“Braving the Elements” Podcast: From Burnout to Regeneration
http://podcast.livingelemental.com - I loved speaking with #TracyJames @LivingElemental on the #BravingtheElements podcast. Grab a mug of tea, have a listen, and reach out with ANY and ALL feedback. Really reaching out to folks who’ve tried everything else to overcome burnout and are seeking how to regenerate the inner landscape…Please find me. #fromsoil2soul
#Troubadors of Divine Bliss Interview @Dev.Brous - Just a bunch of Soulful Womxn Talking Regeneration
#regeneration #bodymindsoil #spiritualecology #fallow #sacredearth #womenchangemakers
Food as Healing: Nurturing Ourselves and Land, #FoodTank Interviews @Dev.Brous
“Growing food regeneratively is a tangible benefit for the wellness of the individual, the community, and the planet: swapping out a severed relationship with nature for a renewed, reciprocal relationship with the healing forces of nature,” Brous tells Food Tank.
Collective Impact with LA’s Chief Sustainability Officer @ Skanska
Dev.Brous joins 15 of LA’s regenerative leaders to dialogue with LA’s Chief Sustainability Officer at Skanska’s event, Collective Impact. Sustainability
Fallow to Regenerate #Gardenerd Podcast
“Without the pause to fallow, any system that is required to produce around the clock will reach a threshold. Yet, the pause that nature reminds us to take in most parts of the country does not exist amid CA’s historic drought. All the more so, we need to fallow and bring stillness into our farm and garden planning to cycle nutrients and grow the microbiology that builds living soils. We need to fallow in order to mitigate and adapt our climate-wise urban landscapes with greywater; drip irrigation; and native cultivars. Fallow is also the crucial pause that invites our own regeneration. Start somewhere – be still in a garden – even just seven minutes a week.”
Interview with NPR’s Cultivating Place
Sabbatical. Fallow. Rewild. Regenerate. Release Debt. Fallow your soil, and soul.
Adapt WELLBEING Practices for Winter (Dev.Brous with U.K. women nonprofit leaders)
Winter is a time for renewal.