Beloved Futures

How do we move beyond fear and separation to reclaim our sovereignty and reconnect with the intelligence of the Earth?

What if the key to human health is not just within us, but beneath our feet—in the living soil?

In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Zach Bush, MD, a renowned, multi-disciplinary physician of internal medicine, endocrinology, and hospice care and an internationally recognized educator and thought leader on the microbiome as it relates to health, disease and food systems. 

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Zach Bush, MD founded Seraphic Group and the non-profit Farmer’s Footprint to develop root-cause solutions for human and ecological health. His passion for education reaches across many disciplines, including topics such as the role of soil and water ecosystems in human genomics, immunity, and gut/brain health. His education has highlighted the need for a radical departure from chemical farming and pharmacy, and his ongoing efforts are providing a path for consumers, farmers, and mega-industries to work together for a healthy future for people and the planet.

His work in for-profit and nonprofit arenas is creating avenues for collaborative action for all stakeholders in our global community for a regenerative future of health for the planet and our children.

In this conversation, Zach and I explore the ways in which our bodies, our communities, and our ecosystems are reflections of one another. We discuss the collapse of control-based systems, the disempowerment embedded in modern health narratives, and why true healing requires a return to sovereignty, coherence, and connection with the natural world. Zach offers a radical shift in perspective, moving beyond the paradigm of disease and survival into a new era of health, belonging, and regeneration.

Key Takeaways:

🌿 The microbiome as the foundation of health—how soil and gut health are inextricably linked.

🌿 Why modern medicine is failing us—the dangers of pharmaceutical dependency and chemical agriculture.

🌿 Regenerative agriculture & planetary healing—why shifting farming practices is key to reversing chronic disease.

🌿 Moving beyond fear & control—how to reclaim personal sovereignty and health through deep reconnection with nature.

🌿 The spiritual awakening of our time—why true healing requires us to step beyond outdated paradigms and embrace a new way of being.

Zach offers a radical shift in perspective, moving beyond the paradigm of disease and survival into a new era of health, belonging, and regeneration. His message is both disruptive and deeply hopeful, calling us to step beyond outdated paradigms and embrace a future rooted in sovereignty, connection, and renewal.

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow Zach Bush MD here:

Website: www.zachbushmd.com 

Instagram: @zachbushmd 

EPISODE RESOURCES 

Farmer’s Footprint: www.farmersfootprint.us

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

How do we challenge the deeply entrenched systems of oppression while reimagining a future built on justice, wisdom, and reciprocity? 

What does it take to move beyond resistance and into the creation of something truly new? 

In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Pooven Moodley, an international human rights and environmental lawyer and social justice activist who has spent his life on the frontlines of the struggle for freedom, equity, and environmental justice. 

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Pooven’s journey began as a young activist in the anti-apartheid movement before pursuing a legal career, starting at the Legal Resources Centre, where he engaged in landmark human rights litigation. He has since held leadership roles in Natural Justice (Executive Director), ActionAid (International Head of Campaigns), and Oxfam GB (Country Director, South Africa), supporting grassroots movements and challenging corporate and governmental exploitation. 

Among his notable achievements, he co-led the successful campaign to stop South Africa’s proposed nuclear deal with Russia, fought for women’s land rights in Africa, and played a key role in securing the UN’s recognition of the right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment, for which his coalition won the 2023 United Nations Human Rights Prize.  He is a Council Member of the ICCA Consortium, Chair of the Defending the Territories of Life initiative, and serves on the boards of Awana Digital, the Institute for Natural Law, and 350.org. As a co-founder of the Earthrise Collective, he continues to integrate legal advocacy, Indigenous knowledge, and movement-building to co-create a regenerative and justice-centered future. 

In this conversation, Pooven and I trace the threads of his lifelong work in human rights and environmental justice, from his early years in activism to his leadership in global campaigns for land and Indigenous sovereignty. We explore the deep intersections of legal advocacy, activism, and ancestral wisdom, the shifting energy of our time, and the profound spiritual reckoning required to dismantle oppressive systems while co-creating a future rooted in justice, reciprocity, and liberation. 

Key Takeaways: 

🌿 The fight for justice and human rights—how Pooven’s journey from the anti-apartheid movement to global activism shaped his perspective on systemic change. 

🌿 Dismantling empire from within—why legal advocacy alone isn’t enough and how we must also reclaim ancestral wisdom and alternative ways of being. 

🌿 The Earthrise Collective and the power of gathering—how wisdom keepers, activists, and change-makers are coming together to seed a new way forward. 

🌿 Sacred activism & planetary transformation—how ancient wisdom traditions and modern resistance movements are converging in this moment of reckoning. 

🌿 The role of South Africa in the global shift—the deep spiritual and energetic significance of the land and the unfolding transformation happening there. 

Pooven is a beacon of courage, clarity, and wisdom, and this conversation is both a sobering and deeply hopeful exploration of what is possible when we commit to truth, justice, and the sacred work of repair. It is an invitation—to look deeper, to move beyond resistance into creation, and to step into our role as stewards of a just and thriving future. 

With Love and Gratitude, 

Aubrey Morgan Yee 

GUEST INFO 

You can find / follow Pooven here: 

Instagram:  @poovalingummoodley 

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

How do we listen to the dreams that guide us toward a new way of being?

What happens when women gather to hold the Earth in devotion and love?

In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Julia Weigert, a code carrier of the Sophia Consciousness, Magdalene Rose Priestess and Steward of Gaia.

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Julia and I met and became friends while in a circle of women studying the wisdom lineages of Magdalene, Isis, Morgana and other ancient Priestess lines. 

It is her mission to support women on the path of fully embodying their multidimensionality as living bridge of the divine and earthly realm. As a women’s ceremonialist and mentor, she guides women to live in tune with the rhythms of nature, reclaim their sovereign power and reconnect with their soul essence & wisdom. As Reiki Master Teacher and energy healer she holds and facilitates space for potent transformational processes allowing others to access their innate soul wisdom. 

Her true passion lies in being an endless pilgrim, guiding others on sacred sojourns designed to catalyze a profound exploration of self. In the embrace of ancient lands enchanted by magick, Julia facilitates experiences of expansions of consciousness and awakening to one's own purpose in the greater tapestry of the cosmos.  

In this conversation, Julia and I follow the threads of a dream she had that saw women around the world gathering to become the beating frequency of Gaia. Holding a mandala as Earth transforms and becomes anew in the lineage of the cosmos. 

Key Takeaways:

🌿 The wisdom of dreams and how they serve as guidance for our life’s path.
🌿 The Magdalene lineage and its connection to ancient priestess traditions.
🌿 Dragons as guardians of the Earth’s energy lines and the need to restore lost connections.
🌿 The transformative power of sacred pilgrimage and working with Gaia’s ley lines.
🌿 How to trust the visions and synchronicities that call us toward our purpose.

This conversation is a beautiful reminder that we are all part of a greater cosmic weaving and that by listening deeply—whether to our dreams, the land, or the whispers of ancient wisdom—we can reclaim our place as stewards of the sacred. 

A beautiful conversation with a beautiful soul. Enjoy...

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee 

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow Julia Weigert here:

Website: www.soulwisdom.ch

IG: @soul_wisdom_by_julia

FB: @Soul Wisdom

Podcast: The Sacred Travel Podcast on Youtube, Spotify, Apple

EPISODE RESOURCES 

Monthly Gatherings: The Magdalene Dragon Mandala

Free Program: 22 Days of Mastering Your Creatrix Powers

Sacred Travel Experiences 2025: https://www.soulwisdom.ch/sacred-travel

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

What does it mean to be a poet in the midst of the polycrisis?
How do we find meaning in the mess humanity has created?
In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Sophia Rokhlin, a graceful, beautiful soul that is deeply committed to preserving Indigenous wisdom and advancing community-based conservation efforts.
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Sophia Rokhlin, MSc, is an author and aspiring animist supporting the conservation of traditional ecological knowledge through community-based solutions for land regeneration and protection. She is Community Manager with Ma Earth, and Development Coordinator at the Amazon Sacred Headwaters Alliance (ASHA).
Sophia is a co-author of When Plants Dream: Ayahuasca, Amazonian Shamanism and the Global Psychedelic Renaissance (Watkins, 2019). Her research and writing has been featured in publications and podcasts including the Duncan Trussell Family Hour, The New York Times, Acne Paper Magazine, PBS, BBC, and others.
In this conversation, Sophia and I delve into themes of grief, resilience, and the beauty that emerges from collapse as we discuss what it means to be a poet in the polycrisis, the pain and poignancy of watching your beloved place (in her case Asheville NC) become the latest climate disaster zone, and how to find meaning in the mess weʻve created by finding a mess youʻre willing to devote yourself to.

Key Takeaways:

🌿 The power of grief as a gateway to action and a deeper connection to the Earth.
🌿 How traditional ecological knowledge and animist perspectives guide meaningful conservation work.
🌿 Lessons from Sophia’s work with ASHA and Ma Earth on community-led land regeneration.
🌿 How climate disasters reveal the fragility of our systems—and the strength of our communities.
🌿 The importance of choosing a “mess” to tend to in the collective work of repair and healing.
This conversation is poetic, poignant, and deeply rooted in the sacred connection we share with the Earth and each other.  Sophia offers a graceful perspective on how to confront our global challenges with courage and devotion, which I know you will love!

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow Sophia Rokhlin here:

Website:   www.sophiarokhlin.com
Instagram:  @sophiarokhlin


EPISODE RESOURCES

•When Plants Dream: Ayahuasca, Amazonian Shamanism and the Global Psychedelic Renaissance by Sophia Rokhlin & Daniel Pinchbeck


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How do we confront the destructive systems that govern our world while envisioning pathways to a sustainable, equitable future? What does it mean to transition from a death economy to a life economy? In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with John Perkins, the best-selling author of Confessions of an Economic Hitmanand a lifelong advocate for global transformation
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John Perkins has been one of my heroes since I first came across his book Confessions of an Economic Hitman in the early 2000ʻs. This book felt profound and dangerous and I kept thinking it had to be fiction. It’s not. John is brave and bold and has shared with stark clarity the reality of the western, imperial, political-economic machine.

As Chief Economist at a major consulting firm, John was advisor to the World Bank, UN, IMF, Fortune 500 corporations, and government and business leaders in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and the United States. Before that, heapprenticed with shamans when he lived in the Amazon rainforest from 1968 to1971 and has since studied with shamans from many different cultures. His eleven books on economics, shamanism, and transformation includetheConfessions of an Economic Hit Man trilogy,Shapeshifting, The World Is as You Dream It,andTouching the Jaguar.They have been on theNew York Timesbestseller list for more than 70 weeks, sold millions of copies, and are published in at least 38 languages. 

John has spoken at shamanic gatherings, economic forums, and universities around the world and has been featured on ABC, NBC, CNN, NPR, A&E, the History Channel, Time, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Cosmopolitan, Elle, Der Spiegel, and many other publications, as well as in numerous documentaries including The End of Poverty?, Zeitgeist Addendum, andApology of an Economic Hit Man.

His awards include the Lennon Ono Grant for Peace (along with Lady Gaga and Pussy Riot) and the Rainforest Action Network Challenging Business asUsual Award. He is a founder and board member of the Pachamama Alliance and Dream Change.Together, John and I delve into the systems driving inequality and environmental destruction and discuss how we can shift toward regenerative economic models that honor life and equity. This conversation is both sobering and inspiring—a call to action for those ready to imagine and build a world rooted in love, equity, and sustainability.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the death economy: a system rooted in exploitation, consumption, and short-term gains.
• Transitioning to a life economy: aligning economic systems with the well-being of all life.
• Lessons from Confessions of an Economic Hitmanand the courage required to confront entrenched power structures.
• Practical steps to transform systems of inequality into models of equity and sustainability.
• The role of individual and collective action in building a regenerative future.

John is filled with the life-force of a man who is on purpose. Using his gift of writing to share the truth about empire and the web of systems that are destroying our planet and our humanity. You will love this conversation... settle in with a cup of tea and an open mind.

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow John Perkins here:

Website: https://johnperkins.org/

Instagram: @johnperkinsauthor

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnperkinsauthor/

YouTube TED Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btF6nKHo2i0

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

 What does it mean to hold space for liberation, healing, and the sacred during times of profound change?
How do we navigate the dissolution of systems and empires while staying rooted in love and life?
In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee is joined by the vibrant and inspiring Rev. Briana Lynn (RBL) who studies, teaches & facilitates experiences on the intersection of ancient earth-based sacred healing, revolution, liberation & social justice, AND nature, eros, & magic.

Rev. Briana Lynn has unrelenting passion for authenticity, equality, learning & deepening our connection to life, nature & The Great Mystery.
She is an accomplice to the liberation of all beings through naming the polycrisis (ecocide, genocide, femicide, suicide, homicide) & by sharing her learnings as a part of the polyresponse (including but not limited to) anti-racism work, decolonization in personal & community practices, deconstructing the patriarchy in every facet of life, & personal trauma healing.
Her current contributions include, international liberation teachings, key-note public speaking, 1:1 mentorship, large group facilitation, & overnight nature quests.

Briana has developed a safe, liberating, inclusive & practical spiritual & social justice community space for Rites of Liberation in The Mystery Schoolshe started. She also offers a 1:1 year-long Rites of Liberation Mentorship for those wanting support in personal, professional & their role in systemic liberation.
Rev. Briana Lynn is fierce in her compassion, she is pulsing with life-force and shamanic knowledge, dedicated to healing the earth and bringing humanity to our next evolution as creative beings in right relations with the more than human world.

In this conversation, Briana and I talk about the rooted reverence field being co-created by Free Palestine, the meeting of this moment in America as we witness the necessary dissolution of empire and the commitment to LOVE and centering life that accompanies a deep devotion to earth and her mysteries.

Key Takeaways:
• Liberation begins with unlearning oppressive systems and fostering accountability in ourselves and our communities.
• The power of connecting with the Earth, our ancestors, and sacred practices as a way to heal and grow.
• How to integrate Eros and creative energy into our lives for personal and collective transformation.
• The importance of creating spaces of refuge and safety for marginalized communities in the face of systemic challenges.
• A call to embody radical hope, cultivate community resilience, and co-create a thriving future.

I know you will enjoy this conversation and find within it the spaces of radical hope and radical accountability that are needed for the great turning. In this you will find your own invitation to your greatness.

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow Rev Briana Lynn here:

Website: 
https://www.theearthtemple.com/rbl
https://liberation-ms.com/

Instagram:
@the.earth.temple
@rblwacause
@liberation.mystery.school

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

What does it take to steward the Earth and our communities through times of profound change? 

How do we balance the urgency of the meta-crisis with the hope of regeneration? 

In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee engages in a powerful conversation with Matthew Monahan, a visionary leader, regenerative farmer, and founder of the global initiative Ma Earth.

Matthew Monahan is a dreamer who knows how to bring dreams to life. After building a successful tech venture with his brother early in life, he actualized a vision to build a leading-edge regenerative farm in Aotearoa (New Zealand). Mangaroa farms is now a resilient community food hub and education centre, transitioning dairy & pine into regenerative agriculture & native forests. 

Driven by his love of the earth and understanding of the moment we are in as a species, Ma Earth was born to hold space to “share ideas and build tools for planetary health and regeneration.” Simple and profound. 

Matthew travels the world meeting with leaders and innovators to understand how new and emerging finance technologies can meet the pressing needs of a planet in meta-crisis. He is a visionary leader who holds a powerful, calm presence in the midst of urgency. The kind of person you want to be in the mess with… and most importantly he is my dear friend.

In this episode, Matthew and I talk about how to meet this moment with grace, what it means to be a good steward during times of collapse and how we can collectively rise to transform the systems that sustain life on Earth.

Key Takeaways:

• The importance of transitioning from extractive practices to regenerative models in both farming and finance.
• How emerging technologies like blockchain can be used ethically to support ecological and cultural resilience.
• Practical steps individuals can take to contribute meaningfully to local and global regenerative efforts.
• The critical need for a cultural shift that pairs technological innovation with deep, systemic change.

I know you will enjoy this episode. It’s full of clear-eyed confrontation with the toxicity of modernity and the hopeful truth that there are good people all around the world opening cracks through the trouble to help us collectively emerge into something else…

With Love and Gratitude,

Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO

You can find / follow Matthew here:

Website: https://maearth.com

Instagram: 

@maearthmedia 

@mangaroafarms 

@biometrust

Other: https://www.linkedin.com/company/maearth

EPISODE RESOURCES 

Matthew Monahan is bringing together the seemingly disparate worlds of regeneration and finance through his podcast The Regeneration Will Be Funded, a project of his greater vision – Ma Earth. Ma Earth recently launched its second round of grants to Earth Regenerators using quadratic funding methods with community crowdfunding on Gitcoin. 

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

How do we reconnect with the land and pave the way for a just and regenerative future?

What does it mean to rematriate the Earth and hold space for future generations?
In this episode of Beloved Futures, host Aubrey Morgan Yee sits down with Abi Huff, a visionary committed to community care, land rematriation, and creating systems that
honor the Earth and all living beings.
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Abi Huff is a force of love. Her work and life are infused with the desire to see our
communities thriving and our planet healthy. Abi believes there is much work to do as we direct our energies towards a Just Transition and bright future for all.
Accessibility to resources is an imperative piece to building a stable foundation on which our communities can thrive. Abi is dedicated to the rising of future generations and movement towards a regenerative economy which holds our planet and all life sacred. This life affirming vision is the weaving of all of our movements and collective work which aim to create the shifts we wish to see. Abi utilizes her spectrum of experience, cosmology, and
deep commitment to the unseen generations to come in her work with C.E.L.T. – the Center for Ethical Land Transition.
In this episode we talk about the rematriation of land, the feeling of being with liberated land, the importance of deep listening to the more than human world and how to hold our children in the light of hope as we navigate difficult and often dark times.
Throughout the conversation, Abi shares her personal journey—from growing up
surrounded by a lush food forest in her childhood to working on salmon restoration and eventually leading movement-based work in healing and land justice.
Join us for a conversation that is not only grounding but filled with hope, as we explore the sacredness of land, deep listening practices, and ways to hold our children and communities in the light of love and possibility.

Key Takeaways:

• The meaning and importance of rematriation of land and why it matters now more than ever.
• How connecting with the Earth and her ecosystems can deepen our sense of 
  belonging and healing.
• Tools for holding space for future generations, even in times of darkness and difficulty.
• The power of regenerative economies and creating land transitions that are both ethical and just.

I’m so grateful to Abi and all she stewards. I hope you will find solace, inspiration and
regeneration in our words...

With Love and Gratitude,
Aubrey Morgan Yee

GUEST INFO
You can find / follow Abi here:
Instagram: @_ethical_land_transition

EPISODE RESOURCES
Center for Ethical Land Transition 
https://centerelt.org/
Mother Law Starter Series 
https://www.landjusticefutures.org/starter-series

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

Alnoor comes from a Sufi lineage and writes about the crossroads of politics and spirituality in troubled times. His work has been published in Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Truthout, Fast Company, Kosmos Journal, New Internationalist, and the Huffington Post among others. Alnoor’s work focuses on the intersection of political organizing, systems thinking, structural change and narrative work. He is the founder of a community in the jungles of Costa Rica - Brave Earth: A Center for Applied Cultural Transition. He is also Co-director of Transition Resource Circle, Council Chair for Culture Hack Labs and co-author of Post Capitalist Philanthropy: The healing of wealth in the time of crisis.

Most of all he is my hanai brother and dear friend. A person I turn to when I need to untangle my thinking about the world and my place in it. He is a guardian of the futures and a mystical anarchist, a philosopher and mythopoetic truth teller. A rare being, always becoming into a new version of himself. He is someone I am deeply grateful to be woven with in this lifetime… May this conversation move you to lean into your own becoming, so that your life becomes a prayer of purpose to the unfolding of the ages. May we all be useful to these times. 

Links:

Brave Earth

Rewording Fellowship

Transition Resource Circle

Rojava - Autonomous Community

Books:

Braiding Sweetgrass - Robin Wall Kimmerer

Ideas to Postpone the End of the World - Ailton Kranek

T.A.Z. The Temporary Autonomous Zone - Hakim Bey

Designs for the Pluriverse - Arturo Escobar

Tiokasin Ghosthorse - Various writings

Sophie Strand - Various writings

Bayo Akomalofe - Various writings

Less is More: How Degrowth will save the world - Jason Hickels

Sociology of Freedom - Abdullah Öcalan 

Come of Age: The Case for Elderhood in a Time of Trouble - Stephen Jenkinson

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Book: Our Beloved Futures

Linguist, author and film maker, Helena Norberg-Hodge is the founder and director of the international non-profit organisation, Local Futures, a pioneer of the new economy movement, and the convenor of World Localization Day.

She is the author of several books, including ‘Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh’, an eye-opening tale of tradition and change in Ladakh, or “Little Tibet”. Together with a film of the same title, Ancient Futures has been translated into more than 40 languages, and sold half a million copies.

Her latest book is ‘Local is Our Future: Steps to an Economics of Happiness’. Other publications include ‘Bringing the Food Economy Home’ and ‘From the Ground Up: Rethinking Industrial Agriculture’.

Helena is also the producer of the award-winning documentary ‘The Economics of Happiness’.

Educated in Sweden, Germany, Austria, England and the United States, Helena specialized in linguistics, including studies at the University of London and with Noam Chomsky at MIT. Her work, spanning almost half a century, has received the support of a wide range of international figures, including Jane Goodall, HH the Dalai Lama, HRH Prince Charles and Indira Gandhi.

From 1975, Helena worked with the people of Ladakh, to find ways of enabling their culture to meet the modern world without sacrificing social and ecological values. She was the first outsider in modern times to become fluent in the language.

She has helped to initiate localization movements on every continent, particularly in South Korea and Japan, and co-founded both the International Forum on Globalization and the Global Ecovillage Network.

Helena is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Right Livelihood Award (aka the “Alternative Nobel Prize”), the Arthur Morgan Award and the Goi Peace Prize for contributing to “the revitalization of cultural and biological diversity, and the strengthening of local communities and economies worldwide.”

Helena has lectured in seven languages and appeared in broadcast, print and online media worldwide, including MSNBC, The Times, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Guardian. She has written numerous articles and essays, and her work has been the subject of thousands of articles worldwide.

Most recently, Helena was profiled in The New York Times, titled ‘What if Local and Diverse Is Better Than Networked and Global?’. Download the article: NY Times – Helena Norberg-Hodge Profile (PDF)

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