This is an extract from what has quickly become one of the most played episodes on this podcast - and the second most played episode in the last year (behind only my conversation with Zach Bush MD, the keynote international guest to RCS Australia’s Conference scheduled next year). It features the last 20 minutes of my conversation with Terry McCosker for episode 67, Behind the Greatest Regenerative Agriculture Movement in Australia: Dr Terry McCosker on life, death and learning true power.

We talk about the power of intention, where the regenerative economy is at in Australia (prompted by a revealing exchange with Hunter Lovins on her home state of Colorado in episode 61), some of Terry’s pioneering story and the history of a movement, the perspectives he’s come to from all that, and his compelling belief and vision for Australia and beyond.

Title slide: off the RCS website.

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You can hear the rest of our conversation on the main episode 67.

You’ll find a series of links in the show notes of the main episode too, including to a special extra with Terry.

You can also hear my conversation with Terry’s close friends and fellow regenerative agriculture pioneers, Dianne and Ian Haggerty, on location in the wheat belt of WA, for episode 68. 

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Pre-roll music: Heartland Rebel, by Steven Beddall (sourced from Artlist).

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