What does it really look like to walk away from the Western world and build a new life rooted in nature?
In this episode, I sit down with Cashawn Myers, Executive Director of the Kweku Andoh Sustainability Institute (KASI), located in Liati Wote in Ghana’s Volta Region.
Originally from the United States, Cashawn made a life-changing decision to move to Ghana and help build a community centered on sustainability, healing, and intentional living.
KASI is a model for a different way of life.
Here, they:
Grow most of their own food
Live in alignment with the land
Teach sustainability practices rooted in African knowledge systems
Offer programs focused on healing, wellness, and reconnecting with nature
Visit www.habeshainc.org or www.kasiinstitute.org
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Video Chapters
00:00 – Intro
1:52 – Meet Cashawn, the Founder of KASI
2:20 – Cashawn talks about the inspiration behind the Kweku Andoh Sustainability Institute
3:01 – Follow him on the tour of the grounds
3:34 – Talking about indigenous way of making bricks
4:44 – Cashawn takes us into the garden with all the fruits and vegetables they grow
17:01 – Bamboo Sanctuary
19: 27 – He takes us to the residential area, eco-Octagons and eco-Domes
22:41 – Inside the workshop area
23:35 – Interview with Cashawn to find out why he built this in Ghana
