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Our Findhorn Barrel

Our Findhorn Barrel

By: Alex Wright and Callum Bell
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 An independent podcast at The Park Ecovillage, Findhorn Community hosted by Callum Bell and Alex Wright.Alex Wright and Callum Bell Social Sciences
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  • Episode #26: Eian Smith - Our Ecovillage’s Evolving Complexity

    Episode #26: Eian Smith - Our Ecovillage’s Evolving Complexity
    Oct 9 2025

    ”There is no one way. . . and there isn’t one core message. . .”

    Eian’s journey to this community began when he set out to find a place to raise his first child—but he soon discovered that life here was also a place for his own growing up (a process that continues to this day).

    In this conversation, Eian reflects on the past two decades and the community’s complex evolution—from the Findhorn Foundation to changes in the NFA and the organisations emerging to steward the community into the future
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    34 mins
  • Episode #25: Prriyanka Gonawala - Reflections from Auroville

    Episode #25: Prriyanka Gonawala - Reflections from Auroville
    Sep 11 2025

    Prriyanka's journey first brought her to Ecovillage Findhorn through her passion for spirituality, permaculture, alternative schooling and reading Eileen Caddy's book Opening Doors Within. After years immersed in intentional community life in Scotland, she has now returned to India and now lives in the Auroville community. Prriyanka reflects on what she carries with her from her time at Findhorn, as well as the contrasts and connections between the two communities.
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    46 mins
  • Episode #24: Mary Inglis - Peacemaker and Subtle Activist

    Episode #24: Mary Inglis - Peacemaker and Subtle Activist
    Aug 6 2025

    South African Mary Inglis reflects on finding a balanced

    approach to collective healing through inner work and the

    evolution of attunement-led decision making in community.
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    29 mins
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