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Together we’ll explore the leading edges where creativity lives & life thrives. Taigh (Home) Hyphae (Hi-Fi) is for audiophiles in search of regenerative & connective human culture in an animate world. This is the home economics class you wish your parents had! Shared skills, insights, resources, humour & funky interviews form a community of practice; as we explore what it means to meet needs creatively in challenging times. Nested in the community of Tighnabruaich on the Cowal peninsula as a woodland croft business, Rhyddian showcases shared practice from folk learning to thrive with nature & share their liminal experiences. For more, visit: rhyddianknight.net

Podcast episodes

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#COP 26- Reforest the Mind

2021/11/12

Closing speeches from Minga Indigena and the climate coalition on Glasgow Green on the Global Day of action on November 6th 2021. A special edition to amplify the voices of our leaders and strengthen (y)our active dissent of the rhetoric and greenwash from inside the conference. Reforest the Mind!

Moonlight

2021/03/01

Phase One initiated! Check out our good news as we belatedly move toward the first phase of our woodland crofting project in the Spring of 2021! You can read our intentions for woodland crofting here on the Cowal peninsula here. We hope you have enjoyed the first series. Taigh Hyphae will return after a house-move, ... Read more

Forceful Tranquility

2021/02/22

In this episode, contemporary Yoga teacher Christian Mollenhof reflects on his journey. From a traditional apprenticeship with Swami Janakananda Saraswati in Sweden, he now runs his own Yoga & Meditation school in Paris; teaches online and has become a husband and father. With reflections on integrating a personal practice into daily life, we explore the ... Read more

A winters day

2021/02/15

A tale of an ordinary day working form home. In this episode I share some gratitude cultivated by creating small windows in a busy schedule of home and family life to connect with nature. Keep it cosy.

Beneath The Surface

2021/02/08

In this episode, Douglas Mackay steps away from his role as professional storyteller; and shares some reflections on his experience of winters ebb. We take a wander between the worlds of his renewal of creative path, the cessation of ceilidh culture and the constraints and restraints that are enabling a state of health for him ... Read more

Reverend BowFingers

2021/02/01

For the Celtic festival of Imbolc, i reach out to Steve Leckman of Programmes Coyotes. Having hung out with this guy in service to some immersive deep nature connection mentoring residential programmes for teens; I’m aware of the level of his embodiment of and relationship to handcrafts. From a basement wood-shop in rural Ontario, Steve ... Read more

BIG MEADOW

2021/01/25

A vegetable packed podcast this week. Join me as I ask Abbi of Big meadow CSA about her journey from being a willing worker on an organic farm as a young backpacker; to running her own successful Community Supported Agriculture business in Wales.

Mushroom Tea

2021/01/18

In this episode I focus in on two foraged friends we are harvesting from the woods and consuming as a family this time of year. Reflecting on what it means to have a continuing relationship with fungal species and the landscape in which they are gathered; i share a little bit of gratitude for birch ... Read more

‘Gone-Nuts’

2021/01/11

This week is a bit of an ancestral odyssey normally reserved for autumn. Join Mark Morey & I as he tells a tale of breaking through the veil of fixed thinking and discovering a magical treasure island that held a bumper cache of acorns in December. We explore Marks relationship with one of his ancestral ... Read more

POWERdown

2021/01/04

I’ve been on the national grid for nearly a year now. This weeks podcast is a creative response to being cut off from the service. I pay a unit rate of 16.35p per kWh and a standing charge 29.05p per day. That’s the price I pay for my family to keep warm, heat food and ... Read more