In this episode I discuss a few things in the news recently, one being the trapped orcas in Japan and a cougar attack in Banff. I also discuss a few future plans for my content, my penguin outing from last weekend (and the subsequent video), and randomly the worlds largest beaver dam.

In this episode I discuss the an uneasy point of view on photography, and perhaps even a philosophical debate or opinion.

Hey everyone, in this episode I talk about a Kangaroo that escaped in Canada and had a weekend on the loose, as well as a research paper exploring genetic modification in nature through electricity such as eels or lightning, and we talk about some baby dinosaurs.

If you've been listening to this podcast you'll know I'm an Elon Musk fan, electric vehicles are good for the environment so it contrasts well with the overarching theme of nature & wildlife for this podcast. In this episode I review the Tesla Cybertruck delivery event and I make some general assessments of the vehicle so far and compare the announcement version of Tesla's Cybertruck back in 2019 to the delivery model we saw earlier this week.

In this episode I discuss some nature news that stood out to me as either interesting or semi-interesting. This includes neural peptides in nematodes, the evolution of skunk stripes, and the only known mammal to breed without penetration. At roughly 5:20 into the podcast I discuss ways the X platform can add additional revenue streams which also benefit creators on the platform.

Space X had it's second test launch of Starship and it did not disappoint, further I discuss improvements I would like to see on the X platform.

In this episode I cover some news regarding my content creation on X as well as a PSA regarding bears while hiking following a news story of a mauling, and some good news regarding an echidna.

In this episode I explore a couple news articles one about a newly discovered dinosaur in Canada, and the other about a fish that can use a credit card. I also speak about my adventure out to Abraham Lake in Alberta, future expeditions, the future of the podcast, and a random ghost story.

In this solo episode I discuss a few recent news articles regarding a 120 million year old bird fossil, cave paintings, and previously thought extinct clams to be living. From there I go onto explain where the podcast has been, what i've been doing and where i've been going.

In this episode I speak with Ginger, a digital nomad. We discuss travel, adventure, loneliness, what a digital nomad is, and of course the universe and life itself. We met by sheer coincidence months ago, and here is the result months later. Hopefully this episode inspires and uplifts those who listen, I love positivity as it echos onto others. You can find Ginger on Instagram @gingeronherjourney. If you enjoy the content I'm creating you can find me on Instagram @Epyonexplores where adventure and wildlife videography is uploaded as well.