Les meilleurs podcasts Susan Larson (2024)

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Episode 199 (Bonus): Revisiting "Did It Ever Matter?" | Garments 1:39:32

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“All dogma begins in mysticism,” says Rob Bell. But by the time programs, practices, and policies filter down to Church members, it’s little wonder the criteria for determining what really matters in the long term—and why—can feel a bit fuzzy. In light of recent changes, in bonus Episode 199 Cynthia and Susan revisit their conversation from Episode…

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Integrating Angoras with Merinos: A Conversation with Dr. Susan Robertson 33:42

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Join the Fibre Frontier! In this episode, we join the AgriFutures Australia Goat Fibre Program Extension team, neXtgen Agri as they sit down with Dr. Susan Robertson, a senior lecturer at Charles Sturt University and passionate mohair producer, to get an insider's look at the world of Angora goats. Susan shares her journey of transitioning to farmi…

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The Reading Life: Paul Siefken, Marti Dumas 27:00

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The Reading Life: Aaliyah Bilal 27:00

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From pharmacy to farm: Mary Nenke’s aquaculture revolution and rural advocacy 34:27

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Mary Nenke's journey from aspiring pharmacist to renowned "yabby lady" is a captivating tale of serendipity, resilience, and a lifelong passion for agriculture. Growing up in the city, Mary never imagined she'd end up as a pioneering force in Australia's aquaculture industry, but a chance encounter through junior farmers changed the course of her l…

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The Reading Life: Freddi Williams Evans and Anna Rita Scott 27:00

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Par Susan Larson

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The Reading Life: Tim Allis 27:00

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Bold Moves & Breakthroughs: Nathan Cleasby’s Journey to Redclaw Success 27:07

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Meet Nathan Cleasby, Aquaculturist who’s passion for both research and aquaculture is driving innovation and growth throughout the Redclaw crayfish industry. Nathan’s journey from Sydney to Townsville inspired him to pursue a master's degree in aquaculture, where he discovered a market gap for commercial seed stock and addressed this by developing …

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Episode 198 (Bonus): What About Women Leaving the Church? | Revisiting Messages to Our Daughters 1:31:48

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An August 2024 Church Handbook update includes instruction inviting “Young Women class presidencies to organize youth to minister by welcoming visitors and members as they enter the chapel.” Does this baby step represent leadership’s awareness of the need for Latter-day Saint young women to have some kind of systematic responsibility at the ward le…

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The Reading Life: Katheryn Krotzer Laborde 27:00

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AI, climate and global shifts: Navigating the future of farming 14:59

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The agricultural landscape is rapidly evolving, with a complex web of forces shaping the industry's future. This episode explores a new report from Agrifutures Australia that explores the "cross-sectional forces" set to impact the sector. Report author Sarah Nolet joins us to discuss the key findings, which cover everything from the rise of AI and …

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The Reading Life: Jami Attenberg 27:00

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The Reading Life: Sybil Haydel Morial, Amanda Jones 27:00

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Leading Through Adversity: Tanya Dupagne's Story of Resilience and Advocacy 42:48

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Tanya Dupagne has dedicated her career to supporting children and communities in need, both in Australia and around the world. As the 2017 AgriFutures Rural Woman of the Year, Tanya used her platform to launch a transformative grassroots leadership program for women in regional areas. However, Tanya's inspiring work was derailed when she was finall…

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The Reading Life: Tripp Friedler, Tom Lowenburg (Octavia Books) 27:00

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The Reading Life: Frank Andre Guridy 27:00

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The truly nutty potential of hazelnuts 32:14

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Jean and Basil Baldwin are pioneers in the Australian hazelnut industry. Both now in their 80s, the duo continue to play an active role in the day-to-day operations of Fourjay Farms on the outskirts of Orange, NSW, an operation they run in partnership with daughter Carolyn and her husband Dave Stansfield. AgriFutures will officially launch the $2 m…

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Episode 197: Season 8 | That's a Wrap! 1:18:28

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As a finale to this season of conversations about women’s spirituality, in Episode 197 Susan and Cynthia revisit some ideas that stood out to them, discuss personal takeaways, and chat about what’s on each of their minds now.Par Cynthia Winward, Susan Hinckley

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The Reading Life: Amanda Jones 27:00

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Episode 196: What About Ritual? | A Conversation with Selina Forsyth 1:05:29

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“For me, broadening my thinking about ritual has given me more freedom to bring my whole self and my creativity to my spiritual life, as well as meet my unique and evolving spiritual needs,” explains Selina Forsyth, who joins Cynthia and Susan to discuss ritual in the lives of Latter-day Saint women. What about when the rituals provided by our reli…

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The Reading Life: Minrose Gwin 27:00

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Kate Lamason 39:03

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. Did you know as a nation, we consume a staggering 336-million tins of tuna a year – roughly the same weight as the harbour bridge? And that 99 per cent of the 50,000 tonnes of tinned tuna Aussies eat annually is imported? W…

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Mandy Walker 38:18

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Mandy Walker, the 2024 Western Australian winner who is supporting regional businesses to diversify and flourish, in conversation with Sammie O'Brien. Mandy Walker co-owns Walkers Diesel Services…

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Nikki Atkinson 41:31

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Nikki Atkinson, the 2024 Victorian winner who is asking brides across Australia to say ‘Yes to the wool dress’. The AgriFutures award shines a spotlight on some of the most inspirational, courage…

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Grace Larson 41:45

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Grace Larson, the 2024 Victorian winner, who founded the Sisterhood Project with her with her sister Skye. She’s in conversation with Em Herbert. With more than 68,000 Australian children hospita…

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Rebecca Keeley 38:13

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Rebecca Keeley, the 2024 New South Wales winner. Rebecca is fiercely passionate about closing the gap for regional and remote children being able to access speech pathology. Studies show that Aus…

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Belle Binder 38:18

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Belle Binder, the 2024 Tasmanian winner. Belle has established the Farm Work Loop, a first-of-its-kind proactive approach that blends work, travel and community by providing continued employment …

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Graziher x AgriFutures: Life on the Land with Tanya Egerton 27:47

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We celebrate the winners of the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award in this special series of Graziher's Life on the Land podcast. In this episode you'll meet Tanya Egerton, the 2024 Northern Territory winner. She's been recognised for her sustainable, ethical, and culturally-focused Indigenous enterprise, the Remote OpShop Project and is in conversati…

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Episode 195: Embracing Your Journey | A Conversation with Candice Clark 58:39

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Every Latter-day Saint woman’s walk is unique. Cynthia and Susan are joined in Episode 195 by Candice Clark, who shares a glimpse of her personal path and some valuable insights she’s picked up along the way. She reminds us, “As a mother raised in the Church, one thing I’m grateful to have finally learned is that my desires matter. They don’t matte…

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The Reading Life: Nicole Cooley, Peter Cooley 27:00

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Episode 194: Mental Health, Spirituality, and Religion, Oh My! | A Conversation with C.A. Larson 1:19:32

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“If one is religious but not spiritual, it will not enhance mental health,” says therapist C.A. Larson. In Episode 194, C.A. joins Susan and Cynthia for a conversation at the intersection of religion and spirituality. What are the differences between the two? How do they function together, and separately? And what influence might each one have on o…

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The Reading Life: Judith Lafitte, Elizabeth Barry Ahlquist (Summer Reading Recommendations) 27:00

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How this squishy sea creature could save our aquatic ecosystems 37:23

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With their long, lumpy body and leathery skin, your first thought upon seeing a sea cucumber probably isn't that it's a delicacy enjoyed by Emperors. However, the unassuming little creatures are the foundation of a $4.4 billion global industry, and you can probably find them tucked away in your local Asian grocery. Dr. Roger Sie-Maen Chong, a veter…

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Episode 193: What About Blessings, Part 3 | Things That Would Be Nice If They Were True 1:02:33

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Bad things happen to good people—good works cannot protect us from the natural consequences of being human in an imperfect world. But in a church where the narrative often draws connections between worthiness and blessings, it can be hard to avoid internalizing the idea that we’re special and can achieve control by doing the right things. “How do I…

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The Reading Life: Ayurella Horn-Muller 27:00

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Episode 192: Embracing Your Journey | A Conversation with Anne Pimentel 1:06:27

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“We can do things a little differently and still be okay,” says Anne Pimentel. She’s a natural—but also intentional—space-maker, devoted to the idea that one can be a “good member” of the Church without fitting the mold. In Episode 192 Anne joins Susan and Cynthia for a conversation about how she learned and has internalized this lesson for herself…

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The Reading Life: Mike Strecker, Emily Toth 27:00

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The bikkie-based brainwave that kickstarted Australia's insect industry 31:30

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In 2018, at a cafe beside a dog park, Shaun Eislers had a brainwave. A reimagining of how we feed our pets, while simultaneously reducing pressure on our food systems as the population grows. The key? Insects. BuggyBix, Australia’s leading insect-based pet food company, is dedicated to the love we have for our pets, our growing population & the pr…

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Episode 191: What About Grief? | A Conversation with Pam Heggie 1:10:53

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“My faith life really begins with death,” explains Pam Heggie. “Meaning, the real, genuine experiences of my life that molded me, shaped me and taught me what love and empathy really are, began with deaths. Four (so far) to be exact. Five if you count my own.” In Episode 191, Pam joins Susan and Cynthia to discuss lessons she’s learned at the inter…

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Episode 190: What About Sister Missionaries? | Part 2 20:27

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Bonus Episode 190 contains all the voicemails we couldn’t squeeze into the previous episode's discussion exploring unique complexities of being a Sister missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.Par Cynthia Winward, Susan Hinckley

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The Reading Life: Larry Tye 27:00

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Episode 189: What About Sister Missionaries? 1:21:29

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In Episode 189, ALSSI team member and returned missionary Katie joins Cynthia and Susan for a dive into listener voicemails about women’s experiences as sister missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. From the pressures around the decision to serve to the daily realities of mission life, there’s plenty to unpack. The rigors…

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The tree that can do everything 30:27

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"They smell like a cross between asparagus and peanut butter!" Despite being recognised as a safe and nutritious food source across the world for many years, Moringa (Moringa oleifera) remains classified as a non-traditional and novel food under the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code, which prevents the active development of moringa industry…

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The Reading Life: Jason Berry 27:00

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Episode 188: Jesus & the Canaanite Woman | Cynthia’s Sacrament Meeting Talk 55:58

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“If you lift up a prism, depending on how you slightly turn it, the light will hit different facets, refracting and coming out in different ways. That's how I like to approach the scriptures,” explains Cynthia, “Turning them just ever so slightly to see what different meanings there could be.” In Episode 188, she turns her personal prism on the sto…

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The Reading Life: Andrew Burstein 27:00

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Episode 187: Embracing Your Journey | A Conversation with Amy Watkins Jensen 59:45

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“Spiritual stretching ... makes you stronger, gives you more balance, and keeps you stable. It took me years to understand that my questions and seeking that stretch me, and are really difficult to wrestle with, are healthy and completely in line with our theology. [...] We need more stretchy saints.” Amy Watkins Jensen has plenty of hard-earned wi…

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The Reading Life: James Lee Burke, Kent Wascom 27:00

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'Bitter', 'berry-like', 'winey' ... what makes your coffee distinctive? 33:16

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For many Aussies, coffee is a much-needed daily ritual. Despite our obsession, we import 99 per cent of our green beans even though we have a long established domestic growing industry. For our 50 Australian coffee growers, how do we further develop this industry and start growing at scale? Researchers from Southern Cross University have just compl…

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Episode 186: What Happened to Community? | A Conversation with Candice Wendt 1:06:46

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“Life as a member offers relatively little social time or enjoyment,” writes Candice Wendt. “Being in the ward is mostly about passive listening and being told to follow leaders and go to the temple. [...] You’re more likely to get asked to clean our very dirty building than be asked to dinner." In episode 186, Candice joins Susan and Cynthia for a…

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