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Throwing good parties and building community (w/ Priya Parker) 38:16

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Many of us are entering the new year with a similar goal — to build community and connect more with others. To kick off season five, Priya Parker shares ideas on how to be the host with the most. An expert on building connection, Priya is the author of “The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters.” Whether it's a book club, wedding, birthday or niche-and-obscurely themed party, Priya and Chris talk about how to create meaningful and fun experiences for all of your guests — including yourself. For the full text transcript, visit go.ted.com/BHTranscripts . For the full text transcript, visit go.ted.com/BHTranscripts Want to help shape TED’s shows going forward? Fill out our survey here ! Learn more about TED Next at ted.com/futureyou Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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A podcast that puts eco-living at the heart of your life. Each episode we showcase sustainability superheroes who share their knowledge and tips that you can implement immediately to experience the joy of living simply and sustainably every day.

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Living a rich and purposeful life - EP 3 34:18

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In this the final episode of three with Stephen Armytage, he discusses what it means to live a rich and purposeful life. Stephen explains that his goal in sharing this course, and his overall mission, is to leave the world in a better shape than he found it. He reveals the secret to achieving this is coming from a place of abundance and connection. Stephen believes that living a rich and purposeful life means being the best husband, father, son, and community member possible, together with acknowledging the enrichment that this creates. Stephen discusses the common misconception that people who have a good start in life don't struggle and are happy. He says that everyone starts somewhere, and we all have different starting places. He understands that some people don't believe they have the power, permission, or deserve to live this way. Stephen emphasises that improving yourself is possible, regardless of your starting point. To learn more about how to live an abundant and fulfilling life retreat, beginning May 31st, 2023, head to LARPL to register or sign up to the mailing list to hear about future events. You may also want to check out Gymea Eco Retreat , the stunning spot in Northern NSW where Stephen is holding the retreat. I'll be attending and hope to see you there for what promises to be a powerful and transformative five-day experience.…

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Living a rich and purposeful life - EP 2 44:36

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In episode two of Beaming Green, we learn about the next chapter in Stephen Armytage's journey towards Living a Rich and Purposeful Life (LARPL). Stephen shares what brought on his self-described 'spectacular midlife crisis', which was a growing discomfort about the direction in which the world was heading, particularly around how humans were treating the earth. While working in high-level government consulting, Stephen talks about his need to explore further, or dig deeper into himself to feel his own authenticity. This led him to embark on his own version of the hero's journey to become a sustainable man, father, husband, and community member, which involved spending six months traveling around Australia with his wife and two kids, living in a small camper trailer. On this trip he connected more deeply with his family and learned how to live an abundant, enriched life with minimal impact on the environment. This prompted his decision to move to Northern NSW and some of the challenges and choices he and his family needed to make to be more sustainably authentic. Stephen reveals how from that space he and his family manifested the perfect place to live and work at Gymea Eco Retreat where they were able to further develop and explore their connectivity with the land, themselves and their wonderful community. We also delve a little deeper into his passion for LARPL and what to expect at his upcoming retreat starting on the 31st of May 2023.…

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Living a rich and purposeful life EP1 40:03

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Sustainable Schools Network - Katie Norman 42:07

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Educating our children and making them aware of how to live their lives sustainably is no mean feat. In this episode, I speak with Katie Norman about her business called the Sustainable Schools Network (SSN). Katie is the chief steward for the organisation that has been in operation for almost two years. The SSN philosophy on Education for Sustainability (EfS) is to engage in an ongoing reciprocal dialogue that explores playful possibilities in our collective educational spaces. As much as this is an inward, and at times, personal journey for us all, it is very much about creating a shared path and a shared vision that engages curiosity, critical thinking and creative expression. Although they started this organisation with a focus on sustainability, the more they lived the experience of sustainability, the more they realised that sustainability is about learning. In this interview, we discuss how: the Sustainable Schools Network came about sustainability requires a whole-of-school approach that involves everyone from the kids to the teachers, school staff and parents the journal that they produce quarterly to educate students on a wide array of subjects around sustainability is becoming a great success and a useful tool this program is available to all schools throughout Australia children can influence change, not just for themselves, but for the people around them, including their parents schools that engage with this program and educate children about sustainability has a ripple effect, with 9,100 schools throughout Australia using it, shaping our future leaders change starts with us as individuals sustainability wasn't included in curriculum for student teachers as part of their core subjects. I really enjoyed this interview with Katie and am sure that you will too. Links Sustainable Schools Network Facebook Linkedin…

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Living Well, Dying Well - with Hermione Elliot 53:48

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In this week’s episode I am excited to welcome guest presenter Andia Cally. Together, we interview Hermione Elliot, who shares her wisdom and wealth of experience and knowledge on a subject that eventually impacts us all—death. Based in the UK, Hermione is an End of Life Doula and the Director of Living Well, Dying Well, an organisation that pioneered (and continues to offer) the only certified end of life training in the UK, since 2009. It was a rich and very rewarding conversation. Hermione’s compassion, experience and insight around the importance of preparing for, and creating, a positive end-of-life experience was humbling. We touched on many topics, including that: the role of a End of Life Doula is to create a calm, comforting, safe and loving space to help the dying person and their family let go death itself is brief and much of their work is around supporting the preparation for death and what comes after for the dying it is often important to tie up loose ends and let go of attachments to things and people every death is unique and often reflects how a person has lived end of life can be harder for the ones being left behind than the one dying we can rehearse for death by regularly ‘stopping to listen to the whispering of [our] soul’ rather than waiting for deathbed regrets death is a human, rather than a medical event, which is why hospitals and institutions don’t do death well the end of life is treated differently in various cultures death and permanent brain injury can affect people at any age, so it’s worth creating an advanced health care directive a.s.a.p Covid-19 has made people more aware of the importance of having loved ones with you as you die every person that does their training is doing a public service as they normalise and expand the conversation around death including children in the conversations and experiences of death will help them to face the inevitable in the future healing rituals, like washing the body of a loved one, or bringing them home for a few days can be very healing. Death is a challenging topic for many of us, including me. I hope that like me, you find this interview enriching and feel reassured that it is possible to die well. Bio of Hermione Elliot After a career in nursing, midwifery, palliative care, training, health coaching and mentorship, Hermione brought all her interests and experience together to develop the End of Life Doula Training in 2009. She established Living Well, Dying Well as a not-for-profit organisation to further this work. She is passionate about engaging with people from all walks of life, encouraging them to become more informed and confident about being with death and dying – recognising it not as something to be feared, but as a natural and normal part of life. Links to training and information Home | Living Well Dying Well – End of Life Doula Training (lwdwtraining.uk) Home End of Life Doula UK – Death Doula in the community (eol-doula.uk)…

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Repair, Reduce, Refuse, Reuse, Recycle with Justin Bonsey 54:45

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To mark Plastic Free July, we go a little deeper and look at waste and recycling in New South Wales, Australia and beyond. I speak with Justin Bonsey who works in the waste industry. Justin is the Strategic Lead of Resource Recovery at the Southern Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC), overseeing regional projects on infrastructure planning, waste data, regulatory reform and circular economy markets and has a long history working in various waste and recovery sectors. Justin isn't one to stand still and is passionate about finding waste solutions, having co-founded Responsible Runners and Responsible Cafes. In this interview, Justin speaks about how: helping a friend in Northern Thailand sparked his interest in how to live more sustainably his experience of seeing a lot of waste while running on Bondi Beach gave him the idea for Responsible Runners, encouraging runners and walkers to pick up any litter they see on Sydney's beaches he campaigned with Boomerang Alliance to introduce the container refund scheme in NSW the impact of banning exported plastic waste and tyre waste to South East Asia meant local authorities had to find another, more sustainable solution in NSW glass is being recycled and used for building roads consumers not knowing what is and isn't recyclable can contaminate a whole truckload of waste the Responsible Cafes movement grew from 800—5000 cafes in a couple of months after the ABC's War on Waste aired. I really enjoyed the discussion with Justin and was grateful that he gave some of his time and shared his considerable expertise on a Sunday, proving how committed he is to reducing our waste consumption. Bio of Justin Bonsey Justin Bonsey is Strategic Lead, Resource Recovery at the Southern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (SSROC), overseeing regional projects on infrastructure planning, waste data, regulatory reform, and circular economy markets. Formerly a Boomerang Alliance campaigner for container deposits and bans on single-use plastics, he co-founded sustainability initiatives Responsible Cafes and Responsible Runners to address litter and marine debris, and help businesses improve their sustainability practices. Links: Responsible Runners Facebook Responsible Cafe's Justin Bonsey Interview Transcript…

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Plastic Free Alternatives - Nikki Beckinsale 44:59

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This month we celebrate Plastic Free July, an important initiative that Rebecca Prince-Ruiz (the founder of the Plastic Free Foundation) started in Australia with the help of a small local government team in 2011. In this episode, I speak with Nikki Beckinsale about her business Plastic Free Alternatives, which promotes the idea that if we all take small sustainable steps, collectively, we can make a big positive impact. Plastic Free Alternatives offers a range of products that 'do not harm the planet or our bodies'. During the interview Nikki and I chat about her personal journey towards plastic reduction and how: the film A Plastic Ocean, along with the amount of waste her family of five was generating, inspired her to make personal changes around their waste management and eventually led to offering more sustainable alternatives to the public through Plastic Free Alternatives, a business she started with her Mum her and her Mum trialled every product they sell on their site so customers can be assured they work we can start with changing one behaviour in Plastic Free July, such as having a plastic-free kids party micro plastics are appearing in our soils and our foods she regularly shares recipes on her blog for DIY cleaning products that are really effective in cleaning toilets, washing clothes and cleaning surfaces returning to some of the things our grandparents used, like soap savers, can better support the planet part of the problem is seeing ourselves as separate from nature it can sometimes take a while to transition to some sustainable products, like shampoo bars, but that it's worth persisting when you think about the amount of plastic saved. SPECIAL OFFER FOR JULY We are running a competition for Plastic Free July - go to Beaming Green for the details In honour of Plastic Free July here are some little known facts about plastic: Since the 1950s, around 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been produced worldwide. In some parts of the world, using plastic is already illegal. 73% of beach litter worldwide is plastic. A million plastic bottles are bought around the world every minute. Worldwide, about 2 million plastic bags are used every minute. 90% of plastic polluting our oceans is carried by just 10 rivers. Plastic is killing more than 1.1 million seabirds and. animals every year. The average person eats 70,000 microplastics annually The average time that a plastic bag is used for is … 12 minutes. Over the past 50 years, world plastic production has doubled. I really enjoyed this very important discussion with Nikki and believe we all can do something to make a difference in our purchasing decisions and behaviours to help reduce our consumption of plastic. Remembering that there is no AWAY when it comes to plastic.…

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The Way of the Courageous Vulnerable with Matthew Harris 37:21

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In this episode I speak with Matthew Harris about his first book, The Way of the Courageous Vulnerable – How to Find Meaning and Purpose From the 7 Stages of the Hero’s Journey in your daily life. The book centres on the hero's journey, the underlying template in stories from all around the world, as a way for people to understand and achieve their purpose in life. "The book brings a hopeful message, enabling one to more easily bear and even value the hard times. It is an approach that teaches patience, humility and the 'long view'. Matthew explains the steps in detail and shows how they have applied in his own life, which has involved a journey often marked by depression, illness and poverty. This enables the reader to see how the stages can apply in their own lives. The book includes exercises and questions at the end of each chapter to help you apply the'journey' to your own life." (Review by H Smart) The hero's journey is a subject I'm really passionate about and I enjoyed hearing Matthew's take on: the creative process of writing this book from a place of vulnerability, initially expressed in a collection of his personal Facebook posts how he transformed obstacles, like depression, into opportunities and inspiration for the hero's journey and the book the unsung everyday heroes, like his Mum, who have inspired him the importance of eldership acknowledgement culturally in Australia and the role elders can play in holding space for young people the feminine version of the hero's journey, as something more internal and how both genders experience the masculine and feminine expressions of the hero's journey Matthew's future plans for workshops, seminars and retreats on this topic. I really enjoyed my discussion with Matthew, and I hope you enjoy this interview and reading his new book. The book is available: www.courageousjourney.com.au or via Amazon for E -book Go to Beaming Green to see more info about the author.…

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RiverTracks - creating a supportive community for youth 28:43

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RiverTracks is a new Northern Rivers venture, inspired by the very successful BackTrack program that Bernie Shakeshaft created in Armidale, New South Wales to keep young boys 'alive, out of jail and get them back on track'. Like BackTrack, RiverTracks will take an innovative approach to working with young people, 13-16 years giving them the skills and support so they can reach their full potential and have a positive impact in the communities they live in. Despite limited government funding (5%), BackTrack is recognised across Australia and has an 87 per cent success rate of participants gaining full-time employment, training or education. The Tweed Valley community members who have established RiverTracks want to emulate the same community sponsored model to support their new program for young men. RiverTracks will begin its local offering with a program that will run 1-2 days per week targeting disengaged young men in the Murwillumbah area. the program will connect them to a safe, supportive and inclusive community of mentors and peers who offer opportunities, including animal therapy, practical education and work skills development. The program will partner with training providers and focus on collaborative relationship building with participants to co-create the program. In this interview I speak with a member of the RiverTracks team Roland Fraval, who talks about how: the idea for the local project came about after local youth worker and co-founder, Ahri Tallon found out about the BackTrack program from a young fellow in living in residential care who said it was the best thing he'd ever done the program is an early intervention program targeting young people that have disengaged from school and who are at risk of entering the juvenile justice system one in four young people are dealing with a mental health issue and one in five are disengaged from school in some way and 28,000 are homeless or sleeping rough successful the BackTrack venture has been, reducing severe psychological distress by half in young participants, reducing suicide ideation by 40%, resulting in a 70% drop in school suspensions and increasing school attendances by 66% and lowering drug use beneficial animal training and therapy has been in the BackTrack program with dogs and how the local arm will use equine therapy to create similar outcomes they want to ground the project within the local community and have already attracted support and interest from many local community members and some high-profile local businesses, including the Scouts, the Rural Fire Service, the Surf Lifesaving club, as well as the Murwillumbah bike shop the program aims to be a social enterprise that creates real-world opportunities for young people to do things that interest them and make money in the process the program will start with young men 13-16 and expand out to other age groups and girls once it gets more established you can contribute to their fundraiser or through donating your time to skills like grant writing, cooking, mentoring etc. Visit RiverTracks website for more information. To contribute financially or in kind to their fundraiser to get RiverTracks started click link here Be inspired by the success of the BackTrack project through this inspiring documentary about the program https://backtrackboys.com .…

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Bridging the gender gap and flourishing - Karen Downes 44:24

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I heard Karen Lee Downes in an online interview a few months ago where she shared some of the work that her organisation — the Flourish Initiative, together with and Femme Q, were doing around bridging the gap between the masculine and feminine energies in the workplace. This subject appealed to me because I believe there needs to be more of a balance between the masculine and feminine in many spheres, especially around our current paradigm of plundering and pillaging people and the planet to make a profit. In this episode, I speak with Karen about the work her and her partners are doing to bridge the gender gap and how we can create a better world for future generations and the planet. During the interview we speak about her experience: working in Bangladesh and India in the Hunger Project for women being a student of Anthroposophy (works of Rudolf Steiner) starting out in Australia and how her and her sister set up a multimillion dollar essential oil business (In Essence) with distribution in five countries working in the UK with some of the biggest male-dominated mining organisations to create conscious-leadership programs taking 1,600 leaders from a leading airline to uncover a collective experience of "burn out" with her father that inspired her to do the work she does. We covered a great deal more during the interview. If you have the inclination and are able to travel, I highly recommend the Femme Q course . If you can't travel, you can do it online as well. Bio - Karen Downes - Social entrepreneur, Spiritual Activist, Business Consultant and Facilitator (Australia / UK / Costa Rica) Currently projects Costa Rica | Lead for Deep Collaboration | FemmeQ Over her 35-year career Karen has built successful companies, supported civil society organisations to transform entrenched cultural norms, worked with global business leaders, designing and delivering culture change and development programmes around the world. Karen began her career as an alternative healthcare practitioner and a student of Anthroposophy. Over the course of time she has translated spiritual practices, principles of healing and systemic change into everyday life and business. Back in the 80s & 90s she built a multi-million dollar business in alternative health care, from kitchen table-top to a exporting training programmes and product to 5 countries. At the same time working on the ground in India and Bangladesh to transform the subjugation and marginalisation of women, seen as the key to end the chronic persistence of hunger. In 2002 she moved to London, developing and leading transformational programmes and retreats. She is the founder of The Flourish Initiative a consulting and advisory service to business, co-founder of FemmeQ: Feminine Intelligence, is a member of Gender Equality in Catalyst2030 and Lead for Deep Collaboration in Bounce Beyond. Her commitment is to catalyse the necessary shift from the current system of domination to partnership and to embed the feminine principle that has been missing, into all aspects of leadership, to create a flourishing future for all. Websites: https://www.theflourishinitiative.com https://femmeq.org https://www.costaricaregenerativa.org…

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Eco Business Mentor - Jannine Barron 38:16

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Jannine Barron created her first eco product in 1998. Over the next 23 years she launched more than 33 zero-waste products. In 2000, she coined the phrase, “change the world, one purchase at a time” to express her brand activism, a phrase that many industries have since adopted. Now, two and a half decades later, and based in the UK, Jannine is on a mission to change business for generations to come, through mentoring a new generation of product makers and climate-conscious business owners. In this episode Jannine shares her experience: as an activist at Macquarie University creating her first eco business with one product in her garage starting and selling four businesses over 20 plus years in helping aspiring ecopreneurs helping women through the "B experience" around the importance of having a business mentor or coach if you want to succeed. I can highly recommend Jannine as a mentor, after all she helped me get Beaming Green started and has helped countless other businesses. She has a genuine interest in making a difference and provides a lot of enthusiasm and guidance in a constructive way. Visit her website https://www.theproductmentor.com.au/…

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Talking, Permaculture and Eco-Village life - Morag Gamble 1:02:40

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In this episode I speak with Morag Gamble who is a global Permaculture and Eco Village Ambassador. She has lived in the Crystal Waters Eco Village for more than two decades. She runs permaculture courses online, serving a wide audience that spans six continents. Morag covers a wide array of topics and is such an knowledgable and engaging speaker this one-hour interview will fly by. Morag speaks with me about: Permaculture's roots and evolution the Permaculture Education Institute's online courses that promote permaculture on 6 continents Perma Youth, created by her daughter Maya, which has hubs around the world how her daughter's program is helping refugees set up permaculture in the camps her experience of living in an award-winning Crystal Waters Eco Village how the village supports its 220 residents how they manage and share the work load how music legends the Grateful Dead came to support the village's music studio Bio of Morag Morag Gamble is a global permaculture and ecovillage ambassador, designer, teacher, writer, YouTube, blogger, podcaster, homeschooler and founder of the Permaculture Education Institute. For over 2 decades share has lived in a UN World Habitat Award winning ecovillage acknowledged for 'demonstrating low impact and sustainable ways of living’. Morag offers a practical permaculture course, The Incredible Edible Garden, and through her online Permaculture Educators Program (a combined Permaculture Design Certificate and Permaculture Teacher Certificate), Morag teaches people on 6 continents how to design regenerative human habitats and mentors them to become leading educators in the transformation of the places and neighbourhoods in which they dwell. Morag creates a practical youtube channel that has been watched over 4.5 million times and free monthly permaculture masterclasses that have over 3000 people booked in each time. She has an extensive blog, Our Permaculture Life, with over 400 articles with permaculture tips, and a popular podcast, Sense-Making in a Changing World, where she talks with leading ecological thinkers and doers. Morag's practical application of systems thinking and ecological design principles extends from home and community spaces to refugee settlements in East Africa. She is a cofounder of Northey Street City Farm and the Australian City Farms and Community Gardens Network and many community food projects. She ownerbuilt her own ecohome surrounded by an award-winning natural and edible landscapes. Through the Ethos Foundation, her permaculture charity, she offers support to women and youth in the global south to access free permaculture education and create regenerative farms and communities. Alongside her daughter, and other teens, she recently launched a Permayouth network which has received a global Youth in Permaculture Prize. She also runs camps for teens and mentors global youth with her Ethos Fellowship Program - a youth systems thinking learning community - collaborating with leading thinkers like Fritjof Capra and Nora Bateson. Morag lives and breathes permaculture. Morag Gamble https://moraggamble.com Courses: Permaculture Education Institute https://permacultureeducationinstitute.org Blog: Our Permaculture Life https://ourpermaculture.life.com Youtube: https://youtube.com/c/moraggambleourpermaculturelife Podcast: https://sense-making.buzzsprout.com Ethos Foundation https://ethosfoundation.org.au Permayouth https://permayouth.org…

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" Library of stuff" - reducing your consumption 38:47

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Libraries are traditionally associated with borrowing books. These days, with an increasing awareness that once a product reaches its used-by date ‘there is no away’, many waste-conscious communities are creating tool libraries. This is a great way to pool resources, borrowing, rather than buying tools, camping goods, PAs, party equipment and man other household items. Tool libraries are a great way of sharing resources, saving money for individual households and saving the environment from more waste. In a world where we are consuming so much and exploiting the worlds resources, tool libraries offer a win-win solution. Here are a couple of statistics from the story of stuff to make you think a little more about our consumption. The average U.S. person now consumes twice as much as they did 50 years ago, for every one garbage can of waste you put out on the curb, 70 garbage cans of waste were made upstream to make the junk in that one garbage can you put out on the curb and lastly, if everybody in the world consumed at U.S. rates, we would need 3 to 5 planets. So here are a couple of reason why a tool library may help reduce consumption. In this episode on Beaming Green I speak with Sasha Mainsbridge, who with the help of other volunteers, has created a tool library in the Northern Rivers town of Mullumbimby, called the “Library of Stuff”. In this episode Sasha and I discuss: what the “Library of Stuff” does and its philosophy how long people can borrow items for what types of products people can borrow why volunteers are essential to make these initiatives work what a membership fee of $50 per annum gets you how the Library of Stuff is structured what you need to start your own tool library. Weblinks: Library of Stuff Mullum Cares Salvage Culture Bio Sasha Mainsbridge is a Behavioural Scientist and Operational Efficiency Specialist who left her corporate life in 2012 after 13 years in personal insurance to forge a new path focused on her passion for reducing consumption to mitigate the impacts of climate change. In 2014, after studying Conservation and Land Management, Sasha moved her family from Melbourne to Mullumbimby and started Mullum Cares Incorporated in 2015. The Library of Stuff began informally in April 2017 then launched officially two years later. Sasha is currently looking for subsidised real estate to scale the Library’s operations and start a second project, a Reverse Garbage for the Northern Rivers.…

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Fred's Tiny Houses, the fundamentals of design 42:22

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The tiny house movement has been growing steadily for more than a decade. It offers an affordable alternative to buying a conventional house and an alternative way of living. Many home buyers are choosing to downsize and simplify their lives due to economic hardship, housing affordability and environmental stress. This conscientious collective are choosing to live off grid and leave a smaller footprint on our struggling planet. In this episode, I speak with Fred Schultz the founder of Fred’s Tiny House workshops about: what motivated him to build a tiny house what to consider when building a tiny house why design and weight planning are vital in creating a successful small space what batteries to use for an off grid tiny house why buying or building on the right trailer is essential for a portable tiny home what are the pros and cons of building with new materials vs recycled what courses Fred offers and how they can help you create your ideal tiny house. Bio: Fred Schultz is a thought leader, innovator and advocate in Australia’s Tiny House movement. He designed, built and lived in his own off-grid (fossil-fuel free) tiny house with his family and now teaches builders (DIY and professionals alike) how to build safe, compliant and comfortable tiny houses for the different Australian climates. He designs and sells tiny house trailers that are super strong and allow for the strongest attachment between tiny house and trailer. Fred is always up for a chat about tiny houses and the philosophies that underpin them. You can find him in Castlemaine, pouring over the technical details of trailer-design or making in his back yard. To view more YouTube videos visit Beaming Green website and go to episode 21 or visit Fred's Tiny Houses website…

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Syntropic Gardener - Victor Pires 42:49

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Welcome to episode twenty. I'm excited to welcome back Victor Pires to learn more about Syntropic agriculture and his new training course — Syntropic Gardener, based in Uki, Northern NSW, Australia. Victor was born in Brazil where he trained extensively in this field, learning from some of the founders, including the Syntropic agriculture creator, Ernst Gotsch, a Swiss farmer who moved to Brazil in the early 1980s'. Fans of Beaming Green will remember Victor from our first episode. Seven months on it's great to catch up again and see what he's learned and achieved in the past 7 months. In this episode Victor discusses: how important it is to understand your land, particularly how the water flows, wind patterns and soil conditions what you can do to improve soil conditions what successional planting is, how to manage it and what the benefits are why having a plan for planting, harvesting and beyond is vital why there is a growing interest Syntropic agriculture around the world what content and format his new Syntropic Gardener, launching over Easter will take. I always learn so much from my conversations with Victor and I'm sure you will too. Remember to check out the links below for more about how to book into his upcoming course. Click on highlighted links to: Syntropic Gardener and find out more. Livingness journey Youtube video Find out about the immersive course Course tickets - register now…

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