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Sustainable Harvesting of Sandalwood Trees: Marnta Sandalwood
Coffee with Samso Episode 60 with Kado Muir, Founder of Marnta Sandalwood. It takes a soulful journey to understand how to share and create a business that is using the land in a sustainable manner. When you hear Kado Muir speak about the philosophy of is life and the history of his family, you get the sense of calmness and being in high state of satisfaction. I have know Kado since 1988 when we met on the basketball court at the University of Western Australia. I always felt that he had a higher purpose. Cut to know in 2021, you get a sense that there is a lot of wisdom in those grey hairs. Over the time I have seen Kado being apart of many topics. In this episode of Coffee with Samso, it was great to hear that journey and how those experience have created Marnta Sandalwood. The whole topic of Indigenous Australia and living in a sustainable manner with the land has intrigued me for many years. I recently have spoken about my interest with Mark Anderson from FISH. We did a Rooster Talk in May 2020 called Breaking the Inter-Generational Curse where we discussed extensively about the plight of the Australian Indigenous culture. This episode of Coffee with Samso is a great follow-up on that first chat as it was great sharing from Kado. Kado shared with us some of these topics,
- Wealth generation and sharing
- His parents life and the books his father wrote
- How they lived and worked
- How prospecting for gold gave him the deposit to his first house
- Being the first Indigenous Australian to go to University?
- The books he has written and the creating of Marnta Sandalwood.
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By SamsoCoffee with Samso Episode 60 with Kado Muir, Founder of Marnta Sandalwood. It takes a soulful journey to understand how to share and create a business that is using the land in a sustainable manner. When you hear Kado Muir speak about the philosophy of is life and the history of his family, you get the sense of calmness and being in high state of satisfaction. I have know Kado since 1988 when we met on the basketball court at the University of Western Australia. I always felt that he had a higher purpose. Cut to know in 2021, you get a sense that there is a lot of wisdom in those grey hairs. Over the time I have seen Kado being apart of many topics. In this episode of Coffee with Samso, it was great to hear that journey and how those experience have created Marnta Sandalwood. The whole topic of Indigenous Australia and living in a sustainable manner with the land has intrigued me for many years. I recently have spoken about my interest with Mark Anderson from FISH. We did a Rooster Talk in May 2020 called Breaking the Inter-Generational Curse where we discussed extensively about the plight of the Australian Indigenous culture. This episode of Coffee with Samso is a great follow-up on that first chat as it was great sharing from Kado. Kado shared with us some of these topics,
- Wealth generation and sharing
- His parents life and the books his father wrote
- How they lived and worked
- How prospecting for gold gave him the deposit to his first house
- Being the first Indigenous Australian to go to University?
- The books he has written and the creating of Marnta Sandalwood.
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