RE HUMANS SERIES with my co-host Rodrigo Cunha

ReHumans are inspiring leaders committed to understanding what it means to be human in the 2020s and beyond, as our times are complexifying and our spirit is uniting. Together we are reimagining the new narrative and redefining what success means.

Our guest today is Sebastian Lindstrom:

Sebastian Lindstrom

Traveler, filmmaker and co-founder, Light for Children and What Took You So Long Foundation

An experienced traveler and filmmaker, Sebastian was formerly a member of the Swedish Special Forces. He has many years experience living and working in West Africa and is the cofounder and chairman of Light For Children in Ghana and Co-founder of the What Took You So Long, a guerrilla filmmaking organization filming untold stories in some of the most remote areas of the world. Over the last five years he has led teams to 60 countries through-out Africa, Papua New Guinea, Central America, Middle East and Greater China. He is a double TEDx speaker on Camel Milk entrepreneurship and disruptive filmmaking.

In other words: Sebastian Lindstrom is a mystery to himself and a camel herder to others. Sweden made him, the world shaped him. Academically curious at 5 universities in west and east; studied everything and ended up working with something totally different (classic).

Co-founded What Took You So Long, a guerrilla filmmaking organization, with Alicia Sully in 2009. Roaming this magnificent earth with team of 15 storytellers in pursuit of visual magic that can spark your mind to alter your understanding of a topic or location.

What Took You So Long?