Feet on the Soil – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this weeks episode of the Feet on the Soil podcast, we discuss Ireland's incredible hedgerows.

Hedgerows are more than just natural boundaries; they are lifelines for Ireland's wildlife, biodiversity, and cultural heritage. In this episode, we explore how these green networks act as "nature’s highways," providing food, shelter, and safe passages for countless species. Learn about the crucial role hedgerows play in carbon storage, flood prevention, and maintaining healthy soil. Join us as we delve into their ecological importance and share ways to protect and appreciate these living fences that connect us with Ireland’s rich natural history.

I hope you enjoy, and try and get outside today.

Take a journey through the rhythms of nature in this special episode of Feet on the Soil.

We explore how aligning ourselves with the natural cycles of Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer can enhance mindfulness and spiritual well-being.

I share personal rituals for each season—like reflecting and foraging in Autumn, embracing the stillness of Winter, setting fresh intentions in Spring, and celebrating vitality in Summer.

Discover practical ways to incorporate seasonal practices into your daily routine and deepen your connection with nature. Tune in to reconnect with the world beneath your feet and bring the magic of the seasons into your life.

Also stick around for a very special announcment at the end of todays episode and try and get outside today!

Few people have the conection with nature that this weeks guest Adam has, a life long lover of the outdoors and someone who spends any free moment woking to improve our environment, Adam is an example of a true wild soul.

In this episode, while on the banks of the Glencullen river in Knocksink woods, we discuss the importance of local provenance in tree replanting, seeing nature with a "soft-eye" to re-envoke that magic and we even have a special guest join us about half way in.

Adam also mentions that he will be taking place in rewild Wicklows reach the peak campaig, a 13km hike to rase funds for a native tree nursery. For more information on this you can check the rewild wicklow Go fund me here;

https://www.gofundme.com/f/reach-the-peak-for-rewild-wicklow-2023

In this episode of Feet on the Soil, we dive into the rich history and vibrant life of Dublin's River Dodder. From its origins in the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains to its journey through suburban neighborhoods like Rathfarnham and Milltown, the Dodder has shaped the city in ways both seen and unseen.

Join us as we explore the river’s role in Dublin’s industrial past, its cultural significance, and the ongoing conservation efforts to protect this vital waterway.

Whether you’re a Dublin native or just curious about urban rivers, this episode offers a deep dive into one of the city’s most cherished natural landmarks. Discover how the River Dodder flows through the heart of Dublin’s history, culture, and community life.

And remember, try and get outside today!

This week on Feet on the Soil, we’re switching things up! Instead of our usual deep dives into nature topics, I’m answering some questions from you, the listeners. From my favorite duck (yes, really!) to how our modern food systems are impacting the environment, this episode is a mix of lighthearted chat and serious reflection.

We explore the ways our everyday choices, especially in what we eat, affect the natural world around us. I had a blast recording this one, and it’s packed with insights that I think you’ll find both interesting and useful.

If you’ve ever wondered about the connection between agriculture and conservation or just want to hear my take on some quirky nature-related questions, this is the episode for you. And hey, if you’ve got a question of your own, don’t be shy—send me a DM! Who knows, we might just make these Q&A sessions a regular thing.

Tune in, have some fun, and maybe learn a little something along the way. And as always, don’t forget to step outside and soak in some nature today!