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Story helps us weave ourselves into the land and to feel a sense of wonder and awe when we step outside. And so this remothologizing, this restoring to, is a really, really important way that we can find a way

of belonging to places from which we would otherwise perhaps feel quite alienated.

Today we're speaking with Dr. Sharon Blackie, an award-winning writer, psychologist, and mythologist.

Her highly acclaimed books, courses, lectures, and workshops are focused on the development

of the mythic imagination and on the relevance of myth, fairy tales, and folk traditions

to the personal, cultural, and environmental problems that we face today.

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