#63: Building a Farming business, Making an impact and Creating communities with Randal Breen from Echo Valley Farm
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G'day and welcome to episode 63 of the A Place To Call Home Podcast.In this episode, Randal shares his unique journey from a city life to becoming a farmer, detailing the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way. He discusses the importance of community support, creativity, a…
Part 1: The story of soil
Humans have always been intertwined with the soil, but we have degraded over a third of Earth’s soils and now it’s impacting us all on an existential level. In Part 1, we trace our relationship with soil over millennia to understand how humanity impacts the living, breathing universe of soil hidden…
Ep44 Storm Sounds and Audio Recontextualisation - Joe Early
Sound recordist Joe Early from the Library of sounds, tells stories about recording of a storm, and a night on King Street, Bristol. Luke improvises a soundtrack to these stories over the recordings recontextualizing them, an insightful episode about the power of music and sound. From the chaos of…
Richie Laming | Roots and Risks: Path to Regenerative Agriculture
Richie Laming believes that human wellness and ecosystem wellness are deeply intertwined. In this powerful conversation, he shares how his personal healing journey shaped his work at Lake Hawea Station, where wellness tourism meets regenerative farming. From tree planting and soil carbon projects t…
Warblers- heard,but rarely seen.
The Warblers episode of @BIRDZ is where we get to meet the tiny, secretive, extraordinary summer visitors that fill Britain's hedgerows, reed beds and woodlands with song every spring — if only you know how to listen.In this episode we cover:🐦 What makes a warbler a warbler — and why they're so ha…
Sam Vincent / My Father and Other Animals, regenerative farming, figs, akubras
We've both been obsessed with My Father and Other Animals for some time now, so when author and accidental-farmer Sam Vincent said yes to being interviewed we were quietly nervous. He joined us from his family's farm in the Yass Valley that he shares with his partner Lauren and daughter Orlando. Th…
A beginner's guide to... warblers
The next episode in our 'a beginner's guide to' series with bird expert and Gibraltar Point Warden Richard Doan puts the spotlight on warblers. Learn the basics from calls and songs to easily identifiable characteristics of this group of birds. There are 13 species commonly found in Lincolnshire an…
06 Jacquie McGlade on hope from the Global South and the value of talk in international negotiations
In our online discussion, Jacquie McGlade chats about her unique perspective on environmental harms and solutions. She’s Professor at UCL in London and Strathmore in Kenya, is former Director of the European Environment Agency, Chief Scientist at UNEP (the UN Environment Programme), and is a reside…
The Great Cuckoo Con
Every spring, the unmistakable call of the cuckoo echoes across Wicken Fen Nature Reserve in Cambridgeshire. But behind that familiar sound lies one of nature's most extraordinary deceptions. Join ranger and naturalist Ajay Tegala as he uncovers the astonishing lengths a cuckoo will go to raise i…
Youthlocal S6E9 Ulladulla
This week on Shoalhaven Youthlocal, the team explores ocean life, regenerative farming, youth-led events, and an important conversation about bullying and resilience.
🌊 Tide Talk dives into the fascinating world of bubble coral. Bella explores how these unique corals inflate during the day, feed at…
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