The GreenplanetFM Podcast

Recent Shows

Peter Bacchus: After 95 years, Biodynamic Farming is now positioning for a global uptake. Why now?

by Tim Lynch 15 Nov 2018

Research is ‘clearly’ telling us that when Biodynamic farming is implemented the land, vegetation and animals show a marked increase in productivity, health and vitality.

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Richard Margesson: An Army Veteran's Walk Back From War Trauma

by Tim Lynch 8 Nov 2018

Join military veteran and peacekeeper Richard Margesson as we learn about his experience of post-traumatic stress injury and how he recovered from it.

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Lisa Prager: Auckland Transport and State Capture with an Ideology

by Lisa Er 1 Nov 2018

Lisa Prager explains her actions at Occupy Garnet Road and explains the bigger picture of why we are being forced to have cycle lanes, and how cronyism and vested interests are evident within CCO Auckland Transport and Auckland Council. She also has quite a bit to say around Auckland Transport’s glyphosate weed spraying programme.

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Ian McLean: With pressure on the NZ environment, are birds the proverbial canary in the coal mine?

by Tim Lynch 25 Oct 2018

Not Yet - however we must be very proactive in taking care of nature and well as our unique NZ birdlife. Yes, we have had some growth in numbers, especially lately with Tui and Kereru increasing, however Wax Eye numbers in cities have fallen including a large fall of the Redbill gull. Meanwhile, introduced Doves are proliferating.

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Osher River Oriyah & Michael Fleck: Crossing the Threshold and Journeying into the Hidden Realms of Nature

by Tim Lynch 18 Oct 2018

Previous guests on this Greenplanet program, such as Gary Cook and Mike O'Donnell, have introduced us to the hidden potential of the natural world. Our guests today have taken an ancient vehicle -- the pilgrimage -- and developed a contemporary model -- the sacred journey -- that can transport us into the energetic dimensions of Papatuanuku, our Earth Mother.

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