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230. Chris Henggeler at Kachana Station: Marking a very special episode of Australian Story
Manage episode 449866476 series 1449500
One of the most remarkable stories of regeneration on this podcast – still the second most listened to episode - featured in a landmark ABC TV special back home last week. One of Australia’s best journalists, Walkley-award winner Ben Cheshire, pulled together the story of Kachana Station, in the Kimberley region of northern Western Australia, for one of Australia’s most loved, influential and long-running TV series, Australian Story. Beautifully introduced by another legendary Aussie journo, Leigh Sales, within a few days of screening, it had already notched up over 120,000 views.
It was about a year ago when I first proposed to the show that they feature the Kachana Station story. Come January, I was happy to hear from producer Winsome Denyer with her interest. Then Ben called me in July to say they were going to do it. We managed to line up an interview for the show the following month when we were in NY state. And when it went to air last week, it landed a day ahead of yet another state tribunal hearing, set to cast judgement on the family’s appeal of a government order to shoot the donkeys they use as a key part of their regeneration efforts.
To mark the moment, I hope you enjoy revisiting one of this podcast's very special encounters in a truly incredible part of the world, for what happened to be the 100th episode back in 2021. I start with an update from last week’s hearing, and a reminder of a rare opportunity to catch Chris in person at the new Grounded Festival being staged in Tasmania next month.
This episode has chapter markers and a transcript (available on most apps now too). The transcript is AI generated and imperfect, but hopefully provides greater access for those who need or like to read.
Recorded at Kachana Station throughout the week of 13 September 2021, with today’s introductory update recorded in Baltimore USA.
Title slide: from Australian Story.
See more photos on the original episode website linked above, and for more from behind the scenes, become a subscribing member via the links below.
Music:
The RegenNarration playlist, music chosen by guests (thanks to Josie Symons).
Send us a text
The RegenNarration podcast is independent, ad-free & freely available, thanks to the generous support of listeners like you. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them by clicking the link above or heading to our website.
Become a subscribing member to connect with your host, other listeners & benefits, via our Patreon page.
Visit The RegenNarration shop to wave the flag. And please keep sharing the podcast with friends. It all helps. Thanks for your support!
章节
1. Introductory update (00:00:00)
2. Introducing the 100th episode with Chris back in 2021 (00:02:10)
3. Introducing Chris and Kachana Station (00:03:05)
4. Meeting at Kununurra Airport (00:07:30)
5. A walk around Kachana on arrival (00:08:20)
6. Heading out to a gorge the next morning (00:11:30)
7. Rehydrating Landscapes (00:14:38)
8. Sustainable Land Management for Future Generations (00:24:07)
9. Building Relationships in Land Management (00:34:06)
10. Wild Donkeys (00:41:42)
11. Managing Relationships With Megafauna (00:53:17)
12. Building Bridges for Sustainable Land Management (01:08:32)
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Manage episode 449866476 series 1449500
One of the most remarkable stories of regeneration on this podcast – still the second most listened to episode - featured in a landmark ABC TV special back home last week. One of Australia’s best journalists, Walkley-award winner Ben Cheshire, pulled together the story of Kachana Station, in the Kimberley region of northern Western Australia, for one of Australia’s most loved, influential and long-running TV series, Australian Story. Beautifully introduced by another legendary Aussie journo, Leigh Sales, within a few days of screening, it had already notched up over 120,000 views.
It was about a year ago when I first proposed to the show that they feature the Kachana Station story. Come January, I was happy to hear from producer Winsome Denyer with her interest. Then Ben called me in July to say they were going to do it. We managed to line up an interview for the show the following month when we were in NY state. And when it went to air last week, it landed a day ahead of yet another state tribunal hearing, set to cast judgement on the family’s appeal of a government order to shoot the donkeys they use as a key part of their regeneration efforts.
To mark the moment, I hope you enjoy revisiting one of this podcast's very special encounters in a truly incredible part of the world, for what happened to be the 100th episode back in 2021. I start with an update from last week’s hearing, and a reminder of a rare opportunity to catch Chris in person at the new Grounded Festival being staged in Tasmania next month.
This episode has chapter markers and a transcript (available on most apps now too). The transcript is AI generated and imperfect, but hopefully provides greater access for those who need or like to read.
Recorded at Kachana Station throughout the week of 13 September 2021, with today’s introductory update recorded in Baltimore USA.
Title slide: from Australian Story.
See more photos on the original episode website linked above, and for more from behind the scenes, become a subscribing member via the links below.
Music:
The RegenNarration playlist, music chosen by guests (thanks to Josie Symons).
Send us a text
The RegenNarration podcast is independent, ad-free & freely available, thanks to the generous support of listeners like you. If you too value what you hear, please consider joining them by clicking the link above or heading to our website.
Become a subscribing member to connect with your host, other listeners & benefits, via our Patreon page.
Visit The RegenNarration shop to wave the flag. And please keep sharing the podcast with friends. It all helps. Thanks for your support!
章节
1. Introductory update (00:00:00)
2. Introducing the 100th episode with Chris back in 2021 (00:02:10)
3. Introducing Chris and Kachana Station (00:03:05)
4. Meeting at Kununurra Airport (00:07:30)
5. A walk around Kachana on arrival (00:08:20)
6. Heading out to a gorge the next morning (00:11:30)
7. Rehydrating Landscapes (00:14:38)
8. Sustainable Land Management for Future Generations (00:24:07)
9. Building Relationships in Land Management (00:34:06)
10. Wild Donkeys (00:41:42)
11. Managing Relationships With Megafauna (00:53:17)
12. Building Bridges for Sustainable Land Management (01:08:32)
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