Salt of the Earth

Salt of the Earth This podcast is proudly produced by Grigg Media.

Through intimate interviews, host Darren Grigg offers a glimpse into the passion, resilience and dedication of Australian farmers and their profound connection with the land.

OUT NOWWe’re up in the air with Lachie Henderson, flying over Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre and taking in one of Australia’s mos...
01/10/2026

OUT NOW
We’re up in the air with Lachie Henderson, flying over Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre and taking in one of Australia’s most incredible landscapes.

Jump on board with Lachie… and stay for the conversation.

This Friday, we’re heading up the Birdsville Track, jumping into a Cessna 210 and taking to the skies over Kati Thanda–L...
30/09/2026

This Friday, we’re heading up the Birdsville Track, jumping into a Cessna 210 and taking to the skies over Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre with pilot Lachie Henderson.

It’s going to be a good one.

Part B with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines is out now.More incredible stories from the outback, and a great insight int...
24/09/2026

Part B with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines is out now.

More incredible stories from the outback, and a great insight into the people and teamwork behind the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

This Friday, we continue my chat with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines.Dirt strips, 1am landings, huge distances and doin...
23/09/2026

This Friday, we continue my chat with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines.

Dirt strips, 1am landings, huge distances and doing whatever it takes to give a patient every chance.

A big thank you to Darren Grigg for inviting Nev Smith to be part of the Salt of the Earth podcast.🎙️It was a wonderful ...
20/09/2026

A big thank you to Darren Grigg for inviting Nev Smith to be part of the Salt of the Earth podcast.🎙️

It was a wonderful opportunity to have a candid conversation about Rawnsley Park Station, the Barossa, family heritage and the journey of caring for and growing a multi-generational family business in regional South Australia.

We're also pleased to support the Salt of the Earth series more broadly. The podcast shines a spotlight on the people, businesses and communities that help make regional Australia such a special place, sharing stories that deserve to be heard.

If you're interested in life on the land, regional tourism, family business and the characters behind some of Australia's most remarkable destinations, it's well worth a listen.

🎧 Thanks again, Darren, for including us in the series and for helping tell the stories of regional Australia.

Listen Now: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VzvS8UYYn1LMx6JEricII?si=SB9Xk0BST3ysGJZjsxMmiA

📷 Salt of the Earth

Part A with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines is out now.From broken legs to life-threatening trauma, Kathryn takes us beh...
17/09/2026

Part A with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines is out now.

From broken legs to life-threatening trauma, Kathryn takes us behind the scenes of this incredible service and the people who make it happen.

This Friday, I’m chatting with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines in Broken Hill.Kathryn is a great storyteller and gives u...
16/09/2026

This Friday, I’m chatting with RFDS flight nurse Kathryn Hines in Broken Hill.

Kathryn is a great storyteller and gives us a fascinating look at life flying into some of the most remote parts of Australia.

OUT NOWWe’re at Rawnsley Park Station with CEO Nev Smith, talking farming, tourism, sustainability — and how a family st...
10/09/2026

OUT NOW
We’re at Rawnsley Park Station with CEO Nev Smith, talking farming, tourism, sustainability — and how a family station has grown into one of South Australia’s best-known destinations.

Tomorrow on Salt of the Earth, we head to spectacular Rawnsley Park Station in the Flinders Ranges to chat with CEO Nev ...
10/09/2026

Tomorrow on Salt of the Earth, we head to spectacular Rawnsley Park Station in the Flinders Ranges to chat with CEO Nev Smith about farming, tourism, succession and the incredible landscape they call home.

Chris Balazs from Provenir joins Salt of the Earth to share the extraordinary story behind Australia’s first mobile abat...
03/09/2026

Chris Balazs from Provenir joins Salt of the Earth to share the extraordinary story behind Australia’s first mobile abattoir — and how five people set out to change the way cattle are processed. It’s a fascinating conversation about innovation, persistence, animal welfare and having the courage to think differently.

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