Craig Foster

Former Socceroo captain and social justice champion Craig Foster discusses the core tenets of his parenting, shepherding his kids through the teenage years, and the commonality created by parenting. He advocates for father figures mentoring kids in the multicultural community. They also talk about their love for surfing and playing football, the importance of diet, and course correcting parenting mistakes.

Craig Foster, a renowned filmmaker known for his Oscar-winning documentary My Octopus Teacher, shares his journey in reconnecting with nature. He discusses the balance between wildness and tame, emphasizing the need to embrace indigenous wisdom and challenge modern technology's impact on our lives. Craig explores how engaging with nature can ignite a sense of belonging and confront deep-seated fears. He advocates for a regenerative relationship with the environment, urging listeners to reconnect with their primal instincts and the beauty of biodiversity.

Craig Foster, a former Socceroos captain and human rights advocate, discusses his passionate journey from soccer to championing social causes. He shares why he turned down a royal meeting, reflects on educational inequality, and emphasizes the intersection of sports and activism, particularly for Indigenous rights. The conversation takes on free speech challenges and the representation of marginalized communities. Plus, Foster's light-hearted take on weekend recommendations, like Coldplay's new song and Australian adaptations, adds a fun twist!

Craig Foster shares his transformative experiences with ocean animals, emphasizing the benefits of connecting with wildlife for well-being and relationships. Environmental researcher Liz Lev discusses the positive effects of wild spaces on mental health and urban planning. The podcast explores the emotional connections humans have with wildlife, highlighting the importance of nurturing relationships with nature for personal growth and environmental stewardship.

Craig Foster, the filmmaker behind 'My Octopus Teacher,' discusses finding the wild in a tame world. He shares insights from his book 'Amphibious Soul' and emphasizes the importance of embracing discomfort, tracking in nature, learning from wild animals, and reconnecting with ancestral connections for ecological justice.