Episode 9 Chloe Jungwirth

Madelaine started her business 'Madelaine's eggs' as a home school project when she was eight years old. She was kind enough to invite Noodlebugz to meet her chickens, her dog and her family at her beautiful organic farm in the Macedon ranges. These two homeschoolers and all round eggs-a-lent individuals discuss animal welfare, sustainability and health in this live podcast.

A fun and wide ranging chat between Noodlebugz and mycologist and eco warrior Chloe Jungwirth. They focus on natural health, ecology and of course fungi!

This month Noodlebugz is talking to environmentalist Pippa Holmes.They discuss recycling, waste and wetlands with an emphasis on South Australia’s Coorong National Park.

Noodlebugz dives deep into the compost bin with Ecologist, Educator and self confessed ’Compost Nerd’ Arwen Birch.

A truly inspiring conversation with Bee expert and all round wise human Robert Redpath.

In this episode Ned talks with palaeontologist Ben Franciscelli about Whales, megafauna and extinction.

Fam Charko is a marine biologist working at the Port Phillip EcoCentre. This 50 minute conversation is absolutely riveting and could easily have been twice as long. To find out more about her work visit www.EcoCentre.com

Today’s guest is Melissa Claire creator of Firekeepers nature awareness camps. Mel and Noodlebugz discuss the constant presence of nature and our intrinsic part in it.

This week Noodlebugz interviewed Georgia Beattie the founder and CEO of Bulla Park Farm which is Australia’s largest organic mushroom farm. They discuss sustainability, living in line with your purpose and of course fungi!

Two fun guys discuss fungi.