Show Notes
Charlie is back for season 2 of That’s How We Grow! With an amazing line-up of guests, Charlie will be chatting with some incredible gardening experts throughout the season so you can grow and cultivate your best garden yet!
Opening the new season, Charlie is joined by the former queen of breakfast television, Samantha Armytage. Listen to Sam talk about her own lifestyle treeseachange - from the beaches of Bondi to her tranquil country garden and animals. From kangaroos to hares, she’s experienced everything in between.
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Charlie Albone is joined by one of Australia’s most passionate gardeners, Costa Georgiadis. With a deep passion for the environment and a life-long history of advocating for sustainability, Costa and Charlie chat about the importance of nurturing a relationship with the environment and how community gardens could be the key to happier people and a happier planet.
Charlie Albone is joined by self-sufficiency expert Mark Valencia, founder of Self Sufficient Me. Together, they’ll be unpacking just what it means to be self-sufficient, how to grow and maintain a large veggie patch, how it can improve your health and the environment, and how you can start implementing these practices in your backyard. Want Charlie to answer your question on the podcast? please email any questions you have about your garden to:
Charlie Albone is joined by architect and landscape designer Matt Leacy to chat about his extensive career designing some of Australia’s most daring and innovative builds, and how the environment and sustainability are being implemented into modern design to create homes for generations to come.
Charlie Albone is joined by AFL legend and contemporary aboriginal artist, Gavin Wanganeen, to chat about his career from aspiring footballer to modern indigenous artist; exploring how his heritage has influenced his works and relationship with the land.
Charlie Albone is joined by compost and sustainability expert, Hannah Churton, to learn all about composting & worm farms, how to integrate them into your home, make sure you’re doing it right and explain the huge impact simple renewable practices can have on the planet.