Louis De Jaeger is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, speaker, and the author of SOS: Save Our Soils. In this episode, we talk about food-Earth-human-connection, if we can fix how we treat the planet or if we all going to die in 3 years, and so much more :)

This episode with the wonderful Jonathan Berman to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his movie Commune is all about social experiments and radical reimaginings of community. Wild stories of alternative ways of living, kids growing up in tribe-like communities, living off the grid, nudist farming - just another human experiment? :)

Check out Jonathan's work here: https://www.opensignalstudios.com/ and here https://www.instagram.com/communethemovie/!

So, here we go, Travel Diary part 2! This is all about saying Goodbye to your friends, to your home, to the wild nature you love, and 5G-towers. Enjoy this one, reach out to me, and join me for an episode!

You guys have been asking me to tell you about our little journey - why we left Spain, where we're heading next, if we're good pirates (yes, we are), how boat life is going, and how our unschooling lifestyle on Lanzarote looks like.

I met Luise in the most unexpected way — while trying (and failing) to buy a water filter. What started as a simple purchase turned into a really cool talk on Luise’s boat in the harbour of La Palma. In this episode, I sit down with Luise Wagner from Sealabs, an environmental advocate, world sailor, and smart pioneer. This one is all about learning through experiences and exploring the last free places!

In this loooong-anticipated episode of Wild Life Unschooling, I’m honored to welcome Leonardo Wild—an extraordinary adventurer, and alternative education enthusiast. Leonardo is the son of Mauricio and Rebecca Wild, pioneers who left Germany to create a soulful, learner-led educational community in Ecuador.

Leonardo has lived in five countries, traveled to over forty, and embraced adventure at every turn: from skippering a yacht through a Category 4 hurricane to crossing the Andes on foot alongside indigenous communities. He’s participated in gold exploration expeditions, led a four-month, 5000 km bike journey across South America with both children and adults, and written since the age of twelve, publishing eleven books (both fiction and nonfiction), over 200 magazine articles, and 42 scripts including documentaries and TV spots.

In this conversation, we dive deep into his fascinating journey of unschooling, adventure, creativity, and the transformative power of living a life led by curiosity and passion. Whether you’re an unschooling parent, an adventurous soul, or simply someone who wants to be inspired by a life less ordinary, this episode is for you :)

Check out Andrew Wild’s (Leonardo's son) project here!

This tiiiiime, I have one of my favorite music artists on the pod! Music and unschooling? Oh, absolutely, check out why in this episode with Larimar! Larimar is a London-based complementary therapist who works with vocal harmonics and musical instruments to create powerful spaces for relaxation, healing, and personal transformation. This is all about the healing power of sound, and many other journeys. Check out Deya Dova's music, we mention her in the pod!

Enjoy this conversation, because I certainly did – with the wonderful Monika Burra! Monika is a transformational psychotherapist and intuitive coach who integrates science and spirituality to support holistic healing of the mind, body, and spirit. Drawing from diverse therapeutic modalities and spiritual teachings, she empowers clients to awaken their inner power and create fulfilling, authentic lives. And this episode is about soul-led education <3