In this heartfelt Quicky, Kim explores the deep and timeless connection between humans and the land. She reminds us that we don’t own the Earth. We belong to it! Through thoughtful reflections, Kim honours the farmers and rural communities who nurture life, care for the land and sustain us all.
Nov 4
SLP 629: Self Love Quicky - Put Down your Phone and Pick up your Life!
In this weeks Quicky of the Self Love Podcast, Kim explores the importance of putting down our phones, stepping away from the constant pull of notifications and social media, and reconnecting with nature and ourselves. She shares how spending time outdoors can reduce stress, lift ... Show More
13m 10s
Nov 2
SLP 628: Less Screen Time, More Green Time with Zak Dunbar
In this episode of the Self Love Podcast, Kim chats with Zak Dunbar, the founder of Moveera, a free fitness and wellness event platform designed to bring people together through real life experiences. Zak shares his journey from growing up on the Sunshine Coast and stepping away ... Show More
1h 3m
Oct 28
SLP 627: Self Love Quicky - The Beautiful, Messy Art of Becoming You
In this weeks Quicky, Kim explores the transformative journey of personal evolution and why some of our greatest opportunities for growth emerge through the challenges we experience with the people we love most. She shares how our brains are wired for connection, why relational c ... Show More
22m 4s
May 2025
A Meditation on Connecting Lands and Stories
Many modern Western cultures don’t have a deep understanding of land as a source of collective identity, story, or purpose. There is a sense that, yes, land can be lovely—but it is mainly seen as a source of recreation or extraction, not necessarily as an integral part of what sh ... Show More
16m 52s
Oct 2021
How to be a better steward of the environment
If there’s one thing that connects all humans, it’s that everything we walk on, breathe, drink, and eat comes from the same source: planet Earth. From composting to cooking to taking climate action, today’s guests (including Chef Sean Sherman, comedian Jo Firestone, and activist ... Show More
16m 35s
Jun 2025
Ep. 62 Indigenous Kinship Ethics ft. Aila O'Loughlin
What do we owe to the earth and the natural world around us? What, if anything, do we owe to something as basic as a rock? Find out now as hosts, Lilliana and Naroa, explore the fascinating field of indigenous kinship ethics with this week's guest, Aila O'Loughlin.
41m 38s
Oct 2023
How the natural world connects us all, by Indy Officinalis
Urban farmer Indy Officianalis, host of National Geographic’s Farm Dreams, grew up knowing that nature was the place she felt most comfortable. When the world made her feel different, it was her private escape where she belonged. In this week’s episode, Indy tells the story of wh ... Show More
34m 27s
Dec 2022
How Indigenous guardians protect the planet and humanity | Valérie Courtois
"If we take care of the land, the land takes care of us," says Indigenous leader Valérie Courtois. As climate change continues to devastate the planet, Indigenous guardians are helping to honor our responsibility to the land, monitoring water quality, conducting research and work ... Show More
13m 47s