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The Regenerative Way is a call back to the wild places that shape and nourish us. Through raw conversations with outdoor educators, knowledge keepers, guides, researchers, and conservationists, we explore ways to reconnect with the land and cultivate a lifelong relationship with it. These episodes are part campfire, part field journal, part philosophical expedition. From subsistence traditions and regenerative living to ecological storytelling, biodiversity, and the inner transformation that comes from getting our hands dirty, The Regenerative Way explores how we rebuild a thriving tomorrow.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 17 days
Average audio length:
60 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
13 episodes
since Jan. 29, 2026
episodic
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What happens when we lose the animals that keep ecosystems clean?I sit down with John Davies, Manager of the Birds of Prey Programme with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, to explore the hidden ecological role of vultures—and the growing threats they face across Africa.From poisoning and wildlife poac…
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What does it really take to protect a lion? I sit down with Marnus Roodbol, Project Manager of the Carnivore Conservation Unit with the Endangered Wildlife Trust, to explore the realities of lion conservation across Southern Africa—from poaching and human-wildlife conflict to traditional knowledge …
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Kyle-Mark Middleton and Dr. Carrie Hickman, researchers with the APNR Southern Ground-Hornbill Project. We dive into the fascinating world of one of Africa's most iconic birds and explore what hornbills can teach us about the health of the landscapes they call h…
Mpho Matlolane is a PhD candidate in Agriculture at the University of Mpumalanga whose work explores sustainable agriculture, systems thinking, and experiential approaches to learning.Recorded after spending time together in the Vhembe Biosphere Reserve, this conversation reflects on sustainability…
In this episode of The Regenerative Way, I sit down with Dimitri Syrris to explore the intersection of technology, conservation, and community-led environmental stewardship. As the founder of Baotree, Dimitri is helping shape a future where sustainability action and social impact are built on trust…
Rešoketšwe “Shoki” Mafogo is the Programme Manager for Pro-Nature Livelihoods at the Kruger to Canyons Biosphere. Born and raised in this landscape, she brings a powerful, community-first approach to conservation - grounded in lived experience and a deep connection to place.
This episode was filmed…
Lutendo Mugwedi is the Chair of the Vhembe Biosphere Reserve in South Africa and an Environmental Sustainability professor at Venda University. His work is rooted in integrating community voice and diverse perspectives to address complex socio-ecological challenges.
In this conversation, we explor…
This episode is a window into what’s coming - and the foundation being set for The Regenerative Way.
Recorded in the wake of my time in South Africa, this conversation reflects on the people, landscapes, and experiences that shaped a series of upcoming episodes. From time spent in the field to conv…
Stephanie Peacock is an ecologist, mom, and outdoor enthusiast based in Whitehorse, Yukon, on the traditional territories of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and Ta’an Kwäch’än Council. Her work focuses on using mathematical models to make sense of complex, noisy ecological systems.Through her research…
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