Live from a beach in Nicaragua - another experiment in spontaneous planetary riffing - I share a slightly cosmic podcast connection story, the practices of spontaneity, openness and generosity as life centered - then with a nod to World Water Day - explore our connection to the ocean, the power of water to heal and make us feel good, our dependence on the ocean to support the life giving systems of the Spaceship Earth, eating rice and beans every day and more.
Some links from this episode...

The magic Millz and his genius podcast and how my podcast met his - meta
https://soundcloud.com/thejfdicast/gut

Blue Mind - great book and growing movement on the benefits of being near water > http://www.wallacejnichols.org/122/bluemind.html

Sylvia Earle - marine biologist and ocean legend
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylvia_Earle

Rice and beans (gallo pinto)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gallo_pinto

The track I played out - 'Lost at Sea' - The Egg
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lost-at-sea/644013029?i=644013237

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Episode 4 and time for an experiment, I head into the woods, with no guest, just me Dan Burgess and no agenda, to sit and see what emerges in the woods. With special guest woodpecker. Covering Gaia theory, deep listening, wild health, trees to watch out for, industrial cleverness, life centered design, frazzled corporate cultures, regenerative potential of nature, deep time, woodpeckers and much more.

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Riffing with surf photographer, film maker and co-founder of the Plastic Project - Tim Nunn. Tim has been capturing surfing and waves out in the thick of it for two decades- he's worked worked with the world's leading surfers, surf magazines and surf brands, he's travelled to some of the most remote, challenging and inpsiring parts of the planet and while he's been doing that he's noticed plastics washing up into these remote places. He started the Plastic Project as a way to document this with other pro photographers, he shares this story and more as we explore how we got into this mess, what it means for our beautiful spaceship earth and how we might evolve and get out of it. www.theplastic-project.com

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Riffing on ocean connection, human health, gender, nature and wellbeing with Easkey Britton, internationally renowned big wave professional surfer, scientist, academic, social activist and artist from Donegal in Ireland.
Remember there are no passengers on spaceship earth, we are all crew.

www.easkeybritton.com

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In this episode I chat with David Stover co-founder of restorative venture Bureo who are turning ocean fishing net pollution into new materials and products, building a whole new supply chain system which supports people and planet. The interview is about how Bureo came to be. Enjoy. This was my first session recording via skype and garage band from my mancave in Bath to Ventura in California. So I was slightly distracted on making sure the recording was happening. Learning by doing!

Rememeber there are no passengers on Spaceship Earth, we are all crew.
https://bureo.co/


Sound: New Binurial Beats from Will Flisk

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