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Connect with Nature Podcast OUT NOW
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Check out our first podcast #connectwithnature https://t.co/sg7mfqdQj9
With our 5 panel guests we discuss the current state of our Earth and mental wellbeing and how to improve them and the social and environmental justice we need to think about
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Meet the Panelist: Sam is involved with plans to create gardens and growing spaces all around locally in our town of Luton with Edible high Town (@ediblehightown)
In our podcast, one of the things he calls attention to the importance of asking for help and realising that you can never stop learning, especially when it comes to social and environmental wellbeing.
Meet the Panelist: Sarah's personal mission is to build a happy, healthy, engaged society. Action for happiness (@actionhappiness) is a charity that helps people understand what it means to be happy and provide tips and advice on how to be happy.
A highlight of our podcast is when she speaks of environmental and social justice to be thought about surrounding the effects the global north has on the global south.
Meet the Panelist: Karen is a leadership coach whose heart's true inclination is toward emotional intelligence and understanding how to keep balance. In our podcast she taught us the importance of 'reality testing'
Meet the Panelist: Tyffany Howard (@tyffanyhoward) is a spiritual activist, personal and spiritual growth teacher, speaker and author. In our podcast she shares her passion and insight around the interconnectivity of humans and nature.
We with our amazing panel guests, will be discussing the current state of our Earth and mental wellbeing and how to improve them and the social and environmental justice we need to be thinking about as we navigate our way to a 'new and improved normal'