In Part 2 of Charlie’s interview with Tommy Herschell, Tommy dives further into the workshops he facilitates, runs through his ‘Form guide for a fella’, and pulls apart the myth of the ‘male code’ or ‘mens lore’ using his own experiences and insights.

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Tommy facilitates both men’s and boys workshops where he encourages them to tell their story and/or listen | The number 1 skill to learn from these workshops is […]

In this episode Charlie chats with his uni-friend dairy farmer Chris Eggert

Charlie attended university with 4th generation dairy farmer Chris Eggert and whilst they hadn’t seen each other often since picked up right where they left off with a both lighthearted and deep dive into Chris’s life and regenerative journey from growing up a conventional dairy farm to being regarded as one of the best dairy farmers in Australia. His ability to adapt general regenerative practices and philosophies, and his logical, courageous, mindful, can do approach to farming has continued the legacy of a family farm any farmer would […]

In this episode Charlie chats with his good friend Matt Moran.

Charlie sat with Matt Moran in his restaurant ‘Chiswick’ in Sydney overlooking his kitchen garden from which herbs and vegetables are harvested to supplement the dishes prepared in the kitchen. It’s a great example of Matt’s dedication to seasonality, accountability and authenticity in cooking, and highlights his connection to the source of his produce and the farmers which produce it. And being a farmer himself he has kept his feet firmly on the ground despite his successes and critical acclaim.

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In this episode chats with Mick Wettenhall.

Charlie caught up with Mick Wettenhall at his property ‘Weemabah’ at Trangie, NSW to dig into his own regenerative journey. Mick most recently has been progressing research into a little know fungi that has an enormous capacity to sequester carbon in the soil. Mick would rather see an agricultural evolution than an agricultural revolution, highlighting that if we are to support the adoption of regenerative practices it needs to be ‘adaptable’ to their current farming situations.

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In this episode Charlie talks to actress & director Rachel Ward.

A little under thirty-three years ago Rachel and her husband Bryan Brown bought a small farm in the Nambucca Valley on the NSW coast. Until recently they had been managing the farm conventionally but the 2019 devastating bush fires launched her onto a very different trajectory… In this frank interview Rachel talks about how the bushfires were a catalyst for change and how since then she has jumped boots and all onto the regenerative agricultural train, implementing significant changes to her farming practices & lifestyle on the […]