Trailmark Podcast
Thomas R. Howell — keep your hobbies your own
Jul 12, 20261h 5m
Wedding filmmaker and booktuber Thomas R. Howell on reading, being present, and not turning every hobby into a job.
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Hosted by Ray Targosz · sports · EN · 39 episodes
The Trailmark Podcast is a curated exploration of the human spirit’s connection to adventure, nature, and the pursuit of personal growth. Combining the raw authenticity of outdoor experiences with the depth of educational conversations, Trailmark explores topics ranging from bikepacking, camping, and fitness to the emerging fields found within science, and human resilience.
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Wedding filmmaker and booktuber Thomas R. Howell on reading, being present, and not turning every hobby into a job.
Episode #39
<p>Jason Marchant is a passionate outdoor enthusiast and YouTube creator from Yorkshire, England, who has spent his adult life exploring the wild spaces of the UK and beyond. Through his channel "Crag Rat Outdoors," Jason documents his solo adventures across Britain's national parks, from the Yorkshire Dales to the Scottish Highlands, inspiring others to find adventure in seemingly ordinary places. With over 160 Scottish hills under his belt and countless wild camping experiences, Jason balances his love for ultralight backpacking and multi-day challenges with family life and his work in the police force. His authentic approach to outdoor storytelling focuses...
Episode #38
<p>Kathe Koja is a groundbreaking author of 22+ books who has spent decades pushing the boundaries between horror, literary fiction, and immersive art. Known for influential works like "The Cipher," "Skin," and the "Dark Factory" trilogy, Koja creates what she calls "anchovy fiction" - stories with such a distinctive voice that readers either love them or don't, with little middle ground. In this conversation, we explore her evolution from traditional horror novels to immersive theater experiences, her belief that transformation requires discomfort, and her respect for reader intelligence. Koja discusses why she writes complex, challenging characters, how she approaches the...
Episode #37
<p>Dan Andriacco is a mystery writer, journalist, and longtime Sherlockian whose passion for detective fiction traces back to his childhood trips to the Cincinnati Public Library. With a background in journalism spanning over two decades at the Cincinnati Post, Dan brings a crisp, engaging clarity to his fiction—most notably in the Sebastian McCabe – Jeff Cody mystery series. A scholar of Sherlock Holmes and the current editor of The Baker Street Journal, Dan blends Golden Age aesthetics with modern storytelling, creating mysteries that honor tradition while exploring evolving friendships, timelines, and moral landscapes. His deep ties to the Sherlockian comm...
Episode #36
<p>Kijuan “Key” Amey is a U.S. Air Force veteran, author, motivational speaker, and survivor of a life-altering motorcycle accident that left him blind at 25. Despite losing his eyesight, Key never lost his vision—his unwavering drive to uplift others through vulnerability, faith, and resilience. Before the accident, he was simultaneously serving in the military, earning a degree in computer information systems, and running multiple businesses. Today, he channels that same ambition into mentoring others, powerlifting, skiing, writing, and inspiring audiences around the world.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Key shares the raw and powerful story of the...
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