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Sarah Wilson
Wild with Sarah Wilson
Sarah Wilson chats wild ideas for a fired up life.The multi-New York Times bestselling author, activist, minimalist and former news journalist who founded the global phenomenon ‘I Quit Sugar’ travelled the world for 10 years (living out of one bag) to explore the freshest ways to live fully…and to save this one wild and precious life we have together.She riffs with philosophers, creatives, poets, scientists (and at least one nun!) on the Big Questions that haunt us. What goes through the mind of a prisoner on death row? How does Sia invent her art? Will we...
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4.9 stars from 907 ratings
Tackles the big issues
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“Love this podcast. Sarah is not afraid to speak her mind and be courageous. Her podcasts on Collapse and the in progress book are eye opening and a must read and listen. The podcasts are informative, well researched but relatable and not too “Scienc-y” Be prepared to be confronted… you will...”Read full review »
Banksia_dreaming via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/12/24
Fascinating and energising
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“Wild is consistently one of the most interesting, challenging and enlivening podcasts in my feed. Sarah picks diverse guests and brings her own special perspective to the conversation. Makes you think, feel and be challenged to act.”
CurlySal via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/12/24
A tough breath of fresh air
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“Sarah isn’t afraid to have challenging, heart rending conversations with some pretty cool, smart thinkers & feelers.”
Biff56 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/11/24
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