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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2021 · 58 MIN

Psychedelic Feminism and Environmental Equity with Cosmic Sister’s Zoe Helene

from Psychedelic Spotlight Podcast · host Global Trac Solutions Inc., Psychedelic Spotlight, Swati Sharma, Zoe Helene, Cosmic Sister

In this episode of the Psychedelic Spotlight podcast, we catch up with psychedelic feminist Zoe Helene. She is an artist, environmentalist, and cultural activist best known for women's empowerment and working with sacred psychedelic plants and fungi. She is the founder of Cosmic Sister, an environmental feminist collective advocating for the widespread education of psychedelic feminism and women-centered visibility in the space.In our conversation, we discuss some of Zoe’s formative experiences in the creative arts which led her down the path of plant medicine advocacy, core feminist issues and how psychedelics play a role in furthering women’s movements, why an emphasis on equity and representation within the budding psychedelic industry is crucial and still has a long way to go, and so much more.*To learn more about Zoe and Cosmic Sister, visit the website: ZoeHelene.com*Subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest industry news: PsychedelicSpotlight.com

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