Leah Lamb: Stories Show Us the Way

The Sounds True Podcast Network. What is a crisis? And the sacred storyteller begins to use etymology and says, oh, a crisis, if you look at the etymology, says we're at a fork in the road. We have an opportunity to make a choice. That's what crisis means.

In this episode of Insights at the Edge, my guest is Leah Lamb. Leah is a writer, a creator, and a storyteller, working at the intersection of myth, ritual, and personal transformation. She spent seven years working as a wilderness guide, has a background in social work. theater and environmental media, and Leah Lam is the founder of the School for Sacred Storytelling.

When I first heard about the school and how Leah was bringing together storytellers from across the world to tell in a visionary and creative way, the stories that we need to know now, the stories of our time. I thought to myself, Mia Lamb belongs at sounds true. And that's true. She has created with us a new learning series.

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