The GreenplanetFM Podcast with Tim Lynch

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Synopsis

Dedicated to interviewing leading edge experts, practitioners in their field, and people who are living examples of sustainability. Covers environmental subject matter that is not readily discussed in depth in mainstream media.

Episodes

  • Delaine Jones, Holistic Counsellor on Relationships & Inner Resourcefulness

    13/11/2008 Duration: 58min

    How does the human species deal with all the psychological stresses of life and the emotional challenges that seem to be so predominant in our increasingly frenzied, financially dominated world? The need to be healthy, whole and well resourced, with cohesive family and community ties, having inner balance at the core of our being, is an imperative. Delaine’s training in re-evaluation counselling has prepared her for identifying patterns of behaviour which people often mistake for personality, and which are the culprits behind most depressions, addictions and even ways of coping with anger, grief and other emotional reactions that people can't control. With increasing depression, anxiety disorders and suicide the need for compassion, conflict resolution, anger management and intelligent communication skills are essential to pull the strands of our family, society and ultimately our civilization into a more coherent whole. Delaine Jones Phone: Auckland 09 372 9082 Email: delaine (at) prophet.co.nz Web: www.pro

  • Mitch Santell, from Corelli Academic School of the Arts

    30/10/2008 Duration: 51min

    Mitch Santell formerly of California USA is International Marketing Director Corelli Academic School of the Arts Browns Bay Auckland. Mitch is also a media and branding expert and has been responsible for launching over 31 radio shows in the USA. Over one third of his clients end up with their own nationally syndicated show. He is a big supporter of "collaborative business." Compassionate Capitalism as opposed to "Vulture Capitalism." When not running his entertainment company he’s working with Diane Gatward to build a Transition Town in Torbay on the North Shore. www.transitiontowns.org.nz Listen to where the web is taking media, how children are learning and how we can make opportunity shape a positive future especially when listening do your deeper self. www.transparentpicturesnz.com mitch.transparentpictures@gmail.com

  • Jeanette Fitzsimons, Co-leader of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand

    23/10/2008 Duration: 31min

    From the archives: Jeanette Fitzsimons is one of New Zealand's most high-profile environmentalists and has been Co-leader of the Green Party since 1995. For the last 12 years Jeanette has seen the Greens raise issues and points of view never before heard in parliamentary debate in this country. In many ways they have changed the law, and are starting to change hearts and minds. Eventually the paradigm will change. "Being Green is certainly not about forcing your lifestyle onto others," says Jeanette. "It's showing how it is possible to live a rich, fulfilling lifestyle with less impact on nature." www.greens.org.nz

  • Jon Carapiet, national spokesperson for GE Free NZ

    16/10/2008 Duration: 01h07s

    From the archives: Jon Carapiet is national spokesperson for GE Free NZ (in food and environment); a market researcher and leading advocate for 'Brand New Zealand'; a writer, commentator and artist-photographer. Jon has been a leader in the GE debate since 1998 and was inspired to get involved in the issue because of the wide-ranging implications of genetic engineering becoming commercialised around the world. “My commercial experience helps give me a perspective on many of the Green issues that the business world is only now waking up to.” says Jon. “The potential for business to do harm or alternatively, be part of the solution is a key issue facing us all.” Jon has drawn on his expertise in Branding to argue for an ‘ethical biotechnology and science strategy’ for New Zealand that respects community values, and the country’s international reputation. “The Buy-Kiwi made campaign and keeping New Zealand’s food and environment GE-free are just two elements among many that can contribute to sustainable social a

  • Dan Millman, author of Way of the Peaceful Warrior

    02/10/2008 Duration: 49min

    From the archives: Dan Millman is the author of 13 books, including the International Bestseller, Way of the Peaceful Warrior, which was recently adapted into a major motion picture starring Nick Nolte. Dan's books have inspired millions of readers of all ages and from all walks of life in more than 29 languages worldwide. As a former world champion gymnast, Stanford University coach, martial arts instructor and college professor, Dan now speaks globally redefining the meaning of success, speaking in areas such as life education, enhanced wellness, stress release, higher awareness and perspective. Dan brings a practical, light-hearted approach to the challenges of everyday life at work and at home. By presenting practical ways to live with a peaceful heart and Warrior spirit. Dan's keynotes, seminars and trainings have influenced leaders in the fields of business, finance, health, psychology, education, politics, entertainment, sports and the arts. Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives

  • Franchelle Ofsoské-Wyber, co-creator of First Light Flower Essences

    30/09/2008 Duration: 54min

    From the archives: Franchelle Ofsoské-Wyber is a New Zealander of Native American Cherokee descent. She was born with highly developed clairvoyant and healing gifts and comes from a lineage of medicine men and woman. A shaman and a seer, she is described in Maoridom by various highly respected kaumatua and traditional guardians or keepers of the old wisdom as being a ‘matatuhi - one who can read what is written in the wind’ and a ‘matakite, one who sees with the healing or the third eye.’ She has been specially chosen to carry the spirit connections and healing mantle for various ancient shamanic lineages. She was subsequently formally trained by indigenous elders from various countries including New Zealand in advanced shamanic healing practices. www.nzfloweressences.co.nz

  • James Samuel on Transition Towns and sustainable communities

    25/09/2008 Duration: 48min

    From the archives: James Samuel of Waiheke island, is assisting in the coordination of a country wide movement called Transition Towns. James has been looking at the issue of localised sustainability within a small community. What is a Transition Town? Transition Town initiatives are bringing people together out of a desire to explore how we - and our communities - can respond to the twin challenges of climate change and peak oil. He states he doesn't have all the answers but believes the growing groups are very innovative and can create the required solutions. Each transition group networks with people engaging in a coordinated range of projects designed to transition from high energy to low energy lifestyles in the most creative manner. Their aim is to re-localise our communities making them vibrant, resilient and truly sustainable. Though not envisioned, this could also be key in emergencies, as in earthquakes volcanoes etc. www.transitiontowns.org.nz You can read James Samuel blog here; http://yesterdaysf

  • Barbara Marx Hubbard, author of Conscious Evolution

    21/09/2008 Duration: 01h08min

    From the archives: Barbara Marx Hubbard is a visionary and the author of several books, including; Conscious Evolution, Awakening the Power of Our Social Potential. Barbara issues a call to action for the current generation to fulfill its creative potential. Hubbard asserts that we must quickly become capable of wise and ethical guidance of evolution itself, if life on Earth is to survive. You can get your copy of Conscious Evolution, Awakening the Power of Our Social Potential

  • Dr Bruce Lipton, author of Biology of Belief

    16/09/2008 Duration: 57min

    Stunning new scientific discoveries about the biochemical effects of the brain’s functioning show that all the cells of your body are affected by your thoughts. Dr Bruce Lipton, a renowned cell biologist, describes the precise molecular pathways through which this occurs. His research at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, revealed that the environment, operating though the membrane, controlled the behavior and physiology of the cell, turning genes on and off. His discoveries, which run counter to the established scientific view that life is controlled by the genes, presaged one of today’s most important fields of study, the science of epigenetics. With recommendations from Joseph Chilten Pearce the Author of Crack in the Cosmic Egg and the Magical Child, Karl Pribram Professor Emeritus, at Stanford, with his theory that memory may be stored in our brain as if in a hologram, and Ralph Abrahams, Ph.D professor of Mathematics, University of California, Santa Cruz, Author of Foundations of Mechanics: Dynam

  • Graeme Sait on sustainable agriculture/horticulture

    26/06/2008 Duration: 50min

    From Brisbane Australia, New Zealander Graeme Sait is an Author/Educator. Graeme Sait, is the co-founder of Qld Company, Nutri-Tech Solutions (NTS), a recognised world leader in sustainable agriculture/horticulture. He is a sought after, global keynote speaker, plus the founder of Radiance, a 6 day Wellness Festival that attracts crowds in excess of 12,000. He has many years of researching health and wellbeing and the benefits of all the correct foods especially fats and oils to teas, herbal remedies plus soil health agricultural systems and biological farming etc. Learn of the profound interdependence of soil microflora of bacteria and fungi that is crucial to plant growth, healthy soil (and sequesting Co2 from the atmosphere). Just like the micro flora in our gut and digestive system, when we are free of chemical additives, everything flourishes and comes back into balance. Graeme will be in Auckland on Friday the 27th at Earthsong in Waitakere and on Waiheke Island, Saturday the 28th sharing with us his ex

  • Susie Newborn from Waiheke Island

    23/06/2008 Duration: 01h27s

    This week we interview Susie Newborn, a founding member of Greenpeace when activism was pioneering ecological action. She signed the cheque that bought the boat which became the Rainbow Warrior and was the person who gave the boat this name. Involved in saving whales and harp seals she was on the Rainbow Warrior that was captured by the Spaniards but stealthily escaped causing the admiral of the Spanish fleet to resign. Susie is a human ecologist of green, social and artistic action and also a mother. Originally from the UK,Susie Newborn now resides on Waiheke Island. Involved today in films, social justice and eco housing, listen to someone who has lived her life to the full and is still very much involved in community and life.

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