In this episode, meet bestselling author, actress, comedian, and producer Phoebe Robinson, author of Please Don’t Sit on My Bed in Your Outside Clothes, one of Silicon Valley’s youngest entrepreneurs Michael Sayman, author of App Kid, and mountaineer and adventurer Rick Ridgeway, author of Life Lived Wild. READ MORE
The wild calls. Whether you are an urban explorer, a coastal creature, a mountain maven, a woods wanderer, a pro surfer (or um, a couch surfer), listening to true stories of the outdoors on audio is an adventure. READ MORE
Gather around the fire: MeatEater’s Campfire Stories: Close Calls, an audiobook original with Steven Rinella, renowned outdoorsman, bestselling author, podcast host, and host of the Netflix series MeatEater, is out now. Rinella is joined by members of the MeatEater Crew and an array of additional contributors for this original collection of sixteen true stories of close calls in the outdoors, from encounters with grizzlies, to getting swept away by an avalanche, to being trapped in an underwater cave, and even a brush with an armed cartel during a fishing trip. READ MORE
In this episode, meet actress and producer Julianna Margulies, author of Sunshine Girl, forest ecologist Suzanne Simard, author of Finding the Mother Tree, and speaker Ian Manuel, author of My Time Will Come. READ MORE
Binocs? Check. Trusty identification guide? Check. Audiobook inspiration from fellow bird lovers? Right over here. READ MORE
In this episode, meet Andrew Coté, author of Honey & Venom, Jennifer Ackerman, author of The Bird Way, and Maria Konnikova, author of The Biggest Bluff. READ MORE
In this episode, meet Michael Pollan, author of Food Rules, Judith Warner, author of And Then They Stopped Talking to Me, and Conor Knighton, author of Leave Only Footprints. READ MORE
“There are many field guides for the songs of birds, the songs of crickets, there are no guides of the songs of trees. So I wanted to go sit and listen to all the incredible different sounds that emerge from trees that echo within their wood and to share some of that experience with readers and get beyond the experience and into the stories behind them.”
Learn more about The Songs of Trees.
