Friends, things continue to be strange and stressful for a lot of us. The pandemic has impacted almost every aspect of “normal” life, including conservation ....
It’s Halloween in the U.S., which means it’s a good excuse to talk about spooky creepy crawlies! That’s right: bugs! I know what a lot of you are thinking. “Bugs? Gross.” But wait! Bugs are actually really cool, really important, and really
So this last month has been a little crazy, and I wasn’t able to turn out a new, full-length episode. Don’t worry – there’s more drunken, nerdy conversations coming, but in the meantime, pour a glass and enjoy this bonus episode. After our Alas
When we last left our Alaska adventurers, we were in Seward and watching wildfire smoke blow back in to the city. Fortunately, we were on our way north to Denali, with the hope of seeing more wildlife (which up to this point, we had hardly seen
This summer, I had the privilege to visit Alaska with three of my favorite people, Liz, Jason (aka: Ocho), and David on an RV camping trip from Anchorage, to Seward, and finally to Denali. For all of us, it was our first time visiting Alaska, a
Social media seems to be in the news a lot more lately, usually for bad reasons. Election interference, violations of privacy, concerns about companies becoming monopolies, bullying, and on, and on. Even conservationists have been pointing out
Lawns are the dumbest thing ever! They’re obsessively managed squares of an invasive species. And what’s the point of them? They don’t grow food. They don’t provide habitat. They’re just stupid green squares. I recently bought a house (brag
Hey friends,If you’re a political junky like me, the current national news cycle has been really depressing. It feels like every day we hear about a new racist tweet from the President of the United States. It’s awful, and it reminds me of
My love for whisky started when I went to college in Iowa with my friend, Jenny. We learned that all bad ass conservationists have to drink whisky, so we learned to deal with the burn of whisky and have stumbled our way forward ever since.
Sometimes, working in conservation can be tough, demoralizing, and frustrating. One of the reasons I started this podcast was (admittedly) to do some group therapy with other conservationists who are just as worried and depressed about the down
Wildlife conservation is a stressful career, so it’s no wonder that whenever conservationists get together, we have a drink (or four). And because we’re all so passionate about our work, we all end up having drunken conversations about animals