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Mik Aidt

Australia
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Danish-Australian film, radio and podcast producer, journalist, based in Geelong, 61 years old - and a lucky dad to three wonderful kids aged 15, 16 and 18.
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Ancient wisdom for a nation still growing up

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By Mik Aidt
| climatesafety.info
Podcast: Download (Duration: 54:22 — 50.2MB) Subscribe: | Spotify | Android | RSS | More The Sustainable Hour no. 597 | Transcript | Podcast notes Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 597 on 1 July 2026 is professor Mark Rose AM who speaks about Aboriginal education, sovereignty, masculinity, community, and the need for Australia to define itself by who it is – not by who it is not.
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Learning to share the atmosphere

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By Mik Aidt
| climatesafety.info
Podcast: Download (Duration: 53:25 — 49.3MB) Subscribe: | Spotify | Android | RSS | More The Sustainable Hour no. 596 | Transcript | Podcast notes What happens when humanity leaves behind the climate stability that allowed civilisation to flourish?
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From the ground up: The connecting link between medicine and farming

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By Mik Aidt
| climatesafety.info
Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:00:13 — 55.5MB) Subscribe: | Spotify | Android | RSS | More The Sustainable Hour no. 595 | Transcript | Podcast notes The health of our bodies begins with the health of the soil beneath our feet. This week on The Sustainable Hour, veterinarian, nutrition researcher and regenerative agriculture advocate Gundula Rhoades joins us for a fascinating conversation that connects farming, food, health, climate and community in ways many people have never considered before.
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