
Conversations with inspiring community leaders about the big things they’re doing and the little things that make them who they are.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

Tune in today as I sit down with Jodi Wilson @practisingsimplicity, Australian author, yoga teacher, health journalist and mother of four, to discuss her newest release, A Brain That Breathes, essential habits for an overwhelming world.
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Join in on Book Club Episode #1 as Bec and Sophie discuss Sarah Wilson's newest release "I Eat The Stars: how to live fully and beautifully in a collapsing world".
Hosted by Sophie Spencer @bigthingslittlethings in conjunction with Bec Shann @think... more
Today I speak with the wonderful Anna Matilda, founder of The Urban Nanna and author of Everyday Permaculture about:
- her upbringing, art, science, culture and worldview;
- Anna's experience of neurodiversity and introduction to permaculture;
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Season 4, Episode 1 with Kate Flood, aka Compostable Kate, discussing her book The Compost Coach.
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Very happy this podcast is back. Lovely chats with lots of insights. No mask of perfection so it is very relatable and down to earth.
I always appreciate hearing Sophie’s guests and always find something relevant to take away. Well done.
My all time favourite podcast, so happy to see this back online! I’ve missed it so much. Can’t wait to see what’s next for season 4!!!!!
Love these genuine and super relatable convos, they never fail to fill my noggin with shiny nuggets of wisdom. Sophie is such a disarming host who really draws out a different side to her big name guests. I always come home to this pod!
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This show gathers conversations with community leaders who tackle big societal challenges through hands-on, practical action. Recent episodes center on shifting economic models toward needs-based frameworks, localizing systems for resilience, rethinking housing design to reduce waste, and empowering individuals through creativity, activism, and regenerative living. Guests span farmers, designers, permaculture educators, researchers, and artists, all exploring how small daily choices and community-led initiatives can ripple into broader systemic change. Expect thoughtful critiques of growth-centric models, practical how-tos for sustainable living, and strategies for sustaining activist work without burnout. The show often blends philosophica... more
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Recent guests on Big things. Little things. include:
1. Anna Matilda
2. Kate Flood
3. Manda Scott
4. Kirsten Bradley
5. Naomi Chrisoulakis
6. Aimee Aroha
7. John Seed
8. Mutima Imani
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