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Free Flow with Nurkeever Griffith"The Fine Line Between Genius & Insanity — Sherkym Daniel"- Ep.- 20In this episode of Free Flow with Nurkeever Griffith, I sit down with bodybuilder and fitness coach Sherkym Daniel for a deep and unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to chase greatness.We talk about the obsession behind passion, the fine line between genius and insanity, and how discipline can make or break you on the road to success. Sherkym opens up about his ups and downs, the mental and physical challenges behind bodybuilding, and what keeps him grounded when life gets heavy.It’s real, raw, and surprisingly hilarious — we even end off with a fun game segm...
2025-12-161h 19
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithIndie Publishing: When Algorithms Tell Stories with Angie Kelly, Episode 2In this second episode of Indie Publishing, Angie and Daniel discuss a world where algorithms pick what books are published and what books are not, how riding market trends determines more of what agents and publishers see as "good" than the quality of writing, the strength of the story, and even the purpose of story itself. It is stories that make us human, and the stories are many. Angie and Daniel open up about why they chose indie publishing, what they have learned from rejections and near-closes with agents, and how sales and marketing teams boisterously shape w...
2025-11-241h 51
Inspire & Impact - The Podcast InterviewsBreaking Free: A Military Spouse’s Journey Through Trauma, Feeling Alone, Finding God & Her Purpose📢 Inspire & Impact - Podcast Interview with Jenna Griffith | Service & Soul 🎙️Join us for an insightful and inspiring conversation with Jenna Griffith, founder of Service & Soul, as she shares her powerful journey from being a young military spouse to becoming a leader in the military and veteran support community.🎙️ Meet Our Guest: Jenna Griffith✅ #1 International Bestselling Author, Speaker & Transformational Coach✅ Founder of Service & Soul – Empowering individuals to find purpose, resilience, and self-mastery✅ Champion for Military Wives & Veterans – Helping them navigate challenges, reclaim identity, and thriveAbout Jenna:Jenna Grif...
2025-10-3128 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithGod Is Red: Rediscovering Turtle Island and an Indigenous Cosmogenesis with Taylor Keen, Episode 6In this 7th installment of the God is Red series, Taylor Keen (Omaha / Cherokee) takes us deep into his book, Rediscovering Turtle Island. We discuss the idea of Indigenous civilization, Alexis De Tocqueville's view of the "pride of the native american," and why an Indigenous Cosmogenesis is so important for our world today--that the divine lives in all of us. Whether you're indigenous to the Land below your feet or not, these ancient stories offer profound perspective on what it means to live in right relationship with land, community, and Spirit. They remind us that mythology isn't j...
2025-09-291h 15
The Robots Took My PodcastBattle Beyond the Stars (1980) - Guests Daniel Griffith and Daniel Schweiger Talk James Horner Scores and Making Movie Docs!We are joined this episode by our special guests Guests Daniel Griffith and Dan Schweiger who worked on the Shout Factory 4K Blu-Ray release of Battle Beyond the Stars. We had a great conversation covering many subjects including making featurettes, the music of James Horner, David Allen's The Primevals, Charles Band, and more.We hope you enjoy this fun episode.
2025-09-091h 14
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithGod Is Red: Stories That Never Die, A Journey Into Indigenous Mythology with Taylor Keen, Episode 5In this 6th installment of the God is Red series, Taylor Keen (Omaha / Cherokee) takes us deep into the womb of Earth Mother to explore the ancient and living stories preserved in Picture Cave, a sacred site containing Siouan rock art dating back 1,000 years. The first half of the episode is a passionate storytelling that bridges millennia, where Taylor unveils the cosmology of his ancestors through vivid tales of First Man, First Woman, Morning Star, and the Thunder Twins.As Taylor explains, these aren't distant myths but encoded memories that continue to resonate in the blood and...
2025-09-0152 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRemembering Our Rootedness with Veronica Stanwell of RootedHealingIn this Unshod yarn, Veronica Stanwell of RootedHealing and Daniel explore the themes of community, intentional/slow living, and the importance of stories and ceremonies in our lives. We dialogue about the challenges of modernity, the impact of technology in our little and mammal lives, and the need to reclaim our roots.Veronica shares her experiences living in community in the Southwest of the British Isle, while she also emphasizes the significance of slowing down and participating in embodied practices, from story to ceremony. The conversation centers on the interplay between storytelling and ceremony, and t...
2025-08-181h 30
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithLiving a Sacred Harvest with Mansal DentonWhat happens when we strip away heart from agriculture? When cherishing, healing, and loving the land are replaced by metrics, units, and profit margins? Join me in this in-person yarn with my friend, Mansal Denton, as we explore this living and sacred harvest.Learn more about Mansal HERE.Visit Episode website HERE.Buy Daniel's Books HERE.
2025-07-291h 42
Alexa's Input (AI)Revolutionizing Containers: SELinux, Container Security & AI with Dan Walsh (Part 2)Security isn't an afterthought-it's the foundation of modern infrastructure. In this episode, Dan Walsh, Senior Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat, dives deep into the critical role of SELinux in container security and how it thwarts real-world vulnerabilities. We also explore Dan's latest project, Ramalama, which is bridging the gap between Al models and container technology, making Al enterprise-ready. If you've ever wondered how to balance security, usability, and innovation, this episode is must listen! Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-walsh-a8729b2/Podman: https://podman.io
2025-02-2447 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithThe Pace of Art at the End of the World with Jake and Maren of Death in the GardenIn this conversation, Jake and Maren of Death in the Garden explore the challenges and realities of being an artist in today's fast-paced world. We discuss the necessity of patience in the creative process, the importance of storytelling in both fiction and nonfiction, and the need for imagination in a mechanized society. Together, the conversation also emphasizes he value of personal experience and the interplay between happiness and sorrow in understanding life and art. The conversation also touches on the struggle to find time for creativity amidst modern distractions and the importance of nurturing a relationship with...
2025-01-301h 53
The Baker & The FarmerEpisode 55 - Alex Griffith's Real Estate Development Journey From California Dreams Back to His Richmond RootsIn this episode, Buddy and Daniel sit down with Alex Griffith of Two Creeks Development. Alex shares his inspiring journey from working construction jobs in college to moving to California and partnering in a family real estate development business. With experience in countless large and small-scale development projects, Alex now calls Richmond, Virginia, home. He discusses how his faith, work ethic, and curiosity have shaped his career, as well as the valuable lessons he's learned from both wins and losses. Don’t miss this insightful conversation packed with wisdom for entrepreneurs and developers alike.Send us a te...
2025-01-221h 10Alexa's Input (AI)Revolutionizing Containers: Podman, Builda, and Open Source with Dan Walsh (Part 1)Containers rule the modern tech world—and in this episode, we’re unpacking their evolution with Daniel Walsh, Senior Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat and the engineer behind tools like Podman, Builda, CRI-O, Ramalama, and SELinux. From replacing Docker to redefining Kubernetes workflows, Daniel shares his incredible story, the origins of these tools, and how open source innovation fuels everything. If you’re curious about container security, rootless tech, or the future of Kubernetes, you won’t want to miss part one of this conversation! Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-wals...
2025-01-2054 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithEmbracing Kinship in the Face of Climate Chaos with Leah RampyThis conversation with Leah Rampy, author of Earth and Soul, emphasizes the importance of connecting deeply with the Earth amidst climate chaos. By exploring themes of kinship, responsibility, and deep listening, we uncover ways to foster relationship with nature that can lead to sustainable solutions for our planet. Learn more about Leah HERE. Buy Leah's book, Earth and Soul HERE.Learn more about Daniel and Unshod HERE.Leah Rampy is a writer, speaker, and retreat leader who weaves ecology, spirituality, personal stories, and practices to help others deepen their relationship to the n...
2025-01-131h 04
Cereal At Midnight PodcastThe Current State of Blu-Ray Bonus Features with Daniel Griffith (Ballyhoo Motion Pictures)Daniel Griffith, the creator behind Ballyhoo Motion Pictures and hundreds of behind-the-scenes documentaries and featurettes, discusses the current state of Blu-ray bonus features. Are they in danger of disappearing?
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2025-01-0355 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithThe Tower of Babel as Metaphor, Myth, or Reality with Alex LeffEver wondered if our technological advancements are truly making life better or just more complicated? Join Alex of the Human Nature Odyssey podcast and me as we kickstart our return with a whirlwind of reflections beginning with our reminiscing about the hands-on expertise of past generations ... contrasting true ability with the digital era.The metaphor of the Tower of Babel serves as a philosophical lens through which we examine civilization's complexities and our relationship with technology. Are we building a society without understanding its true purpose, and how does this impact our local engagements? Alex and I...
2024-11-191h 09Unshod with D. Firth GriffithExploring The Blue Plate: Bridging Food Systems and Climate Resilience with Mark EasterExplore the fascinating intersection of food systems and climate change with Mark Easter, author of the book The Blue Plate: A Food Lover’s Guide to Climate Chaos. Mark illuminates the unpredictable ways our food production impacts greenhouse gas emissions and how agricultural practices have both contributed to and buffered against climate change. You'll discover the complex history and evolution of agriculture, from the introduction of fossil fuels and chemical fertilizers to the innovative solutions that attempt a more sustainable future.Join our online community to discuss this episode with us directly!In this conversation, Ma...
2024-10-211h 28Unshod with D. Firth GriffithBecoming the Medicine and Embracing the Darkness of Art with Indigenous Ibaloi Singer-Songwriter, Joydah MaeJoin us as we sit down with my dear friend and powerful musician, Joydah Mae, who shares her intimate journey of transformation and self-reclamation, weaving together themes of creativity, vulnerability, and authenticity: of becoming the medicine.Join our online community to discuss and dialogue with us about this episode and more HERE!The conversation explores the concept of being medicine and the importance of embracing darkness and uncertainty. Joydah shares her experience of releasing an album and the self-doubt and insecurity that comes with it. We discuss the sacredness of ceremony and the need for...
2024-10-141h 13Unshod with D. Firth GriffithAny Human Power and Writing Our Way to A Future We Would Be Proud To Leave Behind with Manda ScottHave you ever wondered if our society's obsession with control is writ in the stories we tell? Perhaps, even, carried in our stories themselves?Join Manda Scott and D Firth Griffith as we humbly challenge conventional thought-beliefs and unravel the tapestry of community and cooperation that could very well reshape our modern lives and relationship as nature, with nature.Join our online community HERE to discuss this episode with us!Our conversation spans the cultural evolution from trauma to an initiation-oriented society and culture, drawing inspiration from thinkers like Francis Weller and Tyson Y...
2024-10-071h 48Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRewilding Mythology, Embracing Grief, and Rediscovering Ecological Wisdom through Story with Sophie StrandHave you ever felt a profound sense of grief for "the environment" and wondered how this heart-sense may ties into our kinship and ancient stories? Join our online community to discuss these ideas! In this episode, Sophie Strand and I explore this complex interplay, highlighting how symbiosis and mutual aid have played pivotal roles in evolutionary advancements and how consuming food, metabolism, is an act of metamorphosis. From the intimate dance between plants and fungi that reshaped our world, to personal reflections on seasonal changes, Sophie and I share our collective journey through...
2024-09-091h 10Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRediscovering Turtle Island with Taylor KeenWhat if the history you thought you knew was wrong? Like, actually and so very wrong... Join us for a powerful conversation with Taylor Keen, a Cherokee Nation citizen, carrier of the name, “Bison Mane” of the Earthen Bison Clan of the Omaha Tribe, The People Who Move Against the Current. He is the author of the book, "Rediscovering Turtle Island: A First People's Account of the Sacred Geography of America." Taylor brings to life the ancient creation myths of his people, indigenous cosmology, and the rise of empires like Cahokia, challenging us to rethink our...
2024-09-021h 12Unshod with D. Firth GriffithWhat is Sacred Ecoliteracy, Acknowledging Kinship, and A Reading from Stagtine with Daniel Firth GriffithIf Earth asked you to stop forcing her to regenerate, would you? If you cows asked to be let go, would you? We often find that animism is fun to believe in. But it is hard to listen to. Join us as we recount our transformative journey to Lockhart, Texas, where Morgan and I led a sacred ecoliteracy course for 30 passionate participants. Through serene forest meditations and profound dialogues, we challenge the colonial mindset of "fixing" nature and advocate for a symbiotic relationship with our environment. Drawing inspiration from my book "Stagtine," we unravel the threads of...
2024-08-131h 06Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRestoring our Pre-colonial Kinship Worldview, Embracing a Fearless Trust in the Universe and Diminishing our Dependence on Brain Hemisphere Theories with Wahinkpe Topa (Four Arrows)How can the indigenous or pre-colonial worldview reshape our understanding of our world? How can it reconnect us as humans, as mammals once again? Is her power accessible to everyone? Should it be....?Join Unshod Today!In today's episode, we are joined by my dear friend and mentor, Wahinkpe Topa, or Four Arrows, navigating the intersections of indigenous wisdom, its non-binary worldview, and the transformative power of becoming fully human: a relation, a kin with nature and not her dominator. We kick off this conversation with a critical discussion on the film "Indian Horse," co-produced...
2024-08-061h 33Unshod with D. Firth GriffithA World Made By Hand, Intergenerational Wisdom in a Tech-Driven Age with Brian KallerWhat if the tools and stories of our ancestors could teach us more about life and community than the latest tech gadget? Join us for an enriching conversation with Brian Kaller, a prolific writer and deep thinker, as he shares insights from his article "The World Made by Hand." We explore the time-honored significance of inherited tools, wisdom, and story and the dying art of hands-on creation in our disposable society. Brian takes us on a journey through his 20-year experience in rural Ireland, contrasting the cultural shifts he observed upon his return to the American Midwest....
2024-07-302h 02Unshod with D. Firth GriffithTalking to Trees and the Indigenization of Acknowledgement with Māori Healer, Chelita Kahutianui-o-te-Rangi ZaineyLet's not get this confused. This episode is not about the colonizer becoming less colonizing. The dominator becoming less dominating. The "knower of everything" becoming more powerful. This is about humanity becoming human, together, but through the gift of those already human and already living. About some taking large steps, others small but important ones. In this episode, Chelita Kahutianui-o-te-Rangi Zainey, Māori Healer and my dear and joyous friend, shines a deep light into her ancient and kindred relationship with our vegetative relations, attending to acknowledgement and intention and inviting us into this balance, this moment, together.
2024-07-221h 38Unshod with D. Firth GriffithMeeting The Potato, Talking to Plants, and Why Compassion is Humanity with Joe RowlandWhat if the drive for digital and agricultural perfection one and the same? What if the industrial complex, the "machine," is more than the technology that surrounds us but the technological identity working, slithering, oozing, its way out of us? In this episode, Joe and Daniel examine the complexities of recycling, sustainability, and regenerative agriculture. Hear our (Joe's!) candid reflections on the tension between immediate health concerns and the long-term environmental goals of the "green movements," questioning the authenticity of current regenerative movements. Our conversation emphasizes the importance of genuine ecological efforts over profit-driven motives, urging for...
2024-07-031h 25Unshod with D. Firth GriffithFrom Denusion to Unshod, Why We Changed our NameWelcome to Unshod (previously called Denusion)! This episode is a solocast with D. Firth Griffith on the nature of being, his paradigm shift away from "saving the world," why he wrote his latest book (Stagtine), and why all of this leads to the new name: Unshod. Conversate with us and become a member of our community for FREE! Join The Wildland Chronicles here!Buy the latest book, Stagtine, here!Stay tuned for some exciting episodes...
2024-06-2816 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithDreaming Our Way Forward and the Power of Story with author, Manda ScottIn this episode, D. Firth Griffith and Manda Scott discuss the power of "dreaming the future" into being, of story, and the wonderful soul found when we simply inhabit the stories in and around us. Buy Stagtine, my latest book here!About Manda:Born in Scotland at 318ppm CO2, Manda Scott was once a veterinary surgeon and is now a novelist, smallholder, renegade economist and host of the Accidental Gods podcast. Best known for the Boudica: Dreaming series, she’s co-creator of the Thrutopia Masterclass and her new novel, Any Human Power is a Th...
2024-06-1225 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRegeneration as a Monolith to Money-Making PART II with Jeremy DumphyIn this episode, D. Firth Griffith and Jeremy Dumphy discuss the misrepresentation of conventional agriculture and the reductionist and binary perspective of regenerative agriculture. They explore the impact of modern accessibility on agriculture and the lack of nuance in the regenerative movement. They also emphasize the importance of context, community, and balance, calling us homeward and not into globalism. The conversation explores the tension between balance and capitalism in the context of regenerative agriculture. It delves into the practicality of growing grains for sale locally and the importance of limits. The discussion also highlights the heroic narrative often associated...
2024-06-0647 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRegeneration as a Monolith to Money-Making PART I with Jeremy DumphyIn this episode, D. Firth Griffith and Jeremy Dumphy discuss the misrepresentation of conventional agriculture and the reductionist and binary perspective of regenerative agriculture. They explore the impact of modern accessibility on agriculture and the lack of nuance in the regenerative movement. They also emphasize the importance of context, community, and balance, calling us homeward and not into globalism. The conversation explores the tension between balance and capitalism in the context of regenerative agriculture. It delves into the practicality of growing grains for sale locally and the importance of limits. The discussion also highlights the heroic narrative often associated...
2024-05-251h 07
Practicing Catholic ShowCatholic Social Teaching: rights and responsibilities (with Fr. Daniel Griffith)The themes of Catholic social teaching are principles we should certainly strive for in our care for others. In this Practicing Catholic Classic, we revisit a conversation between host Patrick Conley and Fr. Daniel Griffith about teaching on “rights and responsibilities” - that is, the right to basic human needs and the responsibilities to care for those who are lacking these things. In a culture of abundance, how do we connect with those not in our immediate sphere who go without even the basics? What is this social teaching truly calling us to?
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2024-03-1116 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithWhy Climate Change Doesn't Need (more) Science w/ Dougald HineIn this conversation, Dugald Hine of the Dark Mountain Project and A School Called HOME and the author of the book, At Work In The Ruins, discusses the limitations of science in addressing climate change and the need to question and reevaluate our understanding of the issue. He emphasizes the importance of embracing vernacular knowledge and ways of knowing, as well as living in hope and embracing the home, the community. Hine also explores the need for a new narrative that goes beyond the singularization of knowledge and the supremacy of science. He discusses the concept of...
2024-01-261h 00Unshod with D. Firth GriffithWhat World Are We Trying To Save? w/ Hadden TurnerIn this conversation, Daniel Firth Griffith and Hadden Turner of Over The Field explores the themes of agrarianism, localism, and the challenges of dismantling the consumeristic system in the face of a climate emergency.We cover topics such as the refuge of authenticity, the concept of the machine, the tension between industrialism and agrarianism, the challenge of time and scale, the delusion of modernity and consumerism, resilience in the face of a climate emergency, and the need for consumerism to die. The conversation highlights the importance of locally adapted farming practices and the role of individuals and...
2024-01-201h 16Unshod with D. Firth GriffithOpen Pollinated Grains w/ Rupert DunnIn this conversation, Rupert shares his journey of growing heritage grains and the importance of cross-pollination and adaptation in the field. He emphasizes the relationship between wheat fields and forests, highlighting the need for biodiversity and relationship. Rupert and Daniel also discuss the impact of capitalism on farming and the search for meaning in the face of challenges. They explore the connection between death and capitalism, and the need for emergence and relationship in rewilding and baking. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the transformative power of bread making and the importance of finding meaning and...
2024-01-161h 30Unshod with D. Firth GriffithThe Climate According to Life w/ Rob LewisIn this conversation, Daniel Firth Griffith and Rob Lewis discuss the climate crisis from a holistic and poetic perspective. They explore the role of poetry in understanding the climate crisis and the need for a shift in language and perspective. They also examine the influence of capitalism on climate science and solutions, as well as the importance of taking the time to address the crisis.The conversation highlights the complexity and unifying nature of the climate crisis and emphasizes the need to talk to Earth on her terms. Rob also discusses the importance of language in our...
2024-01-1058 min
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithRupert Dunn and the Alchemy of TransformationIn this episode, Daniel Griffith and Rupert Dunn discuss the inspiration of peasant baking and wilding and the impact both of these paradigms have on their lives. They explore Rupert's background and journey, including his move to Lithuania with his family. The conversation delves into the tension between wild and agricultural food production and the importance of the alchemy and transformation, the basis of relationship and food. Daniel and Rupert also discuss the heart of the harvest and the difference between being and doing. They explore the impact of property rights on food production; the relationship between...
2024-01-071h 33
The Startup CPG Podcast#119 Lil Bucks: Cultivating Health and Sustainability Through Buckwheat with Founder Emily Griffith and Luke Peterson from A-Frame FarmThis episode was sponsored by RangeMe. Go to rangeme.com/startupcpgThis episode was sponsored by Cin7. Go to cin7.com/startupcpgThis episode was sponsored by Strategy Maven Agency. Go to strategymavenagency.com In this episode of the Startup CPG podcast with Daniel Scharff featuring Emily Griffith, founder of Lil Bucks, and Luke Peterson from A-Frame Farm, delve into their mission to make America fall in love with buckwheat and improve diets and soil health. Discover the wonders of regenerative organic certified buckwheat products and the pr...
2023-12-1953 minUnshod with D. Firth GriffithHilda Labrada Gore and the Dialogue of LoveIn this episode: Hilda Labrada Gore of Holistic Hilda and The Wise Traditions Podcast.We discuss the importance of unity and diversity in agriculture and how curiosity and asking questions can lead to personal and professional growth. We also touch on the importance of dialogue and community, emphasizing the value of listening to different viewpoints and being open to learning from others. Alongside these larger conversation, we dive into the limitations of social media and the need for more intimate connections, reflecting on the potential impact of viewing the “climate problem” as a lack of invited dialogue, only...
2023-12-0136 minUnshod with D. Firth GriffithHilda Labrada Gore and the Dialogue of LoveIn this episode, Hilda Labrada Gore of Holistic Hilda and The Wise Traditions Podcast and I discuss the difference between unity and community, what she calls the problem of uniformity; the role of dialogue in more-healthy society; the need for love throughout; and much more!Join us for this amazingly enriching conversation!Hilda's Website: www.holistichilda.comAwareness Book: Amazon linkDaniel's Website: www.danielfirthgriffith.comDenuding the Illusion: danielfirthgriffith.substack.com
2023-12-0136 min
Griffith Alumni StoriesGriffith Alumni Stories - Episode 18 - Daniel PurcellWe are delighted to welcome Daniel Purcell to the Griffith Alumni Stories Podcast!
Daniel graduated from Griffith College Dublin in 2004 with a BA in Business & Law.
Managing to fit in plenty of traveling while building his career, Daniel is now self-employed as a Management Consultant and Senior Business Advisor. He speaks about his time in Griffith College, his career trajectory afterwards and the power of positive thinking.
Follow us on Instagram @griffithcollegealumni to share your own journey!
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2023-09-0833 min
The Modern Ancestral Mamas PodcastEpisode 40: Beyond Regeneration: Connecting our Souls to the Soil with Daniel Firth GriffithIn this episode we interviewed Daniel Griffith of the Robinia Institute. In today’s climate, regenerative agriculture is a popular phrase being used in the farming and health industries, as well as marketing campaigns. Daniel unpacks what the label “regenerative agriculture” means and why the conversation and practices surrounding this trendy label might need to be reframed. He posits that regenerative agriculture does not actually get to the root cause of our problems since it simply continues the cycle of mechanization and reductionism. As Daniel so beautifully says: “First we need to heal the soul before healing the soil.” Tune in fo...
2023-09-061h 46
Sowing Prosperity#24: Localism: The Key to a Sustainable Future | A Conversation with Daniel GriffithIn this insightful episode of Sowing Prosperity, host Logan Duvall is joined by Daniel Griffith, a passionate advocate for localized communities and regenerative farming practices. Daniel shares his expertise on why localism is key to creating resilient, sustainable food systems. The conversation delves into the principles of holistic management and regenerative agriculture, exploring how these approaches can revolutionize our food systems. Join us as Daniel explains the transformative power of localism in reducing waste and fostering stronger, healthier communities.
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The Power of Localism: Daniel Griffith discusses why localism is vital in building sustainable and...
2023-09-0644 min
Insights In SoundInsights In Sound 126 - Gil Griffith, EntrepreneurIn an industry filled with unique career paths, Gil Griffith has forged his own, combining a love of music and technology with a keen grasp of business and a passion for connecting with other creatives. We hung out for a wide-ranging chat on career, technology, music, and discovering what you're good at.
2023-08-181h 00
Our Society | Jon AlbaRegenerative Agriculture vs. Industrialized Agriculture | Daniel Griffith | Part 2 | Ep.52Is Regenerative Agriculture truly better than Industrialized Agriculture? That is one of the many topics that I covered with Daniel Griffith. Daniel is an author, farmer, father, husband, and an avid lover of the wilderness. Daniel offers a completely new and unique perspective in the regenerative agricultural space - one that is simultaneously loved and disliked by many.
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2023-08-1655 min
Our Society | Jon AlbaRegenerative Agriculture vs. Industrialized Agriculture | Daniel Griffith | Part 1 | Ep.51Is Regenerative Agriculture truly better than Industrialized Agriculture? That is one of the many topics that I covered with Daniel Griffith. Daniel is an author, farmer, father, husband, and an avid lover of the wilderness. Daniel offers a completely new and unique perspective in the regenerative agricultural space - one that is simultaneously loved and disliked by many.
Follow Daniel down below.
From his IG link you can get to his books, substack, and other accounts. https://www.instagram.com/daniel.firth.griffith/
2023-08-091h 26
Unshod with D. Firth GriffithDoes Our Agriculture Need Regenerated? w/ Clara ZanderJoin Clara and Daniel as they discuss the linguistics behinds the "regenerative agricultural" movement. When we say "regeneration," do we mean it as a verb or an adjective? Dive in with us as we explore the ridiculously potent ramifications of your answer. Join Denuding The illusion's Substack here!
2023-07-2457 min
The Wildly Capable Show"We're selling diabetic cows to humans" — how your "regenerative" grocery store meat is mechanized and industrialized with Daniel Griffith of Commons ProvisionsIn this episode, Joey and I sat down with Daniel Griffith of Commons Provisions. Daniel eloquently paints the grave challenge ranchers face when selling under various grocery store labels. As an advocate for local food, Daniel outlines the issues with the structures in place within our society. Tune in to hear the intricate nuance of America's meat industry to find out why local food trumps certified regenerative meat every day.Podcast mentioned: Kellogg, Bill Gates, and Rockefeller—how extreme ideology shaped America's most quintessential foods with James ConnollyFind Commons ProvisionsIn...
2023-06-211h 58