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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 50 MIN

S6 E5 Barbara Leite Cowan & Emma Cowan Leite - Nurturing Life Rooted in Simplicity & Community

from Rumors of Doing Good · host Rob Schellert, Barbara Leite Cowan, Emma Cowan Leite

In this episode of Rumors of Doing Good, Rob Schellert sits down with Barbara Leite Cowan & Emma Cowan Leite, who started and help lead Mount of Oaks, an intentional community in the hills of Portugal. Rooted in simplicity, shared life, and connection to the land, their community integrates permaculture, natural building, and spiritual practice into a holistic way of following the way of Jesus while caring for creation. They talk about how they got started, the vision behind Mount of Oaks, and the journey of building a life and community with intention. Barbara and Emma share insights about living sustainably, nurturing belonging, and creating spaces for healing and transformation. Whether you're curious about intentional communities, inspired by sustainable living, or seeking ways to integrate spirituality and care for creation into everyday life, this conversation is full of inspiration and practical wisdom. Intro/Outro music by Skinfiltr8r.

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