Community musician Rory O'Connell talks about how he moved to Findhorn in the late 1970s, discovered the joys of playing Irish and Scottish music and his hopes for the future.

Created as a collective 'autobiography', the website celebratingoneincrediblefamily.org features over 1,400 articles contributed by community members – past and present – from around the world. In this week's episode, Cornelia shares what the site offers, the story behind its creation, and how you can get involved.

Fasil Bogale, CEO of Ekopia, talks about how he has used his financial skill to support the next generations to be able to continue to live and thrive in the Park Ecovillage Findhorn.

Find out more about Ekopia on their website at www.ekopia.org.uk

Watch Damien Papin & Sara Evans connecting with plants on their YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@duokeryda1922 Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/kerydamusic/

Indira talks about going to help the refugees at Calais through service and music, and how the work resonanates with her own personal background.

Fi Luray talks about their journey in our community as a musician and as someone who identifies as non-binary.

https://filuray.com/ https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/fiona-luray/440887814 https://open.spotify.com/artist/1XPMJDwmez3Lwib72BlVeu?si=aoh8eeDrTDOcTWQJMgAFFA

Maria Craig talks about the journey she took to make her upcoming film, 'Firebird', about the Park Ecovillage, Findhorn community. The film will have a private showing for the community on Friday 18th August.

https://moviolaproductions.com/

Yann Tiersen and Émilie Tiersen (QUINQUIS) explore the commonly shared landscapes and roots of their homeland of Brittany with us here in Scotland. As part of their musical tour on their sailboat, the Ninnog, visiting Celtic countries – Wales, Cornwall, Ireland, Scotland, the Faroe Islands – they chatted with us after a concert at the Universal Hall.

Their next show will be in Edinburgh Tuesday 8 August, 7pm

https://www.ninnog.com/