*Jem happily identifies as a doomster
🎙️ In this convo
Experiencing climate change first hand as a farmer in Bali
How to act on knowledge about collapse and climate?
Making the leap towards your values (with the help of a global pandemic)
Why the wellness community is full of shit
Farming fails
Picking up music at 48 and writing comedy rock
Faulty beliefs we have about our creative gifts
Living fully at the eleventh hour
Letting go of status and security
Why it’s all ok when everything’s not ok
Kirtan and ecospirituality practices
Jem’s evolving views about how collapse will unfold
Bringing kids into this world, yay or nay?
The Deep Adaptation framework
Becoming NURTURANT
How to help others through the grief
Jem’s simple pleasures
Oracle cards for cynics
🧙♀️LINKY POOS
Jem’s home on the web
[paper] Deep Adaptation ~ Jem Bendell
[book] Breaking Together ~ Jem Bendell
The Metacrisis Initiative
Jem’s collapse-aware oracle cards
Jem’s music
Songbird credit: Australia Outback Birds by EduFigueres License: Attribution 4.0
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I tell a story about Jar Power before sitting down with Robin Greenfield, an incredible fella best known for his radical experiments in simple living, food reclamation, waste minimisation and wild foraging.
He has been called “the Robin Hood of our times”, “the Forrest Gump of ecology”, and “the best kind of crazy”. To me, Robin is a torch bearer for truth, leading the way towards justice – with a whole lotta joy and integrity.
This year he is eating 100% foraged foods – unreal! – so we chat about that, as well as:
Why Robin is so gassy
How it feels to break free from the global industrial food system
Why Robin is not into human optimisation
Practicing non-attachment and impermanence
Freedom in community
What gives Robin the power to do crazy stuff?
Non-delusionalism
How to identify your purpose and niche
The most limiting factor in figuring out who you really are
Pursuing radical honesty
Robin’s simple finances
Skills + relationships = freedom
Transition ethics
Compassionate communication
What IS foraging, really?
All the foraging nuances you never thought about!
How our language is built around disconnection
What would happen if everyone foraged?
Joy as resistance
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
Robin’s website
Robin’s books
Robin on Instagram
[book] Mark Boyle ~ The Moneyless Man
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Christie Green spends days at a time in the mountains, in the snow, tracking elk, solo. Her hunting journey began at 40 as a practical way to feed herself and her family, and became a fierce and fluid exploration of womanhood, motherhood, stewardship, intuition, listening and kinship. Christie wrote a memoir about her experiences called Moonlight Elk that I rapturously devoured, licking my fingertips with every turn of the page, it is that delicious.
🦌 Terrain covered:
Life in Sante Fe, New Mexico
Hunting as a deep and embodied exploration of just about everything.
Listening to other than human perspectives as a landscape architect
Designing for soil, water, animal, pollination; landscapes in service of wild nature
Learning to hunt at 40
Weaving values into business
How to catch dreams
Why would you want to hunt alone?
Being an “other-centred” person
Following desire and intuition
The extreme paradox of loving and killing
Defying categories and boxes
Are there better and worse ways to hunt?
Could and should everyone hunt?
Communal local food relationships
Walking in fear as a woman, as prey
Dreams as soul expression
Writing sex scenes that feature yourself
The choiceless choice of creativity
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
Christie’s home on the web
Christie on Instagram
Get your mitts on Moonlight Elk (note: you can buy it anywhere, or ask your library for copies)
Moonlight Elk audiobook
Selected essays by Christie Green
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Outro birdsong credit: Afro408 - License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0
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You’ve heard of swales… but what about swales in the brain to slow and deepen our human experience? Join me and Cecilia Macaulay for one of those special convos that gets to the heart of life’s gnarliest struggles; our biggest messes, our greatest failures, our everyday chaos… and uses permaculture design to harness their power.
This episode will particularly chime with “forgetful, distractible” types, clutter accumulators, chaos agents, overwhelm junkies, and anyone with a hunch that a few elegant household systems could MASSIVELY increase their effectiveness in the world.
WE COVER
Insane wisdom from Bill Mollison
Meeting Masanobu Fukuoka
The FIVE RULES OF HARMONIOUS PERMIE SHAREHOUSES
Japanese rules of Non-Complaint and Taking Full Responsibility
Growing an enduring permaculture spirit
How to become a world expert in a tiny little thing
Creating a failure protocol
Upward spirals
Permaculture for heartbreak
Being an effective human later in life
More than medication for neurodiversity
The connection between untidy houses and trauma
Making your kitchen sink a shrine to beauty and goodness
Setting a household culture using mirror neurons
The eco-footprint of university
STOP AWFULISING!
Permaculture zones in the home
Why to share what’s spare
STOP COLONISING CREATIVE VOID!
Expanding the edges of our gifts and talents
Beautiful messcapes
Knolling
What “can’t be bothered” really codes for
How to use imagination to improve your memory
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Cecilia’s home on the web
Cecilia’s nine month home harmonising project
The Edible Balcony Garden ~ Indira Naidoo
Sand Talk ~ Tyson Yunkaporta
Screen Zen App
WWOOF, HelpX & Workaway
Polyvagal theory
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Thanks to kangaroovindaloo for the singing bowls: License: Attribution 4.0
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Big personal shares at the top of the ep (preview: podcasting terrifies me) before an utterly delightful conversation with Scots folk singer Josie Vallely aka. Quinie.
Quinie's album Forefowk, Mind Me was named The Guardian's best folk release of 2025, but don't worry if you're not into bagpipes because we mostly chat about:
Not making your art your career
Tips for slow art/seasonal living in a rushing world
The mind bending differences between relating with Country in Australia versus Scotland
Minority languages and evocation of place
The right to roam
Confused white settler syndrome
When you’re a cultural mongrel
Impure ancestry
Place as a surrogate elder
Tradition in motion
Where do songs live?
Journeying on horseback
Horses as bodyguards
Why we all just want to be got
🧙♀️LINKY POOS
Quinie’s home on the web
Quinie on Instagram
[album] Forefowk, Mind Me ~ Quinie
Quinie’s seasonal almanac ~ Things that happen every year in a cycle
[film] Forefowk, Mind Me
Guardian review of Quinie’s album
Cover art photo credit: Anthony Rintoul
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A garden drama unfolds during a heatwave, and I share my summer solstice/New Year wishes for you.
Thanks for tuning into another year of Reskillience! We'll be back later in January full of fresh questions and custard.
Shout out to my love Jordan Osmond for helping produce this episode.
Sound credit: BlackbirdFiltered.wav by acclivity
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Cor blimey, we're getting equiney! Cast aside your Saddle Club trauma and learn how horses can help us be better humans and stewards of nature in this rich convo with Lisa Podosin.
Lisa is a horse listener, advocate and author who swapped Hollywood for a tiny home on shared land with a herd of seven horses. We get real deep on topics of:
🐴 not putting off till retirement what you wanna do today
🐴 choosing freedom over security at any age
🐴 land sharing gifts and tips (single women supporting women!)
🐴 how horses as prey animals reveal our inner misalignment
🐴 moving beyond control-based strategies (bridles, saddles, whips) and towards trust
🐴 how to be agents of liberation for both the more-than-human world and our own wild souls
🐴 learning interspecies communication
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Lisa’s home on the web
Pre-order Lisa’s book
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Thanks for the birdsong straget! Blackbird.wav by straget | License: Attribution 4.0
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You want it, you got it: an open discussion about the cracks in our civilisation, and how to catch each other when it all falls apart.
Dave Pollard has been writing about culture, complexity, deep ecology and collapse for longer than some of us have been alive. While he continues to cheer on radical ‘deep green’ activists, he no longer believes that that we can change or reform The System. This convo is about what to do instead.
[first aired in 2023]
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Dave's writings
Dave’s recommended reading list ~ The Books That Have Influenced Me Most
Dave’s article ~ How Do We Teach the Critical Skills Needed to Face Collapse?
Molly Housch Gordon's piece ~ How to Survive the End of The World
[watch] The New Peasants by Happen Films
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Could you live without money? No support payments, no savings account, no secret benefactors?
Jo Nemeth has been doing so for the past decade, and reckons she is less stressed and more secure in her moneyless life (in which she shares a home with eight other humans and plays the role of house keeper/manager/grower/frugavore).
This is a truly radical tale of a woman who went the whole hog and gave up the bacon 💰 to invest in relationships and reciprocity. We cover:
What is poverty/wealth?
Why live without money?
Jo has no hope!
Less money = more freedom
Why to be a home economist
Issues in a nine person household
The deliciousness of aligning your actions with your values
Moneyless gift giving, cravings, medical and more
Waste food seagull mode
Receiving is harrrrd
Kids + collapse
On taking care of things
Collapse priorities
Growing locally adapted food
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Jo’s home on the web
Jo on Instagram ~ @jolowimpact
Jo in the Guardian
Mark Boyle ~ The Moneyless Man + The Way Home
Eaarth ~ Bill McKibben
Luke Kemp ~ Goliath’s Curse
Artist As Family
The Art of Frugal Hedonism ~ Annie Raser-Rowland & Adam Grubb
The really really free market
Just Collapse
Sound credits: first raven, flock of ravens.
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I tell a story about becoming a gardening influencer before sharing an animated and long-awaited conversation with David Trood aka. The Weedy Gardener!
Weedy, Jord and I discuss:
🌱 Creative land access
🌱 Body as compost
🌱 Hearing nature's call
🌱 Being an eye cell for humanity
🌱 Showing your failures
🌱 Why to love the small stuff
🌱 The all important nutrient cycle
🌱 Decomposing cane toad
🌱 Pest management, the Viking way
🌱 Rhizophagy
🌱 Nitty gritty on why organic produce is healthier
🌱 From grandpa bod to garden god
🌱 Weedy Garden Makeovers
🌱 Sacred social media spaces
🌱 Why garden?
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
The Weedy Garden on YouTube
The Weedy Garden online
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I tell a story about the ironic demise of my keepcup, and the difference between light green and deep green choices, before a pot-of-tea-convo with Laura Jean. Laura is a renegade business coach, dietician and permaculturalist who will help you see VALUES in a whole new light, and how to use them to illuminate the life/business/world you really want. Prepare to cry tears of recognition and possibility.
🐝 Building trust in yourself for changes that take courage
🐝 Eating disorder shares and healing strategies
🐝 The very worst thing that can possibly happen
🐝 Body check for making decisions
🐝 Do we change, or choose?
🐝 Laura’s values
🐝 Why we recreate the same old shit even when living “alternatively”
🐝 Figuring out your Bare Ass Minimum
🐝 The felt sense of success
🐝 Money as a tool to enact your values
🐝 Three steps towards a regenerative business
🐝 Commerce vs. capitalism
🐝 Activities for clarifying your values
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Laura on Instagram
Laura’s podcast
Dietician Values
Gundaroo Growers
Canberra Environment Center
🙏 Yellow-tailed black cockatoo sound credit 🙏
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Three unbelievable stories about owls, and how to be a myceliating, possibilitarian practivist with the phenomenal Morag Gamble.
Morag has cornflower blue eyes and a glorious crop of hair that curls at the ends like pea shoots. She consorts with broad beans and leafy greens in bare feet, and has sent no dig gardening viral on YouTube.
This convo was recorded at Crystal Waters Eco Village where Morag lives with her family and 200+ other humans on 640 acres shared with a teeming assortment of subtropical wildlife.
📝 SHOW NOTES
Building your livelihood around the seasons of your life
How to find your flow and live with intention
More than human helpers and teachers
“I am the garden gardening”
Ways to access land when accessing land is insane
Myceliating ideas around the world
Why aren’t permaculture villages everywhere?
Possibilitarianism
Nourish threads of connection rather than fighting the fight
How the new unfolds through collapse of the old
The vital role of the arts
How are we to live?
What is enough in these times?
Why permaculture is everything
Gift economy how-to
Do you have what it takes to be a permaculture teacher?
Integrating permaculture with your profession
Morag is a beloved permaculture teacher and designer, founder of The Permaculture Education Institute, pioneer of urban permaculture projects like Northey Street City Farm, and an international changemaker who has led changemaking programs in 22 countries.
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
Morag’s home on the web
Morag’s podcast ~ Sense-making in a changing world
Morag on YouTube
Become a permaculture teacher ~ The Permaculture Education Institute
Rob Hopkins
Jeremy Lent
Schumacher College
Vandana Shiva
Arne Ness
Helena Norberg-Hodge
Fritjof Capra
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Can birdsong heal your hearing? Can a rainforest recruit humans to protect it? What is deep ecology, anyway?
Of all the approaches to “saving the world”, this one has my heart. Join me in conversation with elder John Seed as we get to the marrow of the environmental crisis, from the illusion of separation between human beings and nature, to the rituals, ceremonies and stories that can heal it.
About John Seed
Just last year at age 79 John was arrested for strapping himself to logging machinery in the Bulga State Forest, and has been awarded the Order of Australia medal for his services to the environment. John launched the Rainforest Information Center, has initiated global rainforest action networks and campaigns, developed The Council of All Beings with Joanna Macy, co-authored Thinking Like A Mountain with Joanna Macy Pat Fleming and Arne Ness, and spent decades facilitating experiential deep ecology workshops.
IN THIS CONVO
John’s story of being called into service by Nature
Collaborating with Joanna Macy
The root of the planetary crisis
Community therapies to heal civilisational wounds
Business As Usual, The Great Unravelling, The Great Turning
The Work That Reconnects
Activism as ceremony
The antidote to cultural amnesia
Why John loves podcasts!
How not to judge gross human behaviour
Honouring our pain for the world
Feelings as ancient intelligence
Can anyone run a grief circle?
The council of all beings
The cosmic walk
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
John Seed’s home on the web
The Rainforest Information Center
[read online] Thinking Like A Mountain by John Seed, Joanna Macy, Pat Fleming & Arne Ness
Deep Ecology
The Work That Reconnects
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Field recording credit: Thrushes, golden whistlers, yellow faced honeyeaters and a spotted marsh frog by Afro408 License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0
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Friends! Here’s a D&M (Dharma & Meditation) conversation I recorded with mindfulness meditation teacher and founder of Australian Parents for Climate Action Suzie Brown while visiting Narara Eco Village last week.
If you’ve ever felt anxious, unsure how to process difficult/obstinate emotions, or sad for no reason, this episode will provide ample tools for stilling the mind and relating to yourself – and the world – with kindness.
On that note, I start the ep with an emo travel diary entry, and how a snaggy creek helped me see my internal struggles in a whole new light.
IN THIS CONVO
🕊️ When you feel sad for no reason despite the trappings of success
🕊️ Can we *really* choose happiness?
🕊️ The pleasant/unpleasant emotional pinball machine
🕊️ The magic of noticing
🕊️ Name it to tame it
🕊️ Kindfulness
🕊️ How to establish a non-militant meditation habit
🕊️ Rejigging negativity bias
🕊️ The R.A.I.N practice for difficult emotions
🕊️ Dharma + ecodharma explained
🕊️ How interbeing can solve the polycrisis
🕊️ Long Shower Syndrome
🕊️ Resource guilt
🕊️ Parents for Climate!
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
Insight Meditation Australia
Sydney Insight Meditators
Suzie’s teaching profile
Banyan Together
Weekly online (by donation) Sky Sangha Meditation gathering
Australian Parents for Climate Action!
Give Suzie a hoy at [email protected]
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It's the RESKILLIENCE ROADTRIP where I'm intercepting all sorts of good sorts along Australia's east coast!
First up is Ceilidh Meo who teaches no less than 80 apocalypse skills (!!!) while also growing olives, shoring up the food system and being casually shamanic.
This is a ROMP of a convo that is INSPIRING ME TO USE CAPS. Such fun. Such depth.
I also share about the caravan park we've just checked into.
🔥 WITHIN
GEEK OUT ON MICRO NICHE OLIVE PRESSING
An antidote to the olive oil crisis
Cooperation is not the same as collaboration!
POMMUS
The gross truth about imported olive oil
THE FIVE C FRAMEWORK
When knowledge ain't power
Systems design thinking for avoiding monumental fuck ups
WHY 40s ARE THE BEST DECADE
Yay for confirmation bias!
Loyal soliders of the psyche
Birth story REWRITE
Learning types
Manifestation vs. MAGIC
Where does the need to know everything come from?
Do more of what you’re already good at, or challenge your comfort zone?
Not here to consume, but to create!
🧙♀️ LINKY POOS
Connect with Ceilidh ~ CIVILITAS
Ceilidh's olive oil ~ Apulia Grove
The Long Road Olive Coop
Art exhibition + workshops ~ Ancient Roots in the New World
Mel Robbins ~ The Let Them Theory
School of Shamanic Womancraft
Happen Films ~ The New Peasants screening tour
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It's a Jordan + Catie double bill for the Season Four finale 🎊
Join us for a fireside D&M as two humans just tryna digest the microplastic casserole of modernity… and make something better.
You’ll hear about my secret storytelling anxiety, Jord’s new award nominated film, my other boyfriends, law breaking, roadkill harvesting, why we took the Good Death-i-vore Pledge, sacred hunting, how to really give a shit about your ecosystem AAAAAND turning baboozlement into useful skills.
⚠️ A warning for sensitive ears, we swear a lot in this episode.
LINKY POOS 🧙♀️
Jord + Happen Films' newest doco ~ The New Peasants
The New Peasants Australian screening tour (come meet us!)
Film ~ In My Blood It Runs
Film ~ Honeyland
Best show ever ~ Bruce Parry’s TRIBE
Cal Newport
Richard Telford’s DIY mini biochar kiln
Dylan Graves’ biochar podcast ~ Char Chit Chat
The Do with Su zine ~ Su Dennett + Catie Payne (inc. the Good Death-i-vore Pledge)
David Holmgren
Bill Mollison
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