Margot Adler 1946 – 2014
Biography
Margot Adler was born on April 16, 1946, in Little Rock, beginning a life that would touch countless people through her work as a writer, spiritual guide, and trusted voice in American media. Her career spanned decades as a National Public Radio reporter, where she brought thoughtful storytelling and genuine curiosity to audiences across the nation. Through her journalism, Margot demonstrated a commitment to exploring diverse perspectives and giving voice to communities often overlooked by mainstream media.
Beyond her work at NPR, Margot established herself as an influential author whose writings explored spirituality, philosophy, and contemporary culture. She became an important figure in Neopagan communities, bringing scholarly rigor and compassionate understanding to discussions of alternative spiritual practices. Her contributions to both literature and religious studies helped bridge divides and foster greater understanding across different belief systems.
Margot passed away on July 28, 2014, in New York City, after a battle with cancer. She left behind a remarkable legacy as a journalist, author, and spiritual explorer whose work encouraged millions to think more deeply about the world around them and the many paths people take in their search for meaning.
