Tool libraries Libraries are traditionally associated with borrowing books. These days, with an increasing awareness that once a product reaches its […]
Episode Twenty One – Fred’s Tiny Houses, fundamentals of design
The tiny house movement has been growing steadily for more than a decade. It offers an affordable alternative to buying […]
Episode Twenty — Syntropic Gardener, Victor Pires
Welcome to episode twenty. I’m excited to welcome back Victor Pires to learn more about Syntropic agriculture and his new […]
Episode Nineteen – Lessons from Indigenous Australia may hold a key to a sustainable future
Indigenous Australians are the first-known human inhabitants of the Australian continent and its nearby islands. The term includes both the […]
Episode Eighteen – Farmers’ markets: promoting healthy individuals, communities and environments
Farmers’ markets promote individual health, environmental health and healthy communities. These weekly markets support local farmers, stimulating local economies […]
Episode Seventeen – Deep Listeners – Compassion, healing and support for the community
In this episode I speak with Ursula Wharton, the founder of Deep Listeners . Ursula shares her personal story […]
Episode Sixteen – Rites to a good life – Everyday Rituals of Healing and Transformation
I am really excited to be speaking with Frederick Marx, an internationally acclaimed Oscar […]
Episode Fifteen – A Christmas that doesn’t cost the earth
This week I talk Turkey with my (vegan) partner Andia about how we can celebrate Christmas sustainably. In Australia alone, […]
Episode Fourteen – So, you want to become a Beekeeper
So, you want to become a beekeeper I’m excited to be speaking with Leonie Schwarzel, who is a fellow beekeeper […]
Episode Thirteen – Sustainable School with humanist values
Sustainable School with humanist values My partner Andia and I started a not-for-profit called “Lets Waste Less” in 2017. We […]