Worlds in Transition - Världar i Omställning
52 avsnitt. Sida 2 av 3.
- Pablo Borrelli on Working to Regenerate the Landscape in Argentina
Pablo Borrelli from the province of Chubut in Patagonia, southern Argentina has spent most of his career as a researcher and consultant trying to help farmers deal with desertification. For more than 30 years he thought that the problem…
60 min - Donna and James Winter-Irving on their journey into regenerative agriculture in Australia
Donna and James Winter-Irving from Nagambie in Victoria, Australia, have transitioned from conventional to regenerative agriculture. Initially, it was Donna’s interest in permaculture that convinced her there must be another way to do…
54 min - Brian Wehlburg on going from growing tobacco to holistic land management
Brian Wehlburg once grew tobacco in Zimbabwe, but in his search for how to preserve biodiversity and restore the health of degraded farmland he became an early adopter of Allan Savory’s teachings on holistic management and regenerative…
48 min - Living and teaching self-sufficiency in the Finnish wilderness!
*This is a guest podcast made by Carolyn Tourunen, Linda Grönfors and Heidi Koivisto, Hanken School of Economy students in Sustainable Organizing in Times of Crises course.* Welcome to a trip to Omavaraopisto, the School of…
33 min - Elizabeth Barkla on Restoring Landscapes through Regenerative Farming in Chilean South
Elizabeth Barkla grew up on an organic dairy farm in New Zealand. While watching the cows on her childhood farm, she always had a feeling that there was something that was not right in the way that agriculture affected the natural…
43 min - Didi Pershouse on how regenerative approaches improve the health of soil, water, climate and people
Didi Pershouse, from Thetford Center, Vermont, teaches courses in regenerative approaches at the Land and Leadership initiative. Her books Understanding Soil Health and Watershed Function and Ecology of Care: Medicine, Agriculture, Money…
60 min - Misty West Gay on decentring human privilege through a systems view of ranching
Misty West Gay and her husband Jonathan Gay have a background in software business from the time when Internet was still young. In 2003, inspired by their grandparents work as farmers, Misty and Jon left their office jobs to become…
42 min - Rebecca Hosking from wildlife filmmaking to agriwilding landscapes
Rebecca Hosking used to travel the world as a wildlife filmmaker for the BBC. During her travels she constantly encountered the destruction that agriculture caused to the precious wildlife that she was there to document. This led her on a…
52 min - Philipp Weiss on the Promising Potentials of Food Forests in the Nordics
Philipp Weiss from Stjärnsund, Sweden, is an environmental engineer who worked in industry and academia, before realizing that life is too short to spend it in an office. He quit his job and turned his passion for edible perennial plants…
52 min - Blain Hjertaas on Going from Grains to Grass to Achieve Soil Regeneration
Blain Hjertaas is a third generation farmer with a lifetime of experience from the family farm near Redvers, Saskatchewan, Canada. About 20 years ago, Blain transitioned from conventional hi-tech grain production to holistic management…
47 min - Ronnie Cummins on How Grassroots Movements Are Building a More Regenerative Future
Ronnie Cummins is founder and director of the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), a non-profit network of consumers promoting a healthy, just, and regenerative system of food, farming, and trade. His recent book Grassroots Rising, is a…
45 min - Steve Cote on Regenerating Public Lands through Fenceless Grazing
Steve Arco from Arco in Idaho, has been a soil and range conservationist for USDA for 27 years. During these years, he has acquired knowledge of how to handle and move grazing cattle on public land in a way that reduces stress in animals…
53 min - Ian McSweeney on making regenerative farming work through new land ownership models
Ian McSweeney is the director of Agrarian Land Trust, an organization that works to bring farms into community centered ownership and equitable lease tenure. Recently, the Trust initiated a crowdfunding campaign with Fayette County and the…
39 min - Kevin Maher fostering futures through Agroforestry projects
Kevin Maher is a former commodity trader that became an agroforestry entrepreneur in upstate New York in the US. When one of his children got a rare food intolerance, Kevin started looking into the food and food production system. This…
51 min - Jon Lundgren about how regenerative farming supports insects and bees
Jonathan Lundgren used to be one of the leading entomologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, promoting the use of various insecticides on farmlands to combat pests. After listening to farmers who managed to enhance biodiversity on…
40 min - Kristina Forsberg om kornas roll i skapandet av en blomstrande landsbygd
Kristina Forsberg bor i Ludvika i Sverige och för 3-4 år sedan sadlade hon om från en karriär inom det akademiska till bonde. Idag driver hon regenerativt lantbruk på hemgården. I det här samtalet diskuterar vi hur det kom sig att hon…
35 min - Andrew McMillion about his journey into community seed banks
Andrew McMillion grew up as an expat in Europe, Asia and the States and ended up in Norway where he studied philosophy in his youth. There he learn about the deep ecology philosophy taught by the Norwegian philosopher Arne Naess. Being…
55 min - Daniela Ibarra-Howell on the Emergence of Holistic Management as a Global Movement
Daniela Ibarra-Howell is the co-founder and director of the Savory Institute in Colorado in the United States. As a child, growing up in Buenos Aires in Argentina Daniela dreamt of moving out of the big city to the countryside and so she…
58 min - Magdalena Urioste on practising regenerative farming in Uruguay
Magdalena Urioste in Uruguay calls herself a woman of the land. She grew up with ranching grandparents and parents and always wanted to have her own farm. But because of her gender and her economic circumstance that was not possible when…
43 min - Susan Jennings on awakenings and regenerative farming's role in creating more resilient food systems
Susan Jennings is the director of the non-profit organization Arthur Morgan Institute for Community Solutions, in Ohio, whose mission is to educate people about how to build community resilience in the midst of climate change. Recently…
32 min - Thomas Snellman: Revolutionising Local Food through the REKO network
Thomas Snellman from Pedersöre in Finland is the founder of the REKO model that has come to revolutionise the local food scene in almost all Nordic countries. REKO stands for ‘rejäl konsumtion’, or fair consumption in English. It is a…
31 min - Judith D. Schwartz: Regenerating Planetary Life through Soil, Water, Cows and Reindeers
Judith D. Schwartz is a journalist and author living in the mountains of Vermont. In her earlier career, she wrote articles for women’s magazines, about women’s health, and personal development. During the 2008 economic downturn, Judith…
40 min - Peter Nelson on the migrating bees and their role in feeding America
Peter Nelson is a filmmaker from the Hudson Valley in upstate New York. He grew up as a ‘free-range kid', always out in nature following the life of the birds and the insects. This eventually led him to become a backyard beekeeper. In the…
33 min - Alicia Trezise-Segervall about starting up a small wool mill
Alicia Trezise-Segervall is originally from Sydney in Australia but love brought her to Vaasa in Finland and from there to the small village of Koskö in the neighbouring municipality of Korsholm. Alicia used to work with international…
39 min - Karl and Rose Wright about becoming sheep farmers in Petalax
Karl and Rose Wright from the Pacific Northwest in the USA have done what you could call ‘a reverse journey of emigration. After living most of their lives in cities and doing nine to five office jobs, they suddenly found themselves…
56 min - Rob Hopkins about the emergence of the Transition Movement
Rob Hopkins is one of the founders of the Transition Network that emerged from the Transition Town Initiative in Totnes in the mid 2000s. Rob has written several books about how local communities can build resilience and more…
47 min - Avsnitt 15: Jörgen Andersson: om lokal mat och regenerativt jordbruk i Coronans skugga
Jörgen Andersson i Åre är bonden som genom sitt genuina intresse för hållbar utveckling sökt hållbara lösningar för sitt jordrbuk. Han var en av de första i Norden som började tala för regenerativt jordbruk, alltså hur man kan stärka…
41 min · Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 15 - Avsnitt 14 - Jessica Granlund om självhushållning och hållbara relationer till djur och natur
Jessica Granlund är djurhomeopaten, snickaren, och landsbygdsföretagaren som gjorde verklighet av sin barndomsdröm om att kunna rå om sitt eget hus. Hon flyttade ut till skogen i Petalax och blev självhushållare. Tillsammans med sin man…
59 min · Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 14 - Världar i omställning - Avsnitt 12: Barbro Heikinmatti om konsten att kunna spinna hållbara garn
Barbro Heikinmatti är bibliotekarien och stickaren som på 80-talet tog saken i sina egna händer när hon märkte att kvaliteten på hennes stickgarn blev allt sämre. Det var konstfibrernas frammarsch som plötsligt gjorde att garnet hon vuxit…
59 min · Säsong 2 · Avsnitt 12 - Världar i omställning - Avsnitt 11: Samtal med Ingrid Biese om vad vi kan lära oss av Världar i Omställning
Ingrid Biese är forskardoktor vid Social och kommunalhögskolan i Helsingfors. Hon har doktorerat och skrivit en bok om kvinnor som hoppar av karriären för att kunna välja arbeta på det sätt som passar dem bäst. Just nu forskar hon i män…
54 min · Säsong 1 · Avsnitt 11
