Serenbe Stories

Monica does a great job of facilitating interesting and meaningful conversations about the individuals living in the community of Serenbe. Each share reveals how each individual uniquely pursues growth and caters that shape Serenbe, Atlanta, and Georgia. It’s a fun listen!

I love learning this history behind this amazing community.

Steve Nygren has created nothing less than a masterpiece with Serenbe. Interviews with Nygren at the beginning of the podcast are fascinating and tremendously inspiring. What he has accomplished is so important to society and the world that it should not become the property of one political side, which is how it ends up seeming — not due to Nygren himself or his collaborators but because of buzzwords, comments, and jokes about politics made by one-sided hosts and selected left-leaning guests. The environment is a human issue, not a political one. “Inclusive” should mean everybody. Reference the Rich Rolls interview of John and Molly Chester of The Biggest Little Farm. Listen to what John Chester says at the end. If we don’t stop polarizing the issue of the environment, we are not going to be able to save it.

Love it! So intentional and inspiring