The Regenerative Vet

Brisbane veterinarian Elaine Cebuliak shares the story of how simple, accessible technology is transforming animal health and community outcomes in Indonesia. Elaine explains how a veterinary app is empowering local vets and animal health workers with real-time knowledge, improving disease response, animal welfare, and public health in regions with limited resources.This one also covers where microplastics are coming from, how they’re entering food chains and water systems, and what they’re doing inside living bodies. The conversation moves beyond the problem to practical action — highlighting simple, evidence-based steps households, pet owners, and communities can take to reduce exposure and drive change.

In this episode, we’re joined by Blair Beattie, Managing Director of Farmer’s Footprint Australia, for a powerful conversation about regenerative agriculture, food systems, and our growing disconnection from how food is produced. Blair shares the story behind Farmer’s Footprint, the role of storytelling in reshaping modern agriculture, and why soil health sits at the center of human and environmental well being. Together we explore how industrial farming has impacted nutrient density, ecosystems and community resilience — and how regenerative practices offer a hopeful path forward. This conversation invites listeners to rethink food from the ground up and engage more deeply with the invisible systems that sustain life.