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Episode 96: 2023 Review & a Look Ahead
On this episode: our favorite episodes of 2023, format change, dogs, and another year in the books. It’s our reflections on the year past, and a look ahead at what’s next.
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Top 3 Most Downloaded episodes from 2023
3 – Episode 86 – Carol Coyne on Thru-Hiking and Community
2 – Epis…
The ImagineFX "Rising Stars" of 2D & 3D Art [Part 2]
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Nine of my current mentees were named "Rising Stars" of 2d & 3d art by ImagineFX magazine.
In this two-part interview series, they're here to share stories of artistic development and how being selected for the article affected their mindsets.
Illustrator Andrea Ivetic Vicai begins the episode w…
Paths of Least Resistance
Over the weekend, I went out for a quick walk around our neighborhood, which I have done thousands of times. So it was rather exciting to discover something new. In particular, I walked on a path I had never trod, much less seen. It wasn’t terribly long, perhaps 50 feet, or challenging or scenic. L…
CSI: Critter Scene Investigation
We ventured down to Arizona last week to attend the amazing Tucson Book Festival: 130,000 attendees and 320 authors. It’s a book dork’s idea of heaven.
While down in the desert, we saw two, curious natural history scenes, both worthy of closer investigation and consideration. Unfortunately, both a…
"Wild in Seattle" is Published!
I am excited to announce that Wild in Seattle: Stories at the Crossroads of People and Nature is now on sale in bookstores. My first thanks goes to Mountaineers Books for all of their hard work in creating this beautiful book. My second goes to Elizabeth Person for her wonderful, whimsical watercol…
Ode to My Naturalist
Hello from Marjorie, the wife often referred to in David’s writing. In honor of David’s birthday week, I offered to write a newsletter and give readers some insight into the man behind the Street Smart Naturalist. Back to normal next week.
Someone recently said to me, “Gosh, David must be fun to li…
Rejoicing in an Orwellian Spring
Alas, it’s back to me after last week’s lovely interlude by Marjorie.
“The point is that the pleasures of spring are available to everybody, and cost nothing. Even in the most sordid street the coming of spring will register itself by some sign or other, if it is only a brighter blue between the ch…
Snow Flakes of Cotton
Tis that time of year when cotton starts to snow the landscape. I always enjoy this annual falling of little white clusters out of the sky, particularly since we see so little real snow falling in Seattle. Neither cotton nor snow, the white “flakes” come from our local cottonwood, the black cottonw…
Happy Thanksgiving 2025
Greetings and Happy Thanksgiving to all. I thought I’d try an acrostic to celebrate the holiday and share a few highlights of my year.
Hiking - I was fortunate this year to get out on many wonderful hikes: Yellow Aster Butte, Summerland, and Marmot Pass in the Cascades; Jack’s Peak near Carmel, CA,…
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