Hello Stasis

In this episode, I sit down with Paul Hawken — renowned environmentalist and author of Regeneration and Carbon: The Book — to explore what it truly means to live and lead in alignment with the earth. We talk about regeneration as a way of being, the role of beauty and grief in climate work, and why humanity’s default is not destruction, but renewal. A grounding and hope-filled conversation for these changing times.

This week's Hello Stasis episode is a conversation with Mary Reynolds — former Chelsea Flower Show winner turned radical rewilding advocate. We speak about what it means to return land to itself, to listen to the wild wisdom within and around us, and to reimagine our place in the living world. Mary’s work, like the season, calls us back to a deeper rhythm — one that doesn't demand control or performance, but participation and reciprocity.  “Don’t ask what you can do to the land. Ask what you can do for it.”

This week I sit down with the wise and grounded Jade Miles of Black Barn Farm to talk about regeneration — of land, self, and systems. We explore the function of loneliness, the wisdom of the long dark, and how we can sense our way through big transitions rather than rush clarity. It’s a slow, reflective conversation for anyone navigating change or craving something deeper.

I have the honour of having Holly Truhlar on the Hello Stasis podcast to explore the tender terrain of collective grief — how it lives in our bodies, shapes our choices, and connects us to what matters most. We speak about:✨ Grief as a portal to collective care✨ The myth of individual resilience✨ How slowing down can help us metabolise loss✨ The quiet, radical act of tending to what hurts This conversation is an invitation — not to fix or bypass, but to feel, honour, and be with the grief that so many of us are carrying. 

In this episode, I sit down with illustrator Brenna Quinlan to dive deep into how purpose-driven creation can transform the way we live, work, and connect with the world around us. From aligning our values to communal living to embracing our creative potential, this conversation is a call to show up authentically and intentionally in all that we do.