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Hosted by Kervin Thomas · 🇺🇸 US · EN-TT · 11 episodes
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Traveling Wild Mind is a nature podcast that explores mindfulness, sound, and the hidden rhythms of the natural world.Hosted by Kervin Thomas, each episode takes listeners on a slow journey through landscapes, thoughts, and the quiet magic of everyday life.Music: Peaceful Mind by AshtronFrom bird songs to rustling leaves, this podcast invites you to pause, tune in, and rediscover how nature calms the mind.Whether you're neurodivergent, curious, or just craving stillness in a noisy world—Traveling Wild Mind is a place to wander, reflect, and listen.
Kervin Thomas hosts Traveling Wild Mind, a science show with 11 episodes published.
Julie Brams is an Earth-centered psychotherapist, meditation practitioner and author of The Nature Embedded Mind. The book stands at the intersection of psychology, ecology and social justice. Drawing from her clinical p
Recorded live from Deer Run Forest Preserve, this episode of Traveling Wild Mind explores an unlikely lesson from nature's smallest pests. As mosquitoes and sand flies buzz through the summer air, I reflect on the people
In nature, growth doesn’t happen alone. Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds, move quietly between flowers, carrying what plants cannot on their own. Without them, there is no bloom, no fruit, no continuation. I
Spring doesn’t arrive all at once. It begins quietly in small, almost unnoticeable ways. In this episode of Traveling Wild Mind, I take a slow walk through the early signs of seasonal change—subtle shifts in sound, movem
Spring rarely arrives all at once. Long before the first flowers open, the real work of growth is already happening beneath the surface. In this episode of Traveling Wild Mind, I reflect on the quiet preparation that nat
2025 was a year of challenges and loss. How does nature teach us to be present in those moments? From the cries of crows to the final contributions made by trees, nature shows us the importance of pausing. Nature teaches
What Does Nature Teach Us About Imposter Syndrome Some butterflies look like their poisonous cousins. Certain orchids disguise themselves as flowers they are not. In nature, mimicry isn’t fraud—it’s survival. In this epi
As summer shifts toward fall, the fields and trees hum with the steady chorus of crickets and cicadas. In this episode of Traveling Wild Mind, host Kervin Thomas explores how these sounds, can often be dismissed as backg
In a world that’s always rushing, what does it mean to be still? In this episode of Traveling Wild Mind, we slow down and explore the quiet presence of nature—the way moss creeps across stone, the subtle life inside a tr
Birdsong is everywhere—but how often do we truly listen? In this episode of Traveling Wild Mind, I explore the quiet presence of birds and what it means to listen without needing to understand. Through mindful reflection
In this first episode of Traveling Wild Mind, I step into the quiet spaces between sound—and reflect on how noise can drown out not just birdsong, but peace itself. I talk about how nature teaches us to listen again, and
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Traveling Wild Mind is hosted by Kervin Thomas. The show is categorised under science (nature) and has published 11 episodes.
Traveling Wild Mind has published 11 episodes.
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