Wild Hope with Claire Scobie and Morag Gamble

Sense-making in a Changing World by Morag Gamble: Permaculture Education Institute

Aug 21, 202663:01Society & Culture

My guest today is Dr Claire Scobie, award winning author of Wild Hope: Stories of Living and Leading in Uncertain Times, her fifth book, out September 1. In our conversation, we talk about how hearing that a tiny marsupi...

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