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It Doesn't Matter What You Call Yourself: Closing the day at the Regenerative Food Systems Conference
Description
Last week’s episode and bonus extra featured the first panel conversation and my MC's introduction, respectively, to the Regenerative Food Systems conference hosted by RegenWA last month at Perth Stadium. Today, a final brief instalment from that event – a summary of all that happened during day one. With a little experiment.
I was relieved and grateful when a bunch of people came up to me afterwards to say how much they appreciated that experiment. One person I respect even asked if they could access a recording of it. Well, there was a recording, and you’re listening to a podcaster after all, so maybe it could be podcast fodder. Could be a good way to share a taste of what went down with you. It sure was an outstanding day.
So I gave it a listen back (thanks to RegenWA), and on balance, it got the green light. As always, you’ll let me know if it shouldn’t have. But here it is. My ten-minute close to day one of the Regenerative Food Systems Conference.
Here’s the conference program if you feel like tracing who I’m referencing throughout.
For more from both days, you can read RegenWA’s written debrief, standby for their release of other recordings, and of course listen to last week’s episodes.
Recorded 17 September 2025.
Title image by Alex Hawkins from Simple Ben Stories.
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Music:
Beat Blitz by Sunny Fruit (sourced from Artlist).
Regeneration, by Amelia Barden.
The RegenNarration playlist, music chosen by guests.
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