Tristan Gooley

Dame Judi Dench, Tony Kirkham, and Tristan Gooley discuss their love for trees and share insights on tree navigation, rare tree journeys, and creating personal woodlands. They explore the competitive nature of trees, unique tree climbing adventures, and the significance of short trees. The podcast highlights the emotional connections to trees, the wonders of tree communication, and the importance of appreciating nature's mysteries.

Ben Schott, an author known for his work on secret languages, reveals how families and professions create their own unique codes and slangs, enhancing social bonds and efficiency. He shares intriguing examples from diamond dealers to Starbucks baristas. Meanwhile, Tristan Gooley, an expert on natural navigation, uncovers hidden seasonal clues, explaining how subtle changes in nature signal shifts in the environment, from leaf colors to the behavior of insects. Together, they illuminate the richness of both human communication and the natural world.

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, an economist and former Google data scientist, discusses how data can inform our biggest life decisions, challenging the notion of relying solely on gut feelings. Tristan Gooley, a weather expert, delves into the fascinating world of natural signs and weather patterns, teaching listeners how to read clouds and understand dew formation. Together, they reveal surprising insights, from the hidden dangers of high heels to the best ways to navigate life’s uncertainties, blending data literacy with a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

Award-winning author Tristan Gooley, 'The Sherlock Holmes of Nature,' shares his passion for natural navigation. Explore nature's secrets, purposeful patterns, and the joy of simple adventures. Learn about his transition from podcasting to writing and continuous learning as a natural navigator. Join the conversation on navigating nature's clues and exciting future guests in this insightful podcast.

Tristan Gooley, an award-winning author and the BBC's 'Sherlock Holmes of nature,' shares his passion for natural navigation. He discusses the profound connection between humans and nature, emphasizing simpler navigation techniques. Reflecting on childhood restlessness, he reveals how discomfort fosters personal growth. Tristan also explores the joy of making discoveries in nature, critiques social media's impact on understanding adventure, and advocates for nurturing a sense of wonder in life through nature.