Some conversations take on a life of their own, and this was one of them.

I went into this interview with a list of carefully prepared questions, but within minutes, those notes were forgotten. Chris Gee’s experience, knowledge, and passion made the conversation flow in directions I hadn’t anticipated, and I found myself genuinely fascinated by his work.

In this episode, we explore Chris’s unique career, the challenges he’s faced, the lessons he’s learned and the stories that have shaped his journey. Rather than following a script, this became an authentic discussion driven by curiosity, allowing us to dive deeper into topics that don’t often get the attention they deserve.

Whether you’re interested in investigations, conservation, forensic thinking, or simply hearing from someone whose work is making a real impact, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Sometimes the best interviews are the ones where the questions stay on the page. I absolutely loved recording this episode with Chris Gee.

I went in with pages of interview questions ready to go… and I don’t think I asked a single one.

Instead, I found myself completely captivated by Chris’s work, asking question after question as the conversation naturally unfolded. Those are my favourite kinds of interviews, the ones that stop feeling like an interview and become a genuine conversation driven by curiosity.

Chris has such an interesting background, and I walked away having learned so much. I think you’ll hear that throughout this episode.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when two curious minds start exploring a topic without sticking to the script, this episode is for you.

I’d love to know what part of the conversation stood out to you the most after you’ve listened.