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Big things. Little things.

Sophie Spencer
Climate Change
Permaculture
The Work That Reconnects
Worm Farming
Food Waste
Low Tox Life
Community
Ultra-Processed Foods
Regeneration
Activism
Nature
Creativity Coaching
Need-Based Economy
Climate Crisis
Salt Spring Island
Journal Of Small Work
Dumbo Feather
Small Giants Academy
Local Community
Wellbeing

Conversations with inspiring community leaders about the big things they’re doing and the little things that make them who they are.

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Latest Episodes

Season 4, Episode 1 with Kate Flood, aka Compostable Kate, discussing her book The Compost Coach.

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The Compost Coach book: www.murdochbooks.com/browse/book/Kate... more

An episode from the Christmas Series Part 3, 2023 with Manda Scott, award-winning novelist and podcaster at Accidental Gods.

Christmas Series Part 2, 2023 with Kirsten Bradley of Milkwood, author of The Permaculture Living Handbook.

An episode from the 2023 Christmas Series, Part 1 with Hannah Moloney of Goodlife Permaculture.

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Della Duncan
Host of the Upstream Podcast, storyteller on economic system change
Upstream Podcast
Episode: What if we shifted to a needs-based economy? Part 3 - with Della Duncan of Upstream Podcast
Helena Norberg-Hodge
Author and founder of Local Futures, advocate for localization
Local Futures
Episode: What if we shifted to a needs-based economy? Part 2 - with Helena Norberg-Hodge of Local Futures
Mutima Imani
Social justice visionary, reverend, master trainer and facilitator
Spiral Journey; The Work That Reconnects
Episode: What if we came back to life? Part 1 - with Mutima Imani from Spiral Journey (The Work That Reconnects)
Jane Hilliard
Bachelor of Environmental Design, registered building designer, founder/director at Designful and Homeful
Designful and Homeful
Episode: What if we applied the concept of “enough” when building and designing our homes? - with Jane Hilliard of Designful and Homeful
Amie McNee
Author, creativity coach, book doula
We Need Your Art / Inspired to Write (as described in episode)
Episode: What if we moved more intuitively in business? - with Amie McNee of We Need Your Art and @inspiredtowrite
Elisa Rathje
Artist, writer, filmmaker; founder of Appleturnover Farm
Appleturnover Farm
Episode: Elisa Rathje - Appleturnover
Hannah Churton
The Worm Monger, worm farming educator and activist
The Worm Monger
Episode: Hannah Churton - The Worm Monger
Berry Liberman
Co-founder and creative director of Small Giants Academy; editor of Dumbo Feather
Small Giants Academy, Dumbo Feather
Episode: Berry Liberman - Small Giants Academy
Brenna Quinlan
Illustrator and permaculture activist
Independent/Advocate for permaculture and climate activism
Episode: Brenna Quinlan

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Sophie
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Jade Miles - Futuresteading
Q: Looking ahead to 2050, what change do you hope to see?
A cultural revolution where people take responsibility for their impact, with localism as the dominant paradigm and greater connection to self, place, and community.
Jade Miles - Futuresteading
Q: How do you handle hypocrisy or public persona vs. private actions?
Being human and honest about limits is essential; you don't have to be perfect, and sharing imperfect actions can still inspire others and deepen resilience.
Jade Miles - Futuresteading
Q: What does abundance look like in your model?
Abundance is redefined as access to healthy food, strong community, and time to nurture relationships; it's about being able to give away surplus and still thrive.
Jade Miles - Futuresteading
Q: How do rituals help in daily life and activism?
Rituals slow us down, connect us to place and community, and act as subtle but powerful forms of activism by reinforcing belonging, reciprocity, and a sense of safety.
Catie Payne - Reskillience
Q: How did your partnership with Jade and the Futuresteading project begin?
A shared desire to move beyond formal activism toward authentic, messy conversations with people doing meaningful work; collaboration arose from being open to new opportunities and supporting each other, which then expanded into the podcast and related projects.

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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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2. Helena Norberg-Hodge
3. Mutima Imani
4. Jane Hilliard
5. Amie McNee
6. Elisa Rathje
7. Hannah Churton
8. Berry Liberman

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