Kerry Clasby | Exploring Intuition, Regenerative Farming, and Hidden Truths

Join us on this enlightening episode as we delve deep into various thought-provoking topics with regenerative farmer and intuitive guide, Kerry Clasby. Set against the backdrop of her Malibu farm, Kerry shares insights on the impact of electromagnetic fields, the importance of intuitive living, the dangers of modern agricultural practices, and the socio-political dynamics influencing our world today. From personal stories of resilience post-Woolsey fires to the exploration of quantum entanglement and consciousness, this conversation offers a rich tapestry of knowledge and inspiration focused on living a transparent and truthful life. Episode Links:  Malibu Fig Ranch - https://malibufigranch.com/ Episode Sponsor: This episode of The Regenerative Journey is brought to you by the Holistic Management Cooperative. The Co-op offers Ecological monitoring- like a health check for your land- as well as foundational online courses about regenerating land. They will be launching regional impact groups very soon, a group of like-minded people, sharing experiences and learning from each other, so you can convert information and knowledge into action, regenerating your land and business. If you want to subscribe to your Regional Impact Groups ,you can use code charlie10 for a 10% discount. Each regional impact group has a free On-Farm field day coming this October. Take the time to get into the paddock with other like-minded people wanting to get results with regenerating land. You can follow them on socials @holistic management coop or subscribe and find out more on their website https://page.holisticmanagement.au/on-farm-day Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners.  https://charliearnott.com.au/podcast/ to support my work. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to Malibu: Fires and 5G Controversies 04:16 Quantum Entanglement and Spiritual Awakening 07:01 Meditation and the Power of Intuition 45:19 The Illusion of Money and Relationships 46:32 Commitment to Truth and Intuition 59:31 Political Views and Government Critique 01:18:36 Controversial Gain of Function Research 01:20:59 Political Figures and Their Impact 01:32:02 Sustainable Farming and Biodynamic Practices

For Dan Barber, flavour is not an afterthought—it is the foundation of a regenerative food system. In this episode, Barber dives deep into the connections between seed genetics, soil health, biodiversity, and taste. He tells the story of how conversations with breeders reshaped his understanding of agriculture and led him to co-found Row 7 Seeds. Barber also explores the cultural evolution of cuisine, the rise of niche food identities, and why sustainability requires bold changes rather than incremental fixes. A masterclass in connecting ecology with gastronomy. Episode Links:  Row 7 Seeds - https://www.row7seeds.com/ Blue Hill Farm - https://www.bluehillfarm.com/ Stone Barn Centre - https://www.stonebarnscenter.org/ Episode Sponsor: This episode of The Regenerative Journey is brought to you by Nourishing Australia, a not-for-profit on a mission to reconnect soil health with climate and human health. Join them for the Nourishing Australia Conference on Saturday 1 November 2025 at UTS Sydney — or stream it live from anywhere. The day will feature leading voices exploring how healthy soils shape resilient ecosystems and communities — plus, all registrants receive recordings of the talks. Walter Jehne, Stuart Andrews, Dr Ron Erlich, Martin Rhoyds, Dr Max Gulhane Get 20% off with the code CHARLIEARNOTT20 at checkout. Visit nourishingaustralia.org  for details. Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners.  https://charliearnott.com.au/podcast/ to support my work. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:37 The Importance of Culinary Connection to Nature 05:44 Dan Barber's Early Life and Influences 13:50 The Evolution of Modern Cuisine 23:34 The Evolution of Nouv Cuisine 25:46 The Future of Food and Agriculture 28:44 Center for Food and Agriculture Initiatives 31:58 Innovative Farming and Seed Projects  

In this energising episode of The Regenerative Journey, Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms brings his trademark humour and boldness to a conversation about food, farming, and freedom. Known worldwide as the "lunatic farmer," Joel shares his unapologetic critique of industrial agriculture and his vision for resilient, decentralised food systems. From stories of intergenerational legacy to lessons on stewardship, innovation, and community, Joel challenges listeners to rethink how food is produced and consumed. His passion for ecology, economy, and ethics is as inspiring as it is practical. Episode Links:  https://charliearnott.com.au/podcast-ep2/ Episode Sponsor:  This episode of The Regenerative Journey is brought to you by Regrarians, creators of the Regrarians Open Consultancy (ROC) programs — a globally respected platform supporting farmers and land managers to regenerate their landscapes and livelihoods. ROC is now open for registrations through to October 2025, with in-person and online consultancies planned across Europe. Learn more and register at regrarians.org/roc-europe-2025  Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners.  Episode Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:26 Joel's Australian Adventures 03:59 Farming Practices and Challenges 21:24 Methane and Environmental Impact 41:01 The Tragedy of the Human Condition 47:26 The Impact of COVID-19 on Farming 49:34 Adapting to Market Changes 01:12:26 Parenting and Entrepreneurial Advice    

In the first episode of the new season of 'The Regenerative Journey,' host Charlie Arnott, alongside Angelica, introduces listeners to their special podcast series that delves into regenerative farming. They share the excitement about the new season recorded over a year ago and the unique interviews lined up. Additionally, they introduce their 'Tree Change Initiative'—an opportunity for families to experience country living by renting their fully-furnished 1927 Federation home on their chemical-free farm. Charlie and Angelica emphasise the community and natural beauty surrounding their farm while encouraging families to immerse themselves fully in a regenerative living experience. Listeners are also invited to engage in various workshops offered on the farm. Episode Links:  https://littleplains.com.au/ Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners.   Episode Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to The Regenerative Journey 00:45 Season Kickoff and Personal Updates 02:27 Springtime Reflections and Garden Updates 04:18 Introducing the Tree Change Initiative 05:47 Details on Little Plains and Community Life 11:09 Upcoming Episodes and Guest Highlights 13:23 Conclusion and Call to Action  

Charlie sits down with Will, an innovative farmer utilising cutting-edge technology on his farm. They discuss the integration of drones, AI, and remote sensing to improve safety and reduce workload, addressing common misconceptions about scale in farming. Will also shares insights from his workshops and the importance of balancing tech with human connection, reflecting on the recent 'Grounded' conference. Highlights include Will's DIY tech solutions, community engagement, and the value of understanding landscape and relationships in agriculture.  Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos   Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our sponsors, subscribers and listeners. Episode Chapters: 01:59 Event Impressions and Tech Demos 03:27 Deep Dive into Drone Technology 04:47 Challenges and Solutions in Ag Tech 07:09 Building a Custom Farm Management Platform 08:58 Conference Highlights and Personal Reflections 15:10 Future Plans and Closing Remarks

Charlie speaks with Terry McCosker about various topics related to regenerative agriculture and land management. They discuss the challenges and potential solutions for scaling Indigenous burning practices, the impact of poor grazing management on fire loads, and the evolving understanding of soil health and its correlation to livestock health and productivity. They also touch upon the controversial topic of carbon credits and the role they play in the supply chain. Terry emphasises the need for integrating both fire and grazing management for optimal land health and sustainability.    Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.  Episode Chapters: 01:10 Welcome and Guest Introduction 01:45 Discussion on Indigenous Burning Practices 02:46 Challenges in Fire Management 04:08 Grazing vs. Fire Climax 05:32 Impact of Poor Grazing Management 06:26 Indigenous Knowledge and Modern Challenges 09:15 Bionutrient Food Association and Soil Health 13:00 Upcoming Session on Carbon 15:05 Conclusion and Farewell  

Charlie talks with Stacey about the highlights of recent conference presentations and her work. Stacey shares her passion for breaking down silos between disciplines and discusses the bionutrient research by the Bionutrient Food Association and Dr. Anita Fleming's groundbreaking work on health farming. The conversation dives into Stacey's session on 'Nutritional Dark Matter'—unexplored phytochemicals in food and their significant impact on human health. They delve into how these compounds, while beneficial, can also pose risks, and the importance of consuming food grown in healthy soil. Stacey also touches on her future plans to further explore Anita Fleming's work and promote the mission of the Bionutrient Food Association.  Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.   Episode Chapters  01:09 Welcome to the Guest 01:27 Conference Highlights and Insights 05:28 Exploring Nutritional Dark Matter 07:00 Impact of Phytochemicals on Health 11:50 Future Actions and Closing Remarks  

Charlie welcomes a UK dairy farmer Sophie who shares her journey in organic and regenerative farming over the past 11 years. They discuss the challenges and solutions in the industry, including the importance of soil health, changing farming practices, and the role of local abattoirs. The guest also highlights her efforts in inspiring the next generation of farmers and her involvement with the National Farmers Union. Additionally, she reflects on the value of family meals and conversations at home.  Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.  Episode Chapters: 01:10 Welcome to Fat Pig Farm 01:30 Guest's Experience at Grounded 02:35 Challenges and Innovations in Farming 03:15 Farming Practices in the UK 05:14 Industry Involvement and Advocacy 06:29 Takeaways and Future Plans 07:41 Concluding Remarks  

Charlie welcomes Rachael Treasure, a Tasmanian author and regenerative farmer, to discuss her experiences and highlights from the Grounded event at Fat Pig Farm. Rachael shares her journey into regenerative farming, her admiration for Ian and Di Haggerty, and insights from Angela Clifford regarding sustainable food systems in New Zealand. Additionally, Rachael talks about her novel 'Milking Time,' her foray into stand-up comedy, and her upcoming natural sequence farming course with Stu Andrews. The episode blends laughter, inspiration, and practical advice for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture.    Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.   Episode Chapters: 01:10 Welcoming Rachel Treasure 02:45 Highlights from Day One 07:14 Stand-Up Comedy and Personal Journey 12:37 Upcoming Events and Future Plans 14:43 Conclusion and Farewell

In this episode of 'The Regenerative Journey,' host Charlie Arnott sits down with James Rebanks at the Grounded conference in Tasmania. They discuss the critical role of farmers in public and mental health, the impact of farming practices on soil and human biomes, and the urgent need for governments to prioritize sustainable agriculture. Rebanks shares insights on the current state of farming in the UK, the economic challenges faced by farmers, and the importance of local food systems. Despite pressures from big agriculture and complex political landscapes, both Rebanks and Arnott emphasize the potential of regenerative farming to transform the land and ensure food security. Join Charlie and James as they delve into the future of farming and the remarkable shifts happening across agricultural practices.  Episode Links: Watch this Ep and others here - https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieArnottRegenJourney/videos  Groundswell Festival on 2-3rd July 2025 www.groundswellag.com Groundswell YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/groundswell-agriculture Grounded 2025 - 19 & 20 September Western Australia - https://groundedaustralia.com.au/ Grounded YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@GroundedAustralia/videos Episode Credits: Thank you to all who've made this show possible. Our host Charlie Arnott and, of course, we are grateful for our supporters, subscribers and listeners.   Episode Chapters: 01:09 Interview with James Rebanks Begins 01:27 Impressions of the Grounded Conference 01:46 The Role of Farmers in Public Health 02:50 Challenges in Modern Farming 03:41 Government and Agricultural Policies 06:04 Food Security Concerns 08:45 Regenerative Agriculture in the UK 15:18 Soil Health and Farming Techniques 24:03 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans