Welcome to Our Findhorn Barrel, an independent podcast exploring the people and projects of the Ecovillage Findhorn Community. In each episode, we meet individuals, groups, or organisations shaping life in our Community. From eco-builders and gardeners to artists, teachers, healers, and social entrepreneurs. We’ll hear their stories, what inspires them, and how they’re navigating both the beauty and the challenges of living and working here.
Episode #27 Ken walker and Susie Minto Findhorn Ukulele Festival
Episode#26 Eian Smith – Our Ecovillage’s Evolving Complexity
Episode#25 Prriyanka Gonawala – Reflections from Auroville
Episode #24 – Mary Inglis – Peacemaker and Subtle Activist
Episode #23 – Stewart Friendship – Cooking in Cluny Hill
Episode #22 – Amanda Haworth – Park Ecovillage Trust
Episode#21 – Ann McEllin -Values-Driven Finance
Episode#20 – Barbara Swetina and Danielle Macleod
Episode#18 – Rory O’Connell – Melodies of Home
Episode#17 – Cornelia – Celebrating One Incredible Family
Episode#16: Fasil Bogale – Financial Sustainability in Community
Episode#15: Keryda – The Music of Plants
Episode#14: Indira – Breaking Silences: On safety, belonging and song
Episode#13: Fi Luray – Music, Purpose and Identity
Episode #12: Maria Craig – Firebird Documentary (Healing through Film)
Episode#11: Yann and Émilie Tiersen – Music and Celtic Routes
Episode#10: Jake Jay-Lewin – Conflict and emerging community structures
Episode #9: John Akerman Özgüç – Protecting Nature and Living Together in Harmony
Episode #8: Roger Doudna – The Original Whisky Barrel House
Episode #7: Karl Jay-Lewin – Dance, Life and Making Stuff Up as You Go
Episode #6: Carolin Waldmann – Music, Self Expression and Sustainability
Episode #5: John Talbott – Building an Ecovillage
Episode #4 – Jonathan Caddy – Community, Stewardship and Education
Episode #3 – Laura Pasetti – Transformative Theatre
Episode #2 – Britta Schmitz – Pursuing the Life of My Dreams
Episode #1 – Dave Till – Comedy and Performing in Community
After working in a number of departments within the Findhorn Foundation, I worked in the Universal Hall team and the went on to become an independent videographer and photographer.
Really enjoyed listening to Dave Till’s interview with the innovative podcasters, thank you for livening up a long Monday evening. I always enjoyed Dave’s dry humour, especially the God phone calls, and Violet.