Episode 40: Paul Hellier - The Fair Food Forager

The Humanley Podcast

Episode 40: Paul Hellier - The Fair Food Forager

Paul Hellier is the Founder & CEO of Fair Food Forager and the Co-Founder of the Peloton Against Plastic. An ocean lifeguard turned environmental scientist, who specialised in coastal processes and natural area management. In 2015 he founded the tech start up, fair food forager. The only mobile app in the world (26 countries) dedicated to sustainability in the food system with its own ethical social media. The app crowd sources; farmers markets, co-ops, cafes, bulk-foods stores and restaurants that are reducing their impact on the planet according to the apps 18 sustainability categories. Fair Food Forager also has its own podcast focussing on health, wellness and connecting to nature. In 2018 Paul teamed up with Jamie Lepre to film and produce the award winning documentary, the Peloton Against Plastic, a light hearted documentary on making a difference, travel and good times.
Paul joins me to talk about his perspectives on the damaging effects of plastic on the environment, his award winning documentary "Peloton Against Plastic", the devastating effects of monocrop farming on the environment, pesticide and herbicide use, re-connecting with native plants, how to build a more sustainable future by utilizing permaculture and regenerative farming practices.
Watch the interview on Rumble;

https://rumble.com/vudcoj-the-humanley-show-interview-with-paul-hellier.html
Check out Paul's website here;

https://fairfoodforager.com.au/

Watch Paul's documentary the Pellaton Against Plastic here;

https://www.pelotonagainstplastic.com/
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