For this episode I sat down with Satori co-founder, Duncan Woods, and we asked each other questions.
Duncan had suggested this idea to me as a way of exploring my involvement with Satori, and it also became a great way to discover more about his inspiration for the original magazine project and beyond.
Duncan Woods is a creative director from London UK, with 18 years experience working across a mixture of magazines, retail, and creative agencies.
He co-founded SATORI magazine with Seb Camilleri in 2017 with the aim of creating a community where people who may have different religious beliefs, scholarly pursuits or cultural backgrounds can come together and share in their love for thought provoking content and stimulating artwork.
SATORI magazine ran for 3 issues before being re-imagined as a podcast. If you are interested in reading any of the print issues of SATORI please visit findsatori.cargo.site/Buy
Books from this episode:
Matt Haig - Reasons to Stay Alive
Ekhart Tolle - The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
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