Hello Stasis

Futuresteading with Jade Miles and Catie Payne

I chat with Futuresteading podcast hosts and all round stellar humans Catie Payne and Jade Miles from Black Barn Farm about all things futuresteading, regenerative living and the challenge of living within systems as we try and disrupt and rebuild them.

For more info on the Futuresteading podcast - https://www.futuresteading.com.au

To enrol in Small is Beautiful - https://regenerativeways.thinkific.com/courses/small-is-beautiful

Regenerating through Sobriety with Jen Clements

In this episode, Jen and I talk about the links between sobriety, recovery and regeneration - and how to step back into right relationship with alcohol - whatever that looks like for you. 

Jen Clements empowers women to revamp their relationship with alcohol and up-level their lives through her work as a certified Grey-Area Drinking Coach and Thrivalist Co-Founder.

www.megberryman.com

 

 

Trusting our Kids + Rewilding Learning with Gill Howarth

Gill Howarth is a conscious educator, an educational changemaker, a mother, a storyteller and the Founder of Born Wise. 

In this chat, Gill shares her own journey as a teacher, a homeschool mum and as a conscious educator, reminding us of the innate capacity of our children and providing ways to reframe learning for the whole family.

For more information on Gill: https://bornwise.com.au

For more information on the Regenerative Ways spring retreat: www.megberryman.com/events

 

Rewilding the Urban Soul with Claire Dunn

I chat with author, teacher and nature connection guide Claire Dunn about rewilding the urban soul. We talk about slowing down, reconnecting and building a regenerative culture from the inside out. 

 

For more information on Claire including her latest book - https://www.naturesapprentice.com.au

 

For more information on the Regenerative Ways Spring retreat - www.megberryman.com/events

 

Sand Talk with Tyson Yunkaporta

Tyson Yunkaporta is an academic, an arts critic, and a researcher who is a member of the Apalech Clan in far north Queensland. He carves traditional tools and weapons and also works as a senior lecturer in Indigenous Knowledges at Deakin University in Melbourne. He lives in Melbourne.

In this conversation, Tyson and I talk about:

• how indigenous thinking can change the world
• relationship and regeneration
• belonging to place - and how we can do so even when we move around
• trusting in co-creation - yarning and sand talk
• the shortcomings of the education system 

and so much more. 

Buy the book: 

https://www.booktopia.com.au/sand-talk-tyson-yunkaporta/book/9781925773996.html?source=pla&gclid=CjwKCAjw8cCGBhB6EiwAgORey6eJi420_QE8-h8F-haHKVHhsfcO2KgCPdlsEyiXFUIUSm2-xITAZBoCgogQAvD_BwE

 

Enrol in the Regenerative Ways Retreat: www.megberryman.com/events 

 

From Sustainability to Regeneration with Holly Rose

In this conversation, I talk to writer and agroecology soil advocate Holly Rose about her journey into advocacy and activism through personal and collective exploration and storytelling. We talk about sustainability versus regeneration, animism, human design, creating a regenerative culture and connecting with place in this rich and diverse discussion. 

 

To follow Holly - https://www.instagram.com/hollyrose.eco/

https://hollyrose.eco/

To enrol in the Regenerative Ways mentorship with me - www.megberryman.com/mentorship

 

Regenerative Business with TraceyKay Coe

This week I sit down with my co-conspiritor TraceKay Coe to chat about regenerative business, why it's time for a new paradigm, leadership versus eldership and creating a regenerative, living, breathing learning eco-system.

Unbound starts October 29 - Enrol: https://megberryman.com/courses/regenerative-business-eco-system/

Raising Wildlings with Nikki Farrell

This week I chat to the Raising Wildlings podcast co-host Nikki Farrell about wildschooling, homeschooling and using wellbeing as a measure of success. 

For more information about Nikki's school go to -
https://www.wildlingsforestschool.com

 

To take a peak at my new website go to www.megberryman.com 

 

Embodied activism with Bridget Wood

This week I interview Bridget Wood - Founder of Suburban Sandcastles and co-Founder of Nourishing the Mother about embodied activism and how to be the change, as we go about making change in our lives, families, communities and beyond. 

 

To join my program - Embodied Changemaker - https://events.humanitix.com/embodied-changemaker

 

To learn more about Bridget - http://www.suburbansandcastles.com

 

What Victory Looks Like with Desiree Adaway

This week I interview Desiree Adaway about embodied leadership, white supremacy and other systems of oppression, social equity, liberation, abundance and regeneration. It's essential listening for anyone seeking reimagined, equitable and inclusive ways of being, doing, working and doing business.

For more information on Desiree's Freedom School - https://adawaygroup.com/freedom-school/

 

For more information on Embodied Changemaker - https://events.humanitix.com/embodied-changemaker