Beginning with an ear hike through John Muir National Forest, this episode dives into the process of naming places. Denali, Jefferson Davis Peak(s), and literary reflection on the need to name big, permanent things after small, impermanent humans.

Mt. Julius Caesar

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Introducing: The Wind

Van Sounds speaks to Joe Exotic about running for President of the United States of America in 2016. It originally aired on the episode "That's Politics."

Bonus: Joe Exotic Interview

Sam Greenspan tells us about the new podcast Bellwether and the process of making it. Sam left a job at 99% invisible and spent 2 years not broadcasting, before ending up back behind the microphone.

Dead Air

“Language Deficit is attention deficit. As we further deplete our ability to name, describe particular aspects of our places, our competence for understanding and imagining possible relationships with non-human nature is correspondingly depleted.” -Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks

Mt. Julius Caesar

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