

Kin-centric Rewilding - restoring relationship to the land and ourselves with Daniel Firth Griffith, author of StagTine
19 snips Feb 12, 2025
Daniel Firth Griffith, author of StagTime and kin-centric rewilding advocate, discusses his transformative journey on a 400-acre farm in Virginia. He emphasizes the need to move from a Trauma Culture to an Initiation Culture, focusing on building a genuine relationship with the land. Topics include the challenges of regenerative agriculture, the emotional connections between humans and animals, and the importance of eco-literacy. Griffith calls for a deeper understanding of our connection to nature, advocating for holistic, sustainable farming practices that respect both land and livestock.
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From Computer Science to Farming
- Daniel Firth Griffith's health journey led him to discover the healing power of local food and farming.
- He and his wife transitioned from computer science to farming, eventually finding land in the Appalachian Mountains.
Food as Medicine
- Connecting with nature and shifting to locally sourced food can be a powerful catalyst for healing.
- Daniel's story exemplifies the importance of considering food as medicine.
The Kinship of Soil
- Soil health isn't just about chemical composition; it relies on complex relationships between organisms.
- Plants and soil organisms engage in a reciprocal exchange of nutrients, creating a kinship network.