152 Excerpt. It’s Re-Connection: Zach Bush, Ella Noah Bancroft & Tanya Massy, live in Byron Bay

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There was some big news last week. The Farmer’s Footprint Australia team announced they’ll be staging a major festival in November. It will feature the return to these shores of Zach Bush, with Charles Eisenstein beaming in online, alongside a host of brilliant Australian speakers and artists. To get us in the mood, keep the connections alive from last year’s tour, and just in case you missed it, here’s an excerpt of the last 25 minutes or so of the panel conversation that brought the house down in Byron Bay in December last year. This is Zach Bush, Ella Noah Bancroft and Tanya Massy, hosted in conversation by Anthony James.
To hear the conversation in full, head to episode 152 (see the link below).
Ella Noah Bancroft is a Bundjalung woman and founder of The Returning. Tanya Massy is a regenerative farmer and award-winning writer. You can more about Ella and Tanya at the start of the full episode 152.
And for those less familiar with Zach, he’s the highly decorated physician who’s become globally renowned for his work on the microbiome as the basis of all human and planetary health. He’s since become a co-founder of Farmer’s Footprint, a not-for-profit in the US supporting farmers who are regenerating their landscapes to produce healthy, nutrient-dense food for a healthy planet. And last year, Zach supported Blair Beattie and the growing team here, to launch Farmer’s Footprint Australia.
This part of the conversation takes an exciting turn as we explore the shift in the current paradigm. We examine what it means for companies like Nestle to be calling on Zach to help spearhead change, and how municipalities like Byron Bay could become the keystones of change in Australia. We also chat about the benefits of reconnecting with First Nations and local farmers, including via a proposed new model of farmland investment, one centered on creating diverse stewards of the land rather than corporate ownership or extraction. Finally, we bask in the healing power of nature and music. We shed light on how nature can help us understand our belief systems, express ourselves, and restore our nervous systems.
Head here for chapter markers (or to the embedded player on the episode web page), and an imperfect AI-generated transcript of this conversation.
Recorded in the Byron Bay Community Centre theatre, on 6 December 2022.
Title slide: Anthony introducing proceedings (pic: Elle Jeffrey).
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Music:
Regeneration, by Amelia Barden.
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Tune into the full episode 152, where you'll also find a few more links.
Then join us, with Zach and guests, for a major festival on 11 Novem

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Capítulos

1. Healing and Reconnecting (00:00:10)

2. Transformation of Failing Systems and Change (00:06:56)

3. Revitalizing Farmland for Stewardship and Diversity (00:13:10)

4. Reconnecting With Nature and Music (00:17:17)

5. Returning to Nature and Building Community (00:22:10)

6. Support and Thanks for Listening (00:26:31)