628. Living Outside of the Box: Sacred Geometry Dome Homes w/ Geoship's Morgan Bierschenk

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Oct 7, 2025

Morgan Bierschenk, founder and chief vision officer of Geoship, is pioneering bioceramic dome homes that emphasize resilience and community. He shares his journey from the activism of WikiLeaks to creating sustainable living spaces. Dive into the fascinating world of sacred geometry and why domes resonate with us. Discover the innovative materials making these homes mold resistant and fire resilient. Morgan also discusses harmonizing our electromagnetic environment and the significance of grounding in modern architecture.

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ANECDOTE

Catalytic Journey To Communal Vision

Morgan volunteered for WikiLeaks, traveled to Iceland, and experienced community-driven political change that shaped his thinking.
That experience connected him to the idea that physical environment and community purpose co-create evolutionary society shifts.

INSIGHT

Geometry Shapes Wellbeing

Living in rectilinear boxes feels fundamentally misaligned with natural geometry and human wellbeing.
Circular, flowing architecture can restore harmony we lose living in straight-edged buildings.

ANECDOTE

Sailing As A Regenerative Home

Morgan restored a classic wooden sailboat and lived aboard to stay connected to nature and practice art.
Long passages tested him physically and deepened his commitment to alternative living models.

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It’s not every day I get to sit inside the very structure we’re discussing on the show, but that’s exactly what happened in this conversation with Morgan Bierschenk, founder and chief vision officer of Geoship. Morgan is a father, visionary builder, and mystic explorer who has spent the last two decades following a path of awakening that eventually led him to reimagine what home can mean for humanity.

In this episode, we dive into the origins of geodesic domes, Buckminster Fuller’s vision of designing a world that works for 100% of humanity, and how sacred geometry and advanced materials are being harnessed to build affordable housing for the future. Morgan shares how Geoship is developing villages designed not only for resilience and sustainability, but also for community, beauty, and biological coherence—spaces that literally support health and harmony.

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MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE:

(00:00:00) Breaking Out of the Box: From Square Homes to Sacred Spaces

(00:11:47) From Information Wars to Village Design: Seeding Geoship’s Mission

(00:32:14) Bucky’s Wake-Up Call & the Math Behind Living Domes

(00:52:44) Inside the “Third Skin”: Bio-Ceramic Homes, Health, and Scale

(01:17:23) Cost, Efficiency, & the Path to Mainstream

(01:27:53) Measuring Coherence, Modular Magic, & Designing for Intent