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Hosted by The State of Mind Consultancy · health · EN · 25 episodes
Welcome to Stockmanship for The Mind a podcast run by me, Becky Tavernor aimed at farmers, rural professionals and all folk from the countryside (although you might get alot out of it if you live in a town or city too…)I’m sharing a new understanding of the mind, known as the 3 Principles (more on what they are later…) or the Inside Out Understanding. It’s radical. What if our thoughts can’t always be trusted? What if we have helpful thinking and unhelpful thinking and all we need to see is the difference?What if that simple distinction is really all that’s needed to improve our decision making, have nicer relationships, enjoy life more and just do better? How does that relate to rural life and farming? In every way! Whether it’s managing staff, getting on with family members, making business decisions, dealing with challenges more easily or just feeling better and having more verve… a simple change in understanding is all it takes.And the best news… all you have to do is listen, a
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Stockmanship for The Mind a podcast run by me, Becky Tavernor aimed at farmers, rural professionals and all folk from the countryside (although you might get alot out of it if you live in a town or city too…)I’m sharing a new understanding of the mind, known as the 3 Principles (more on what they are later…) or...
Recent episodes include "Community, Silly Questions and Fresh Ideas" (7 October 2026, 26 minutes), "The to-do list is never going away - now what?" (28 September 2026, 23 minutes), and "Opening you eyes to your own farm - with Cath Landles" (3 September 2026, 27 minutes).
Stockmanship for The Mind publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for Stockmanship for The Mind is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Stockmanship for The Mind requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Stockmanship for The Mind's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Stockmanship for The Mind are Other Crop Farming and Beekeeping, Horses & Other Livestock. Stockmanship for The Mind has a health audience.
Stockmanship for The Mind is a health show with 25 episodes published.
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Episode #24
James Turner from Farming For Good and Chris Evans, a beef and sheep farmer, join me for a conversation about the importance of community — and how having a space where you can ask anything, even if you think it might...
Episode #23
We’ve all been there. The jobs that haven’t been done. The things that should have been done yesterday. The person who hasn’t done what they said they would do. And that growing feeling that if I don’t get annoyed about...
Episode #20
Cath Landles, Community and Landscape Officer for the Shropshire Hills National Landscape, joins us to share the inspiring story of working with the Upper Onny Farmers Group. Cath talks about helping farmers to look at...
Episode #19
Have you ever felt that you don't fit in? That it's just too hard to try something new? Have you ever worried what people think of you? These are some of the things that Gareth, as a gay new entrant to farming, has...
Episode #18
We all know that life feels better in a good headspace right? So what do we do when we find ourselves in a bad mood, everything looks hard and we feel rubbish? Its kind of tempting to think that something about our life...
Episode #17
Have you heard the phrase 'It's OK to not be OK?' What does that even mean? How is it possible to have peace of mind when everything is going wrong and it feels like we're going to implode/explode!? When we've got the...
Episode #15
<p>Emma Jones is first and foremost a Cheshire dairy farmer, working on her family farm and dealing with all the day-to-day challenges that brings. She is also a passionate advocate for good mental health on farms...
Episode #14
<p>On this episode we welcome Joe Evans, Deputy President of the CLA (Country Land and Business Association). We have a great chat about communicating in family business - the highs and lows! </p> <p>Joe grew up on his...
Episode #13
<p>I recently went to the funeral of a truly amazing guy - Lionel Hill. He had everything you could want from life, a lovely wife, great family, a beautiful farm, a string of successful businesses, he even took over...
Episode #12
<p >On this episode of Stockmanship for the Mind I have a great discussion with Claire Smith and Roy Jackson, Rural Partners in WR Partners accountancy firm, which is based in Shropshire, Wales and Cheshire. Claire and...
Episode #11
<p>We all know that difficult topics can make for difficult conversations... how do we make that easier? How do we make sure that we give ourselves the best chance of a productive chat, where everyone feels better and...
Episode #10
<p>Feeling under pressure? Does it look like life is throwing ALOT at you? I hear you! </p> <p>What can we do about this? Nobody wants to feel stressed all the time but sometimes it kind of looks like that's the only...
Episode #9
<p>In this episode I have a lovely chat with Jo Blackburn from Shropshire Rural Support about all manner of things rural and how it affects our headspace.</p> <p> </p>
Episode #8
<p>We all know that life feels waaaay better in a good headspace. Do we get a good headspace as a result of life going well, achieving our goals and having less problems to contend with? Maybe.</p> <p>What if it works...
Episode #7
<p>We all have issues that go round our head, things that we worry about or ideals that we feel we need to live up to. Sometimes, it feels if we were to let that go, we would be being irresponsible or not doing our...
Episode #6
<p >There are basic principles behind life, when we begin to understand them everything makes more sense.</p> <p >The Three Principles, also known as the Inside-Out Understanding, describe the essential elements behind...
Episode #5
<p>In this podcast I discuss neurodivergence and the nervous system with Karen Fisher, Farm Advisor for the Soil Association and neurodivergence and LGBTQ consultant for the rural industries.</p> <p>How does it affect...
Episode #4
<p>Family relations… how are yours right now?</p> <p>Hopefully, you have wonderful relationships with all your family, but sadly, it’s not always the case.</p> <p>Why is that?</p> <p>Family are the people we have the...
Episode #3
<p>Have you ever noticed that sometimes our thinking is really helpful and other times it’s our own worst enemy?</p> <p>Have you ever been stuck in some negative thinking and it felt horrible? What if the thinking that...
Episode #2
<p >Our moods go up and down all the time, like a rollercoaster, and very often we don't even realise its happening. Can a mood make everything look better... or worse... than it really is? Can a mood affect the way we...
Recent guests on Stockmanship for The Mind. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
palliative care physician and spiritual healer, Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
community leader, juvenile mentor, candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1 Place 2 in Jefferson County, Country Land and Business Association
LEGACY Scholarship Recipient of Aspire2STEAM, Schroders Capital
WR Partners
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