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Today we’re pulling up a chair with Angela Clifford — farmer, food activist & founder of Eat New Zealand — to talk about the stuff that really matters: food, culture, community & the future our kids will inherit. Together we wander through big ideas & very real feelings — from the responsibility of feeding a nation to the grief & hope that come with caring deeply for place. Permaculture principles, family dynamics, natural systems & the wisdom that lives beyond humans all get a look-in. This one’s about finding steadiness in uncertain times & remembering that the way we eat, grow & gather can be an anchor for resilience, connection & joy.
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We chatted about:
- It's not just one person's work; it's a collective responsibility.
- Feeling a deep sense of obligation for future generations.
- Natural systems provide inspiration and strength.
- Small changes can shift large systems.
- Understanding food systems is crucial for meaningful contributions.
- Food citizenship empowers individuals to affect change.
- Cultural acknowledgment is essential in a national context.
- Permaculture principles guide long-term thinking.
- Community sufficiency is prioritized over self-sufficiency.
- Navigating family dynamics requires courage and shared values. Community thrives when the community thrives.
- In uncertain times, community becomes essential.
- Grief can lead to meaningful action.
- Natural landscapes offer grounding and wisdom.
- Personal experiences shape our understanding of the world.
- We can make a difference in our local environments.
- Elders can be found in nature, not just in humans.
- Facing grief allows for growth and perspective.
- Connection to the land is vital for our existence.
- We have a role to play in regeneration.
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