Manda Scott

Ginie Servant-Miklos, an Assistant Professor and author, joins fellow guests Raïsa Mirza, a social entrepreneur; Will Richardson, co-founder of The Big Questions Institute; and Manda Scott, an award-winning novelist, to tackle the complexities of education amidst societal collapse. They discuss the importance of radical systemic change in education, the balance between fear and hope, and innovative approaches for climate resilience. The conversation also highlights youth empowerment in reshaping their educational journeys and the critical need for funding in community-driven initiatives.

Join Manda Scott, renowned author and shamanic practitioner, as she discusses moving from trauma to initiation culture, navigating the meta-crisis, and communicating with the web of life. Discover how to live purposefully and get a sneak peek into her upcoming novel, Any Human Power.

Manda Scott, an award-winning novelist and shamanic trainer, dives into the art of envisioning a transformative future. She discusses how not knowing can help us explore the unknown and dream without limits. Manda delves into moving from trauma to initiation culture and how 8.5 billion people can feel connection and purpose. By embracing intuition and fostering genuine relationships, we can create meaningful change. She passionately believes that individual agency, combined with community engagement, holds the key to shaping a hopeful new narrative.

Manda Scott, a bestselling novelist and shamanic practitioner, dives deep into creating a sustainable future. She discusses the vital need for systemic change over simple optimization, emphasizing compassion in education. The conversation explores the importance of reconnecting with nature in learning, integrating permaculture into school curriculums. They also tackle the concept of 'warm data' to enhance emotional connections in education, and share insights on transformative initiatives like UWC Atlantic College, encouraging youth to engage with global challenges.

Novelist Manda Scott and podcast host Nathalie Nahai join Della to reflect on the past year, discuss the global psyche, building community, embracing uncertainty, and exploring the interconnectedness of life and death. They emphasize the need for collaboration, connection, and making positive changes in a fractured world.

Manda Scott, renowned novelist and host of the Accidental Gods podcast, transforms from an equine veterinary surgeon to a shamanic dreaming teacher. She discusses the urgent need for conscious evolution, challenging scarcity mindsets and emphasizing our interconnectedness. Topics include the role of shamanic practices, the impact of artificial intelligence, and the transformative nature of childbirth. Manda advocates for a new paradigm that fosters community and sustainability, urging listeners to actively participate in shaping a hopeful future.

Manda Scott, a bestselling author and former veterinary surgeon known for her Boudica: Dreaming series, shares her insights on healing our trauma culture. She discusses the concept of thrutopian fiction as a call to action for systemic change. Scott emphasizes the importance of reconnecting through community support and facing life's cycles, particularly death. She critiques the trauma culture that stems from consumerism and advocates for emotional literacy and compassionate storytelling to inspire collective healing and transformation.

Manda Scott, a prolific novelist and host of Accidental Gods, and Nathalie Nahai, a behavior science advisor and author, celebrate the winter solstice by reflecting on the past year and envisioning the future. They discuss navigating the intersection of AI and eco-socialism, revealing ethical concerns and the need for systemic change. The conversation also dives into emotional resilience and collective healing, emphasizing self-exploration. With insights into anti-capitalist strategies, they highlight the importance of community connections for a more equitable future.

In this insightful discussion, Vanessa Machado de Oliveira Andreotti, Dean of the Faculty of Education and author, is joined by her daughter Giovanna, a dancer and educator, and Manda Scott, host of Accidental Gods. They delve into the complexities of personal and collective identity amid modern crises. The trio explores new narratives in education, the role of AI, and the interconnectedness of humanity with nature. They also share reflections on generational shifts, emphasizing resilience, compassion, and a rethinking of spirituality in the face of evolving societal challenges.

Manda Scott, an acclaimed author and contemporary shamanic teacher, teams up with Colin Campbell, a lineage holder of African traditional indigenous systems, to dive into the wisdom of traditional Indigenous knowledge. They discuss how these ancient practices can reshape modern environmental consciousness. Key topics include the disconnect between today's society and nature, the importance of rites of passage, and the need for a nurturing relationship with the land. Their insights encourage a deeper, more reciprocal engagement with the natural world.