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Reskillience is a podcast about the hard, soft and surprising skills that'll help us stay afloat if our modern systems don't. Hosted by Catie Payne, released weekly.

Podcast · By Catie Payne · English · Official site

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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 26, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Kinking Collapse, Urgent Gratitude & Future Seeds with Shane Simonsen (opens the original)

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    I tell a story about my inability to change before chatting with a guy who's obsessed with changing everything! Dr Shane Simonsen of Recombination Nation [https://recombinationnation.substack.com/] is a biochemist, research scientist and experimental farmer who is shaking up agriculture-as-usual by breeding plants that require ZERO INPUTS. No fertiliser, no pest protection, no weeding, no watering! We talk about how to run your own kinky plant breeding experiments at home, as well as: Why humans

  2. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    The climate-resilient nature-entangled way to garden with Duncan Cocking (opens the original)

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    Planting guides and sow-what-when calendars are great and all, but what happens when the seasons don't play nice? When spring arrives earlier, frost hits later, or heatwaves burn your crops to a crisp? There's no controlling the weather, but with tools like phenology, you can make better predictions and grow more food! Duncan Cocking (of Leaf, Root & Fruit [https://www.leafrootfruit.com.au/about/]) is an amazing gardener and educator from Kyneton in Southern Australia. He helps people tune into

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Breathwork for grief, connection & coming to your senses with Ella Maryska (opens the original)

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    NOTE: I've done breathwork every day since this interview and – you gaias! – it's really helping me human. Meet today's guest Ella Maryska, who is responsible for getting me into this breathwork thing that I am the last person on the planet to know about. Ella is 21 years old, wise as the hills, a certified breathwork instructor, and brings a fresh and youthful perspective to the pod which has been sorely absent to date (sorry sorry sorry). In this sweet convo, you'll hear about the geeky physio

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    On Slowing Down & Looking Up with Kirsten Bradley (opens the original)

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    "In a time of fracturing seasons, when everything's going awry, there are still cycles that we can set our hearts by." It's Kirsten Bradley of Milkwood [https://www.milkwood.net/]! She's writing a new book about the moon, penning love letters to parsley and currawongs on Substack, and here to share all about her daily rhythms in lutruwita, Tasmania. Oh, what a lovely conversation! Within 🌙 AI or not to AI Morning routines! Morning stargazing! Tea choices Moving to lutruwita/Tassie Fish farm woes

  5. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Use less compost, make less money & follow your passion 100% with Steve Solomon (opens the original)

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    BYO wheelbarrow to load up on Solomon's wisdom, cos today we're chatting with the grandaddy of beyond-organic gardening himself, Steve Solomon! If you don't know Steve, he's a bit of cult hero in food growing circles thanks to his deep research into soil remineralisation and why it is absolutely critical for human health. In this convo: How pre-industrial communities ate 4 x more nutrient-dense food Why MINERALS are the key to healthy soil and healthy humans Better nutrition… lower libido? Why c

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