Conversations with Mother Earth: Recent Episodes
Conversations with Mother Earth
What do we value the most in life? You might answer: family, friends, healthy food, a good book or maybe a nearby park. You might also value your real estate, paintings, jewelry, or stocks? Have you possibly missed anything in your life to value? Well, yes, we should also consider “clean air and pristine lakes, rivers and oceans”. This podcast will continually shine a spotlight on just some of the many facets of our home – our planet – or Mother Earth as I call Her – that deserve to be highly-valued by us. We will lift the curtain on the often neglected side of what we should truly value in life. My guests will come from different countries – even continents – representing and reflecting the wide diversity of our World. Their stories will come from many areas but all will share their “Conversations with Mother Earth” and their views on one aspect of our lives.
This is a highlight sample of the 24 great Conversations I’ve had with extraordinary, legendary individuals from across our globe in this first series of “Conversations with Mother Earth”. These 24 episodes culminate with this highlight finale. Dear Listeners: Continue to love curiosity and get deeper in touch with Mother Earth in all that you […]
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Dear Listeners, We are now at the end of this series, with only this episode and the Grand Finale Next week left. Join us in reviewing places we have had remarkable “Conversations with Mother Earth” over the last six months. I have spoken with 25 extraordinary people from all over the world. You can find […]
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We have arrived at the 24th episode of Conversations With Mother Earth and to celebrate we have a very exceptional topic today. This episode deals with a topic that we all wish and long for in our lives: namely love. More importantly, we will be specifically talking about self-love. Today’s guest is Dr Joy Martina, […]
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Diversity is a very dominant topic at the moment but in a negative sense because far too frequently we learn of negative news about another irreparable loss of our biodiversity. Less obvious and reported, we become aware of losing more and more regional languages, leaving our dominant languages to shape reality. And, on the positive […]
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After more than 20 other Episodes – and nearing the end of this Series – it is time to talk about another tasty treat, namely coffee! Whether we are coffee imbibers or not, we are all familiar with how coffee can affect our mood and the internet is full of memes about coffee addiction. I, […]
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I wish you a happy, successful and, most of all, healthy 2022, dear listeners! If I mention Michelangelo’s “David” to you, Dear Listeners, chances are that you will have this image in your mind: A statue of a young male that is well known world-wide beyond Florence, Italy. However, have you ever considered the work […]
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One of the many treasures Mother Earth had bestowed upon us are gemstones. She patiently shapes and forms these precious mineral crystals for thousands – even millions – of years until they have the right colour and density. We humans have always had a deep appreciation with all gemstones – there are over 200 varieties […]
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Today’s topic will surprise you as you probably won’t have expected this subject. However, you will see that there is again a deep connection with Mother Earth. In this episode, we are covering the subject of tattoos. Yes, tattoos! While researching about New Zealand, I discovered the deeply-rooted tradition of tattoos within the Māori people. […]
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I have a few warm-up questions for you to start this episode of Conversations with Mother Earth. The first question is “Do you like rain?” Chances are most of you would answer by saying “No”. In contrast, if I asked you “Do you like sunny days?” all of you would immediately reply with “Yes, of […]
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In episode 6, we covered the topic of breath but from a perspective of understanding how breath connects us to Mother Earth and our direct environment. Today, we are again returning to this topic but from the overall perspective of personal health. As we all know, the quality of air directly affects our well-being. Trust […]
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Should you be hearing or watching this episode of Conversations with Mother Earth from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere, then soon you will possibly be treated with your first frigid, winter frost. And, if you are in the Southern Hemisphere, then perhaps you are already starting to feel the scorching rays from the summer sun […]
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My apologies but this is our first episode with any technical sound problems. So, please use captioning and, as with so much in life, remember that “patience is a virtue”. Hence, please tolerate the less than ideal sound quality at the beginning because what Xiongboo shares throughout is truly enlightening and inspiring! This Conversation with […]
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This episode of Conversations with Mother Earth is dedicated to the exceptionally beautiful printed cloth called Batik. Why am I dedicating an entire session to Batik, you might be asking? The answer is because weaving and designing cloth truly resembles and parallels life itself. Afterall, like designed cloth, our lives are an intricate pattern, woven […]
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My guest in this episode has several nicknames: The Reinvention Guru and The Queen of Reinvention, to name just two. In past episodes of Conversations with Mother Earth, guest speakers have talked about some wide-ranging and very direct topics regarding caring for our Mother Earth. For example, if you have not already, I encourage you […]
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What did you do at the age of 15? You probably went to school, met with your friends, played sports. You might have been in love. My today’s guest, Muhammad Najem, became a war reporter at that age, by filming the unspeakable events in his home country Syria and sharing with the world via social […]
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What do terms like Sirocco, Aeolian, Gale, Zephyr, Squall or Haboob have in common? They all are names of winds with different regional sources and strengths. Of course, there are many more, as every region has named winds in their own way. In my country, the powerful north-east wind Bura is the one that sailors […]
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I confess I have to thank serendipity for today’s guest on “Conversations with Mother Earth”. I say this because my meeting with Christian Busch happened by chance and ended in a beneficial way – which is of course what serendipity actually means. Christian and I connected on LinkedIn and, after visiting his profile and discovering […]
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Last week, we dived into Oneness within the context of Chinese and Arabic poetry. This week, we are about to experience Oneness because we are going to dive deep – at least virtually – into the depths of rivers and oceans. And I will be taking you to a country that I fell in love […]
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Our topic today is likely one of the most complex ones on “Conversations with Mother Earth” – at least so far. I refer to poetry. Let’s start with some history. The word poetry is derived from Greek, poises, but the earliest written poems were composed in Sumerian which was spoken in today’s Iraq. We may […]
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Today, we are talking about a nurturing topic, in the real sense of the word, our Mother Earth’s soil. For many of us, soil maybe simply dirt under our feet, and the cause of us getting irritated when our hands or shoes get dirty. Yet, that same soil under our feet is where and how […]
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Thus far on Conversations with Mother Earth, we have covered natural chocolate, the compelling strategy of storytelling, admiring bugs in our urban environment, how our diverse lives can be connected through dance and how essential trees are to our lives. Next week, we will talk about plants and the richness of soil. Linked with the […]
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My guest today is a fellow European. His name is Dr. Wojciech Grajkowski and he is from Warsaw, Poland. Wojciech and I have not met before this interview but thankfully, I discovered him online and because of his extraordinary work. He has a Master’s in Biology, a PhD in Biochemistry and presently works as a […]
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In today’s episode, I am welcoming two guests. At a first sight, there are several things that may appear to separate them. Let’s begin with the geography. The vast Pacific Ocean lies between their respective home countries: Japan and Argentina. Mariko Drayton was born and grew up in Japan and then studied Marketing in Boston. […]
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In today’s episode, we are travelling – again virtually – to London, UK. We will be talking with Viv Palmer, the author of the blog “Bug Woman – Adventures in London”. Viv will take us to parks and roads close to her home and introduce us to a variety of new friends. Some of them […]
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Today, I am taking you to a person from the cradle of humankind – Africa. We will be visiting Nigeria, at least virtually, a country in West Africa known for its oil reserves and being the largest country on the continent. Nigeria is also one of the world’s most multicultural and ethnically diverse nations with […]
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My very first guest on “Conversations with Mother Earth” is Galia Orme, Founder and CEO of CHOC CHICK, the home of raw cacao. Galia is now based in the UK, but her roots are in Argentina where some of her earliest childhood memories are of making – and of course eating – chocolate. Galia set […]
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