Palisa Anderson: On Resilience, Regeneration, and Intention

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Baseworks Transmission

Baseworks

13 episodes

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Baseworks is a movement method that helps anyone better feel and understand the body. The method, and the conceptual framework it creates, also explores the direct effect that the practice has on perception, introspection, problem solving, productivity and other aspects of cognition. These transmissions will cover practice and theory and also feature conversations with like minded collaborators to explore mutual interests and to work toward developing a common vocabulary to penetrate topics which are typically only explored experientially.

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Palisa Anderson: On Resilience, Regeneration, and Intention

Baseworks Transmission

1 hour 37 minutes

4 months ago

Palisa Anderson: On Resilience, Regeneration, and Intention

In this episode of the Baseworks Transmission Podcast, Patrick Oancia sits down with Palisa Anderson in a park in Montreal, sipping wine and diving into her multifaceted journey as a restaurateur, organic farmer, mother, and movement practitioner. Palisa shares the story of her family’s legacy with Chat Thai, a renowned Thai restaurant group in Sydney, Australia, and her transformative shift to regenerative farming at Boon Luck Farm. From her roots in Sydney to her global experiences in cities like Tokyo, she discusses how her work in food, farming, and movement intertwines with her philosophy of intentionality, community, and resilience. The conversation explores cycles in nature and life, the challenges of sustainable agriculture, and the importance of grounding oneself in the present while planning for a sustainable future.

For time-stamped show notes, references to the topics discussed, other associated links, show transcript, full bios, and the companion reflection access, visit ⁠the episode page⁠ on the Baseworks site.