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Richie Norton’s journey from the rugby field to peak performance coaching is nothing short of extraordinary. With a decade of experience, he's mastered the art of resilience training, shaping actors and athletes into unstoppable forces.

But Richie's approach extends beyond the physical. With yoga, breathwork, and a deep connection to nature, he guides individuals and teams to unlock their true potential.

From CEOs to sports clubs, Richie's impact is felt globally, fostering productivity, wellbeing, and a profound connection to the world around us.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction

01:14
Richie's Journey and Rugby

04:15
The Importance of Resilience

06:15
Becoming a Yoga Teacher

07:14
Connecting Men with Wellbeing

13:11
The Gap in Men's Wellbeing

16:05
The Power of Breathwork

22:44
Living a Performance Lifestyle

26:16
Challenging Society's Perception of Aging

27:07
The Importance of Taking Action

28:18
Choosing How to Suffer

29:27
Managing Chronic Stress

30:53
The Impact of Overstimulation

34:55
Creating Daily Rituals

39:18
The Power of Nature

42:54
Starting with Small Changes

46:24
Accessible Wellness Practices

48:08
The Ripple Effect of Positive Change

Instagram - @richienorton_
Website - https://richie-norton.com

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In this episode I sit down with my husband Barney Clarke, a passionate outdoor educator, to dive deep into the transformative power of outdoor education.

Barney's journey into the world of outdoor education is a testament to the profound impact nature can have on our lives. From his humble beginnings to his current role as an advocate for outdoor learning, Barney shares his personal story of how his love for nature paved the way for his career.

We unravel the myriad benefits of outdoor education, from fostering resilience and confidence in children to nurturing their mental well-being. Barney talks about the challenges facing this vital field, from funding woes to behaviour management in the great outdoors.

Throughout the conversation, Barney emphasises the value of hands-on experiences and the importance of instilling a love of nature in the next generation. From teaching respect for the planet to promoting healthy minds and bodies, outdoor education is a powerful tool for empowering children and shaping future stewards of the Earth.

So, grab your hiking boots and join us as we journey into the heart of outdoor education with Barney Clarke. Get ready to be inspired, enlightened, and reminded of the boundless wonders that await us in the great outdoors.

00:00
Introduction and Background

08:01
Memorable Experiences and Impact

16:12
Challenges in Outdoor Education

31:08
The Impact of Parenthood on Teaching Approach

39:41
Never Growing Old in Nature

Instagram - @kenchhill_centre
Website - https://kenchhill.co.uk/

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Hayley Browning’s journey is truly inspiring. Paddleboarding entered her life as a beacon of hope after her diagnosis of breast cancer at just 27 years old. It became her lifeline, reconnecting her with the healing power of nature that she had missed since her days living off-grid in a wooden cabin on Wolf Lake in Minnesota.

But it wasn't until she took the leap of faith, quitting her 9-5 office job and risking her life savings to pursue her dream of working on the water, that the true magic happened. Today's episode promises to inspire you to embrace the unknown, trusting that the net will appear, just as it did for Hayley.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Overview of the Paddle Cabin

08:05
Leaving London and Starting the Paddle Cabin

15:31
Transitioning from a Nine-to-Five Job to Pursuing Outdoor Adventures

38:44
Lessons Learned from Outdoor Adventures

Instagram - @paddlecabin / @hayleyexplores
Website - https://www.paddlecabin.co.uk/

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Let me paint a picture of our guest today. Ed Kyrke-Smith established Rebel Farmer as a rebellion against the conventional practices of food consumption. His platform promotes and produces local seasonal food, grown ethically on a smaller scale, while also educating communities on sustainable growing techniques.

With a focus on fostering smaller, more localised consumer-producer relationships, Ed's mission is to reduce the negative environmental impact of farming and create a more resilient food system.

Eight years after nurturing his first tomato plant, and with seven years of dedicated development from his site in Kent, Ed now stands as a leading voice in sustainable growing, ethical agriculture, and principles of NO-DIG and permaculture.

Ed’s dedication to ethical farming and community engagement is truly inspiring. I can't wait to delve deeper into your journey and the impact you're making in the world of food production.

Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Background

02:31
Moving to Kent and Starting a Homestead

08:04
Discovering Permaculture and Sustainable Living

09:56
Transitioning to a Sustainable Lifestyle

14:19
Finding a Home in Kent

19:22
Incorporating Nature into Family Life

20:45
The Journey of Sustainable Farming

22:09
Economics and Self-Sufficiency

23:16
The Impact of Cheap Supermarket Produce

24:39
The Problems with Supermarkets

26:01
The Hunger Gap and Seasonal Foods

29:37
The Future of Food and Relocalization

35:20
Kent Food Hubs and the Kent School of Food

38:44
Creating a Perennial Forest Garden

47:18
Wilder Work and Rewilding the Senses

50:01
The Future of Food and Educating the Next Generation

51:13
Observation and Finding Inspiration in Nature

52:01
Volunteering at Rebel Farmer HQ

Instagram - @rebelfarmered
Website - https://www.rebelfarmer.co.uk/

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Let me introduce you to someone whose lens really does capture the spirit of adventure Charlotte Broster is a photographer, a writer, cold water and a passionate advocate for self-discovery through outdoor experiences. Charlotte is based on the stunning Kent coast near Canterbury. She provides relaxed, natural, and fun outdoor photoshoots, catering to free spirits who are always on the lookout for little adventures.

Adventure is at the forefront of Charlotte's photography brand. Leading people on exciting outdoor experiences where they can bond, unwind, and mess around is what she loves to do.

But Charlotte's adventures don't stop there. She's a wild swimmer and ice bath fanatic. With a background in journalism, Charlotte writes on the themes of adventure, self-discovery, and wellbeing best known for her Making Waves Project, a portfolio of ordinary women telling extraordinary stories that would otherwise be untold. Here is my chat with Charlotte …

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background
02:38 Finding a Creative Identity
04:00 Transition to Outdoor Photography
06:19 Discovering the Golden Hour
08:20 Moving to the Coast and Finding Identity
10:07 The Making Waves Project
13:02 Matricence and Identity Crisis
20:09 The Power of the Outdoors
22:47 Choosing the Outdoors as a Niche
29:33 Passion for Cold Water Therapy
37:26 Future Plans and Expansion
42:43 Learnings from the Great Outdoors
48:09 Continuing the Making Waves Project

Instagram - @the.outdoor.studio
Wesbite - https://www.theoutdoorstudio.co.uk

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Meet Martin Dorey – a multi-faceted individual, blending the roles of writer, surfer, environmentalist, and avid camper van enthusiast.

As the founder of the 2 Minute Foundation, Martin is on a mission to combat ocean pollution, one small action at a time. His dedication to cleaning up our seas has earned him widespread acclaim and admiration and in 2023 he was awarded an MBE for his commitment to the environment and recycling. Additionally, Martin's authored 'best-selling' travel series, chronicling the joys of slow travel in a camper van, has captivated audiences worldwide.

In this episode, Martin shares his love for nature and outdoor activities, including surfing and camping. He discusses how he overcame an injury and adapted his active lifestyle. Martin also explains how spending time in nature can inspire people to protect the environment. He shares the story behind the Two Minute Beach Clean movement and its impact on communities. Lastly, Martin talks about the joy of campervanning and the importance of access to nature for all. The conversation explores the healing power of nature and the balance between environmentalism and the campervan lifestyle. It delves into the challenges of transitioning to a greener lifestyle and introduces the Way of the Waves project, a cycling and surfing adventure.

Instagram -@martindorey
Website - https://martindorey.com/

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Howard Foster is a Marine Conservations and Founder of Big Blue Foundation - a UK based charity that combines cutting-edge science and traditional knowledge to empower global communities to safeguard their oceans. Howard shares his journey into how he got into conservation work and the importance it has on his own personal life for maintaining his mental health.

Instagram -@thebigbluefoundation
Photo - @apartphotography

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If you have any questions or would like to suggest a guest please get in touch! You can email India via indiapearsonclarke@gmail.com or send a message via Instagram @india_outdoors / @finandflow / www.indiapearson.co.uk

~Music - Caleb Howard Almond / @oakandalmondcarpentry

You can find this episode on iTunes, Spotify and many other podcast platform

If you have any questions or would like to suggest a guest please get in touch! You can email India via indiapearsonclarke@gmail.com or send a message via Instagram @india_outdoors / @finandflow / www.indiapearson.co.uk

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Gail Muller describes herself as an adventurer, writer and speaker with a side order of overcoming chronic illness. Gail was told she would be in a wheelchair by the age of forty but At forty-one, she embarked on one of the world’s toughest treks – The Appalachian Trail. Gail shares her account of this adventure in her book Unlost and I had the provilidge of chatting to Gail about her inspirational story and am so happy to share it with you today

Instagram -@thegailmuller

Website - https://gailmuller.com/

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If you have any questions or would like to suggest a guest please get in touch! You can email India via indiapearsonclarke@gmail.com or send a message via Instagram @india_outdoors / @finandflow / www.indiapearson.co.uk

~Music - Caleb Howard Almond / @oakandalmondcarpentry

You can find this episode on iTunes, Spotify and many other podcast platform

If you have any questions or would like to suggest a guest please get in touch! You can email India via indiapearsonclarke@gmail.com or send a message via Instagram @india_outdoors / @finandflow / www.indiapearson.co.uk

~Music - Caleb Howard Almond / @oakandalmondcarpentry