Unshod with D. Firth Griffith

In 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 i...

In 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...

In 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 o...

In 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...

In 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 c...

In 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 transformati...

In 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. Along...

Join 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!

Join Clara and Daniel as they discuss all things holistic management and the role of roots to ground us in place. We also discuss the difference between inputs and community. That is, while resilient systems require the workings of community, they may not require external and consumable inputs. Maybe. Join Denuding The illusion's Substack here!

Join us as we read a truculent and fiesty article that Daniel wrote for Resilience.org, the Journal of the Post Carbon Initiative, about the deconstruction of the "regenerative" food system. Read the full article here! Join Denuding The illusion's Substack here!

In this episode, Clara and Daniel open Season 3 with a bang! What is Regeneration, really? Or, a better question ... is Regeneration even possible?

Can regeneration stand in the modern century? What is the connection between the modern modes of Regenerative Agriculture and the traditions of indiginous wisdom? In this episode, Daniel has one of the most pivotal conversations with his friend, Precious Phiri, that Denusion has yet to air! Precious talks about her early and hard life in Zimbabwe, her work to heal the communal rural lands of her p...

What is more important: commercial acquisition or communal support? Does regeneration really need scaled? Do we need to build CPG (Consumer Packaged Goods) companies that then get acquired by the world's largest food organizations to "save" the modern regenerative movement? This Denusion Fieldcast is with Brian Gallatin, the Land Steward of South 30 Farm in Virginia Beach, Virginia....

Does regenerative agriculture start in the soul or the soil? Is holism required in regenration? In this episode, Daniel speaks with Gabe Brown, one of the founders of the MODERN regenerative movement and, to be quite honest, we think you will be surprised what the conversation goes toward: community health over soil health and the need for foods to be kept locally. Follow along with Season 2, Dark...

What if consciousness is a regenerative act? Like no-till drills and animal impact and holistic grazing systems ... rewilding our consciousness. Follow along with Season 2, Dark Cloud Country by picking up a copy of the book! Go to https://robiniainstitute.com/dark and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and a FREE and SIGNED copy of Wild Like Flowers ! This gives yo...

We are thrilled to be releasing Season 2 of Denusion with you all! We pray this season will mean as much to you as it does to us. Follow along with Season 2, Dark Cloud Country by picking up a copy of the book! Go to https://robiniainstitute.com/dark and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and a FREE and SIGNED copy of Wild Like Flowers ! This gives you the book at c...

In this episode, Tre' and I discuss everything from the expansion of the term "regeneration" into the full world of human action (not just agriculture); how ideas in organizations require a death process; why organizations need holism and management, which means design, intentionality, and purpose; and so much more! Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking u...

In this episode, Charles and I discuss everything from the State of Separation and Interbeing; the role of patience in regenerating ecosystems and communities; how that patience is really also hope and trust that nature has your back, and SO much more! Charles is one of the leading minds in this emerging space and it is a true blessing to have had him with us! Follow along with Season 1, On Being...

In this episode, Daniel converses with Abbey Smith of UVE, a center of regeneration and holistic management in Northern California, about the power of pain in her health journey that has and is currently bearing a new and very mindful framework of regeneration in her life.  One that centers around mindset and a change toward community. Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by pick...

In this episode, Daniel converses with Judith D. Schwartz about wildness and the role of wild animals in the creation and nurturing of ecosystem function. The conversation goes deep into the heart of what regeneration is, concluding that, to regenerate, we must trust nature and have hope in her wonderous world.  Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the boo...

In this episode, Daniel converses with a new friend and fellow collaborator, Zachary Angelini, who was the Environmental Stewardship Manager of Timberland and is a GreenBiz 30 Under 30 awardee. Zach talk about how, if big brands are to truly make a difference in co-creating a more beautiful world, they need to transpose their age-old systems of competition  into visions of collaboration.  Follow a...

In this episode, Daniel converses with a dear friend and fellow regenerator, Eli Mack of Mack Farms in Brush Valley, PA. They talk all things regeneration, intimacy and the need for monitoring to nuture a truly regenerative an nourishing future. Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denu...

In this episode, we take a break from interviews and conversations to listen to Chapter 4 of Daniel's book, Wild Like Flowers , titled: To Be A Stone, which challenges the notion that dirt is dead and soil is living. Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% of...

In this episode, Daniel shares a live conversation with Doniga Markegard, author of Dawn Again and regenerative farmer from California.   Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and get free shipping! This gives you the book at cost, a blessing, we...