Discussion Topics: What you will discover from listening to this Podcast:

* Boyd’s experience of spending 40 days and 40 nights in nature, alone, without any technology * Becoming attuned to nature * The importance of campfires and storytelling * Wrestling with the complexity of modern life * How technology absorbs your attention * Why we should stop and slow down * The history of Londolozi Game Reserve * Tracking animals in the wild bush * Boyd’s journey of coming out of depression * How to heal from your wounds …

“If it had been a horror movie, people in the audience would’ve started saying, ‘Don’t go near the shadowy place!’ And of course, as I walked past the shadowy place, I actually sat down just on the edge of those shadows. And my perception was that the water was too shallow for crocodiles. But of course the crocodile was in the hole, and the first thing that you notice when a crocodile grabs you is just the ferocity and the pressure of the bite.” — Boyd Varty

Boyd Varty (@boydvarty) is the author of two books, The Lion Tracker’s Guide …

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On today’s episode we are joined by wildlife and literacy activist Boyd Varty, author of the memoir Cathedral of the Wild, and recently The Lion Trackers Guide To Life. Boyd joins the show today to discuss how we can learn to connect with nature more to heal our trauma and find the track of our life.

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