Richie Laming believes that human wellness and ecosystem wellness are deeply intertwined. In this powerful conversation, he shares how his personal healing journey shaped his work at Lake Hawea Station, where wellness tourism meets regenerative farming. From tree planting and soil carbon projects to biodynamic workshops and community education, Richie paints a holistic vision for how farms can be spaces of healing for both people and the planet. His reflections invite us to see farming not just as production, but as transformation.
This episode of The Regenerative Journey is brought to you by M.J. Bale an Aussie menswear brand challenging the status quo. In 2021 they created the world's first 'methane-reduced wool' at their partner farm, Kingston in Tasmania, to tackle methane – the biggest source of emissions in their woollen garment production. M.J. Bale say they believe 'local solutions to global challenges can be found when fashion companies work side-by-side with the science and agriculture communities', and that's not hard to argue with. Find them online at mjbale.com
Chapters
Section 1:
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:26 Fond Memories and Empathy
09:02 Exploring Subtle Energies and Ghostly Encounters
35:18 Richie's Background and Early Life
44:26 The Ultimate Teacher: Learning from Nature
46:06 Inspiration from Steve Irwin and Academic Pursuits
47:06 Adventures in Marine Science and Wildlife Management
54:34 Reflections on Life, Death, and Reincarnation
Sections 2 and 3:
00:00 Introduction and Corrections
00:45 Discussing Stephen Hawking
02:20 Life During COVID-19
09:30 Managing Anxiety and Mental Health
34:47 The Right Time and Wellness Initiatives
35:18 Integrating Wellness with Farming
39:45 Astronomy and Grounding Experiences
47:37 Carbon Sequestration and Regenerative Practices
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