Shambala Festival, Melissa Kidd
Shambala Speaks
Bringing you a selection of the finest wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia. Produced by Melissa Kidd, Nick Carline and Fredi Devas
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Shambala Festival, Melissa Kidd
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Oct 20, 2026
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Episodes
The Founder of Carbon Neutral 28.03.2019 13:51
Who knew that the history of Carbon Offsetting was so rock and roll? Dan Morrell, the founder of Carbon Neutral tells his story - from a wild night out with Jimmy Page and Robert Plant to a terrifying car accident, a near death experience and a talking healing tree. Throw in Joe Strummer, the Foo Fighters, Damien Hirst and a little pet shop in Castle Cary and you have one helluva tale. Buckle up!...
The Year of Psychedelics 28.02.2019 13:44
2018 is the year that psychedelics went mainstream, yet our native ‘magic’ mushrooms are steeped in mystery. Dr. Andy Letcher takes us on a journey that ends with some pretty interesting ideas on how psychedelics could guide us out of the global climate crisis. Bringing you a selection of the finest of wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala...
Adventures in Dystopia 18.01.2019 14:57
Shambala’s ethos is to create adventures in Utopia, and in this episode Documentary filmmaker James Jones reminds us that to understand what a utopia looks like it’s pretty useful to understand what a dystopia looks like. Bringing you a selection of the finest of wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia. Prod...
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