Have you ever walked the halls of a grand estate and wondered about the echoes of change within its walls? Roger Tempest, the visionary custodian of Broughton Hall, joins us for a riveting conversation that turns this historical site into a living, breathing beacon of societal evolution. From establishing the wellness sanctuary Avalon, to championing rewilding and transforming the estate into a hub for conferences and retreats, Roger shares how he’s woven the rich tapestry of his lineage with the threads of modern innovation and altruism.
Embarking on a journey from personal legacy to communal upliftment, this episode delves into the heart of what it means to be a steward of history and a harbinger of change. Roger recounts the influence of his family’s valor and charity, painting a picture of how the estate’s grandeur is humbled by a mission to serve the greater good. We traverse the conversation of privilege and social responsibility, considering the ripple effects of one individual’s commitment to love, tolerance, and the pursuit of a common ground amidst today’s polarizing climate.
Our exchange culminates in an exploration of the profound impact that community, support, and collective vision have on personal transformation. Roger reflects on the shift from traditional family structures to the creation of Sangha, a new age family of choice fostering personal growth and healing. This episode is a testament to the resilience and transformation possible when passion, reflection, and authenticity guide our endeavors, offering hope for a society in search of enlightenment and regeneration. Join us as we uncover the layers of Broughton Hall’s metamorphosis and the soulful purpose driving its custodian.
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Malcolm Stern has worked as a group and individual psychotherapist for more than 30 years. He was a co-founder of Alternatives at St James’s Church in London and runs groups internationally.
He is the author of Falling in Love / Staying in Love (Piatkus 2004) and Slay Your Dragons with Compassion ( Watkins 2020). He co-presented Channel 4’s relationship series, ‘Made for Each Other’ in 2003 and 2004 and sailed on the ‘Rainbow Warrior’ with Greenpeace in the 1980s. The book he is currently writing is an exploration of the shadow and its necessity in our evolutionary development.
Malcolm Stern in conversation with guests overcoming & thriving through adversity.
