WTF March 19th

Leah Lamb is a storyteller, writer, and educator dedicated to exploring storytelling as a sacred art and a tool for healing and transformation. Her work integrates ancient traditions, earth-based wisdom, and modern narrative techniques to help individuals and communities reconnect with themselves, each other, and the natural world. Leah founded the School for Sacred Storytelling, where she teaches storytelling as a spiritual practice and a catalyst for change. Through The Alchemy of Story, she leads immersive programs that explore the deep relationship between storytelling, consciousness, and human connection. She also created THE LIGHTHOUSE, an initiative empowering individuals to host community-based storytelling gatherings, blending online learning with in-person experiences to cultivate resilience and belonging. With a background in media and environmental activism, Leah produced and hosted the Green Channel for Al Gore’s television network, using storytelling to inspire social and ecological action. She is currently developing RECONNECTED, a docuseries exploring healing through reconnection with the natural world, weaving together indigenous wisdom and modern science. Leah’s work challenges the commodification of stories and invites audiences to reclaim storytelling as a force for restoration. She writes and speaks on the power of narrative to reshape culture, shift perspectives, and inspire action. She is also deeply engaged in exploring dreamwork, ritual, and embodiment as pathways to more meaningful storytelling. Whether through teaching, writing, or performance, Leah guides others in harnessing the power of story for healing and transformation. She believes stories are not just entertainment but a bridge to deeper understanding, a means of belonging, and a way to reclaim our shared humanity in an increasingly disconnected world.