Leah Rampy

Leah Rampy, an author and spiritual formation leader focused on ecological belonging, shares her transformative journey from corporate life to eco-spirituality. She emphasizes the kinship we share with trees, breaking down the armor we build for survival. The duo discusses how storytelling conveys deep spiritual truths, how to practice reciprocity with nature, and the grieving process for our environmental losses. Leah also introduces her Wild Church, fostering community and communion through silence and shared gifts, inviting listeners to embrace our interdependence with the Earth.

Leah Rampy, author of Earth and Soul, discusses reconnecting with nature, weaving ancient wisdom into modern solutions for climate chaos. Topics include contemplative leadership, community responses to rat infestations, grief exploration using the Mobius Strip, transformative pathways, healing historical trauma, and reconnecting with the spiritual wisdom of trees.

Leah Rampy, from Earth & Soul, joins an eclectic group including Bill Drummond, David Graeber, and Chris Smaje to examine the intersection of populism and climate action. They discuss the stark contrasts between Green elites and grassroots movements. The conversation touches on nostalgic winter experiences, the absurdities of monarchy in the climate discourse, and the shift from 'cool' to 'good' in cultural production. Personal anecdotes enrich their reflections on legacy and the importance of humility in education through animal husbandry.