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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2022 · 59 MIN

Episode 32: Dot Fisher-Smith

from Living Southern Oregon · host Simona Fino

Dot Fisher-Smith is an artist, counselor, group facilitator, community elder, networker, radical, Primitive, hunter-gatherer, social artist. She attempts to follow her conscience as well as she can, by consuming/shopping as little as possible, buying local, not on line, never from Amazon. Being harmless, leaving no trace, inspiring people, being a model of longevity and transparency.  She was also a founder of Peace House in 1982. Dot is an incredible example of how to live a congruent life and to walk one's talk in this ever increasingly corporate dominated world, where money and profit trump the health and well-being of all life on the Earth. Dot has lived in Southern Oregon for 40 years! Ashland Folk Collective Women’s Herbal Symposium Ashland Ponds White Rabbit Trail - Lithia Park Grizzly Peak Trail Hull-Strawberry Park

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