Episode thirteen was recorded right at the end of my walk in Cornwall. The lovely light being Jez shares his deep journey into self-healing, yoga, ecstatic dance and shamanic practices. It is an episode that is filled with diverse perspective rooted in LOVE! 

https://www.instagram.com/agnishala/

Episode Twelve was such a blessing to sit and record with Addy Fern, the woman behind Plants for a Future. Addy delivers us a powerful talk she gave to students at the Eden Project and gives us an in depth overview of Plants for a Future and what they have managed to achieve on their regenerated land in Cornwall. Take out your notebook or buy their book from the link below!

http://plantsforafuture.theferns.info/pfaf-book/

http://plantsforafuture.theferns.info

Episode 11 sees us in conversation with Barry Pound, a farmer with a passion for farming as he explains his ancestral roots in farming stretch back a thousand years ago. His story is a powerful one and his desire to collaborate in the transition to regenerative and community led farming moving forward.

https://taa.org.uk/

https://communitysupportedagriculture.org.uk/find-csa/

https://landworkersalliance.org.uk/

https://www.plantgenesis.co.uk/plants-at-the-veryan-portloe-store-c1200x66390

https://wildfarmed.co.uk/

Www.innovativefarmers.org

https://www.heligan.com/

https://www.compostclub.online/

Episode Ten dives into the realms of archeology and the history of landscapes and how they are shaped with Pete Herring. A significant take home is the reminder of how land was used communally before the enclosures act with an interesting view on how we can glean from the successes of these times and merge them with our modern world.

https://www.cornwalls.co.uk/history/ancient/stones.htm

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/12046535370

https://www.newzealand.com/uk/feature/maori-hangi/

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/conservation-and-environment-protection/environmental-growth-strategy/

Episode Nine is short but packs a punch as Jess talks about the work she does at Chaos Farm on the Roseland peninsula. A significant take home is what Jess did to overcome barriers at food banks to ensure families get fresh produce. 

http://chaosgroupcornwall.co.uk/chaosfarm/

https://youtube.com/c/ChaosGroupTV

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/animal-therapy 

Episode Eight sees Luke on the Roseland peninsula and in conversation with Jamie Hext, a young man with a huge vision to provide the local hospitality sector with fresh, local organic produce. Jamie also highlights the family farm and shows an interest in the innovative field labs Katie Bliss mentioned in Episode Six! 

@roselandmarketgarden 

https://www.facebook.com/roselandmarketgarden/

Www.innovativefarmers.org

Episode Seven has Sally and Ed speak a truthful reality of being a market gardener in today's marketplace. The sound of the oven in the background should be recognised as the kindness of a meal shared between us and the randomised location the podcasts are being recorded. 

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/environmental-land-management-schemes-overview

http://www.goonowngrowers.co.uk/

Episode Six has Katie Bliss, an agroecological researcher and passionate woman on the ground implementing change speak on some profound research going on within the field and on the field. Katie also talks on her involvement with Love Land, a community led food growing initiative in Penryn, Cornwall grown out of the Falmouth Food Coop. 

@agricology

Www.agricology.co.uk

https://falmouthfood.coop/

https://falmouthfood.coop/love-land/

https://www.innovativefarmers.org/

https://hodmedods.co.uk/collections/beans

https://www.organicresearchcentre.com/