In The Jungle With Dr. Feelgood—Photo by Ivan Kashinsky

CHRIS + ZOE | MEDIA MENTIONS

Cosmic Sister's founder, Zoe Helene, and her husband, ethnobotanist Chris Kilham, founder of and Medicine Hunter, work and travel together extensively, exploring remote regions of the globe, working to promote mind/body/spirit wellness, sustainable global trade, environmental protection and cultural preservation.

The following selected media mentions include both Chris and Zoe. Zoe also proactively participates in many media expeditions, where she supports journalists, photographers, correspondents and producers before during and after travel, so some of these mentions are examples of media events Zoe supported professionally and feels a connection to, but may not appear in.

DoubleBlind, Issue No. 3,
by Shelby Hartman, July 2020
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LA Yoga,
by Zoe Helene, April 2019
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Sensi | Premier Issue | Emerald Triangle,
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, February 2019
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Radio New Zealand,
by Susan Strongman, October 2018
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Herbal Academy,
by Sarah Baldwin, August 2018
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Herbal Academy,
by Sarah Baldwin, August 2018
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VICE | TONIC,
by Suzannah Weiss, June 2018
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Playboy,
by Michelle Janikian, May 2018
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Outside Magazine,
by Steve Hendricks, January 2018
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Organic Authority,
by Emily Monaco , August 2017
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BRIDES,
by Fiona Tapp, March 2017
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New York Magazine | The Cut | Love & War,
by Rachel Monroe, January 2017
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Lift,
by Devon Scoble, January 2017
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Civilized | The Cannabist,
by Zoe Helene, January 2017
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COSMIC SISTER | PRESS RELEASE,
DECEMBER 2016, December 2016
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Oyster,
by Katherine Alex Beaven, September 2016
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THC Magazine,
by THC, March 2016
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AlterNet,
by April M. Short, March 2016
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Divine Caroline,
by Jasmine Gordon, February 2016
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AlterNet,
by Chris Kilham, January 2016
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Outside Magazine,
by AC Shilton, December 2015
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LA Weekly,
Katie Bain, September 2015
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Slant,
Ruth Schneider, August 2015
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Chicago Tribune,
by Jessica Reynolds, August 2015
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Reality Sandwich,
by Chris Kilham, July 2015
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Utne Reader,
photos by Tracey Eller, words by Zoe Helene, June 2015
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Utne Reader,
by Laura Marjorie Miller, with photos by Tracey Eller, June 2015
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Utne Reader MIND + BODY,
by Lynne Woodward, June 2015
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Utne Reader's Abstract Notions (Podcast),
with host Christian Williams, June 2015
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Boston Magazine,
by Jamie Ducharme, January 2015
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Huffington Post 50,
by Yagana Shah, March 2014
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Organic Spa Magazine HEALTH,
by Zoe Helene, November 2013
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The Dr. Oz Show,
with Dr. Mehmet Oz and Chris Kilham, April 2013
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Fox News: Nature's Medicine Cabinet,
with Chris Kilham, April 2012
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Organic Spa Magazine HOME,
by Zoe Helene, January 2012
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Reality Sandwich,
by Chris Kilham, November 2011
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The Valley Advocate,
by Mark Roessler, August 2011
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CNN,
with Kyra Phillips & Elizabeth Cohen, November 2010
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The Daily Collegian,
by Alyssa Creamer, November 2009
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Ode Magazine,
by Chris Kilham, March 2009
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The New York Times,
by Jennifer Szymasek, January 2008
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The New York Times,
by Andrew Downie, January 2008
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While on location Helene will often work with tribal artists, indigenous women and children, plant spirit pioneers, and regional wildlife and wilderness activists in support of their missions; she is constantly working to place core concepts, key characters and strong visual elements into the story on their behalf. Helene's expedition photographs and videos have appeared in dozens of venues, including The Dr. Oz Show, Oprah.com, Comcast Network, Fox News, Woman’s World, Ode Magazine, and many others. She has supported Medicine Hunter media expeditions with CNN, NBC Nightly News, Outside Magazine, and the New York Times.

The work of Medicine Hunter, Inc. is promoting plant spirit medicine, environmental protection and cultural preservation. To learn more, visit the Medicine Hunter website.


Outside Magazine: In the Jungle With Dr. Feelgood “(Zoe) Helene, who styles herself the Cosmic Sister… (writes) about the environmental devastation, most notably about the plight of New Zealand’s critically endangered Maui’s dolphin, of which a mere 55 survive.”Steve Hendricks, Outside Magazine, January 2014