0-14:26 (14mins 24secs) The human addiction to ‘stuff’ and the struggle to declutter The social dilemma: we won’t be happy till we have the next thing 2021 has begun and the Two Natural Ladies discuss decluttering Oh dear, Vicki has a problem letting go of her past clutter. Jo offers to help but worries this could be the end of
Read moreHealthy oceans are vitally important – they feed billions of people and provide most of the oxygen we breathe. However, marine life is under threat from over fishing, water acidification and plastic pollution. Marine Biologist Dr Jodie Rummer joined Hear and There presenter Nathan Reynolds for a deep dive into the issues surrounding ocean sustainability. “Polihale Kauai” by Justin Ornellas
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Two Natural Ladies continue their unique banter – starting with their intro – Good morning this is Vicki and this is Jo and we are the Two Natural Ladies Exploring new frontiers boldly going where none has gone before – or at least in the way we do! These are the voyages of Two Natural Ladies Their continuing mission to
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Topics including Gardening, sustainability and brain science feature in this weeks episode – plus more conversation, banter and fun 🙂 1:11 – 14-52(approx.) Two Natural ladies love for Olives: And bartering in the garden Two Nature Ladies are in love with olives, the oldest cultivated tree in existence. This hardy and forgiving tree grows in a number of warm
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Includes interviews with – Elle Paton about Tiny Home living and local Australian musician, Peter Jackson Other topics, chats and banter this episode (and approximate times) include – 3:18 – 16:36 (13 mins 18 secs) “Life is more fun when you play games” Roald Dahl Two Natural Ladies share some of their book (yet to be released) on ‘Laughter
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Another jam packed show including many and varied topics – 0min-12mins 38seconds Self Care: why do we think we are not OK? (12 mins 38 seconds) Two Natural Ladies read an excerpt from their book – Jo starts with a discussion about why we think we are not ok? We are always too fat, too shy, and not smart
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