Finding Harmony: Jarvis Smith Chats with Luke Hazel
Episode Overview
Regenerative farming practices can heal both people and the planet. Festivals like Valleyfest promote awareness about sustainable food production. Acknowledging natural capital is vital for economic resilience. Community engagement enhances the connection to land and nature. Spirituality and gratitude can guide sustainable living choices.
"Farming with nature is definitely the way in which I hope slowly we can inspire more and more people."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Jarvis Smith, host of the UK Health Radio Podcast, brings a refreshing twist to the conversation about sustainability and spirituality in his episode 'Lean into Clean'. This week, he welcomes Luke Hazel, an organic farmer and founder of Story Farms, who has turned his family farm into a thriving community hub.
Luke's passion for reconnecting people with the land shines through as he discusses the creation of Valleyfest, a festival that blends music, food, and wellbeing. With anecdotes from his own journey of transforming a conventional farm into an organic haven, Luke shares how festivals can shift mindsets about where food comes from and the importance of regenerative farming. The episode also explores the concept of 'natural capital' and how acknowledging nature's value is crucial for economic resilience.
With light-hearted banter and profound reflections, Jarvis and Luke make a compelling case for living in harmony with nature. As they delve into spiritual paths and community building, listeners are left pondering how they can contribute to a more sustainable future. Whether you're curious about organic farming or seeking inspiration for a greener lifestyle, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. So, how will you lean into clean this year?