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And when he was imprisoned for 3 weeks in Sudan was that racism too?

Who the hell cares!? This is the same as audiophiles masturbating about minute differences in sound quality inaudible to the human ear. But hey, if obsessing over the making of your coffee gives you more enjoyment trough placebo then go ahead

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Saving spots is not allowed in most runs. Since spots are so hard come by it isnt fair to save spots almost a year ahead of time. She should sign up next time like she did this time, i know it feels unfair, but nobody can defer a spot in my experience (i broke my leg) and i will need to just sign up again next time 🤷‍♀️ this is the only way to keep it fair for everyone right?

Loved this interview! I had the pleasure of meeting Fiona in Boston! We road the bus together to run our Boston 2024. We had the most wonderful conversation about her Boston journey! She is such a strong woman & has such a great story to share! Fiona actually sang to me to calm my nerves! God put us together that wonderful morning! God Bless you Fiona! I hope we can meet up again in the future! ❤️🙌🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️

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Great conversation! It was very informative. Keep up the good work. I have some suggestions that I would love to share with you, which could really help your channel. Is there a way for me to share them?

🥱 must be a nice life to be only worrying about this shite..

Thats not that bad, my peak with body issues, sensory issues, and severe depression in my teens was a week and a half. Finally got me to be more consistent about showering despite my lack of smell though 😂

Great pod. Sarah is a great coach too

Thankyou for this. I have a no dig allotment for 5 years, in Wiltshire. I can see the change in the soil from compacted clay to, funnily enough, 6 inches of healthy, worm filled soil. I use woodchips for paths that feed the Mycorrhizal fungi. I don’t know how this can be translated to farming but at least I have partially reclaimed my small plot to natural production. Organic fruit and vegetables are abundant. Freezer is full again for the winter.

Why are you trying to capture carbon out of the atmosphere?

Fantastic, hope to be able to see the film soon

How this got 400 views is actually really sad, great podcast and an amazing achievement, well done.

The project described here is a brilliant feature film. I one hundred percent recommend it to everyone.

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Michelle Beavers is definitely an inspiration to the world. She has inspired me personally in many ways. Thank you Michelle for all you do to make this world a better place. ❤

Brilliant!

Wonderful conversation and lovely moment when the coach turns the table and asks the deeper questions...

I wish the video had just focussed on his actual trip day by day, so that we , propective hikers, can learn something.

I've listened to, and loved, every episode so far, but this one....this one was my favourite. Amy speaking about using words to understand life hit home, I get it, my head is in a perpetual state of ADHD induced chaos, and that simple act of pen to paper offers some respite and clarity. Thanks, Tom & Amy, great episode!

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PELUMI is just exceptional! I don't know why, but I just keep tearing up everytime I listen to her. I doubt there is any other video of hers I haven't watched on the internet!

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Fabulous - love this podcast, inspiring, thought provoking and joyous

Great conversation and set up!

My wife and I met Geraldine when she hit the 1000 mile mark. We were cycling on the Via Francigena and stopped to have a chat with her. Later that evening she caught up with us at the B&B, where we shared a most memorable meal with her and other guests. It's good to now find out about the rest of her journey. Very inspirational! Gert & Veerle

I have found this site after watching 'Six Inches of Soil'.

That sounds very interesting I’d like to hear you talk, I’ll pray for your safety and hope you visit Ireland 🇮🇪 Gods speed brother

This hits to the heart of it all.....absolutely mind altering in so many ways ...

What an amazing interview..... The only woman to have Swam the Channel , Run a street Marathon and Climbed Everest all as a result of not being able to have a baby .....Thankyou Jessica ...Our mental health is huge, it's life changing...how we manage that ........in the family world ......But for our life , we have to find meaning but in what ???? we never know ......and the lack of recognition is huge ......Childlessness is an adventure story ...into the dark .....a road well traveled but completely unknown or acknowledged....I was at her book launch , she's great ...

What an amazing inspiring podcast, thank you so much for sharing this. All my worries of doing the francigena have lifted. Geraldine YOU are INCREDIBLE❤

Ged is a complete super star - hugely inspiring :)

This is so interesting, can’t believe it doesn’t have more views.

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Really interesting podcast!

I was so concerned that this was going to be a misinformed take, where people believe shearing is harmful, I'm glad i stuck around. Manmade fibres are almost always just plastic rebranded. There's no easy way to make the necessary changes to the market for the benefit of farmers and the environment.

Sorry farmers, but I’m severely allergic, as is most of my family. You may have the best wool in the world, but I kinda like breathing, more than I like wool.

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She is fucking fake

Why does she constantly look like she's about to start crying?

ever tried skating or an instrument, nothing more humbling than learning those things!

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Hold on, 'conventionally grown wheat' (non regen) is not "full of chemicals" (2.45), that is utter nonsense. If you were honest about it, you'd mention regen's reliance on glyphosate (RoundUp) for stale seedbeds, where ploughing buries the weed burden without the INCREASED use of pesticides. As for blaming conventional farming for gut health issues? - I think you need to reconsider the dogma you're peddling after reading a few books, it reeks of the pious BS of the 'convert'.

Fab podcast episode! Such an interesting topic and I learned so much.

Wool is better than petroleum products. Humans wouldn’t allow sheep to go extinct because our ancestors required warm clothing before plastics. Plastics are terrible anyway…and we are killing off pollinators…so the “but cotton” people will need to look to artificial fibers made from corn.