Voices From The Crow's Nest

Here, I share the voiceovers from my letters as a podcast, with occasional extras. I talk about being a part of nature, not apart from it, I talk about ancestral skills, or bushcraft, and I talk about our possible futures as a species living in uncertain, often dangerous times. One day, I might even narrate my fiction. All with hope, joy, and kindness. alexandermcrow.substack.com

Voices From The Crow's Nest is a science podcast hosted by Alexander M Crow, with 56 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Alexander M Crow hosts Voices From The Crow's Nest, a science show with 56 episodes published.

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  Voices From The Crow's Nest

  Summer Break

  Jun 30, 20266 minS2

  <p>As I write this, I only have one further post for The Crow’s Nest queued and ready to go next week. This is deliberate: summer on Substack is the quiet time, the pause between the seasons of interest and readership and, generally, not the right time to share anything you wish to actually be read by more than a few people.</p><p>This year, I almost made the error of giving myself extra work to do, for potentially little to no return—I deeply considered a week-by-week deconstruction and discussion of the 13th season of the History Chan...

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  Voices From The Crow's Nest

  Cercal, Portugal. May 2020.

  Jun 30, 20266 minS0

  <p>(After you have read these introductory paragraphs once, you can skip to the new/old content below. If you are listening, then the time stamp is around the two minute 45 second mark.)</p><p>Introduction</p><p>The word settled, to me, carries connotations I am keen to avoid. I have never felt settled or, perhaps, I cannot recall a time I felt settled. I do not feel settled now, writing this, and I’ve lived in the same house for three and a half years. </p><p>Without even discussing the obvious issues of colonisation, I just don’t fe...

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  Voices From The Crow's Nest

  Cercal, Portugal. May 2020.

  Jun 23, 20267 minS0

  <p>(After you have read these introductory paragraphs once, you can skip to the new/old content below. If you are listening, then the time stamp is around the two minute 45 second mark.)</p><p>Introduction</p><p>The word settled, to me, carries connotations I am keen to avoid. I have never felt settled or, perhaps, I cannot recall a time I felt settled. I do not feel settled now, writing this, and I’ve lived in the same house for three and a half years. </p><p>Without even discussing the obvious issues of colonisation, I just don’t fe...

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  Voices From The Crow's Nest

  Cercal, Portugal. April 2020.

  Jun 16, 20267 minS0

  <p>(After you have read these introductory paragraphs once, you can skip to the new/old content below. If you are listening, then the time stamp is around the two minute 45 second mark.)</p><p>Introduction</p><p>The word settled, to me, carries connotations I am keen to avoid. I have never felt settled or, perhaps, I cannot recall a time I felt settled. I do not feel settled now, writing this, and I’ve lived in the same house for three and a half years. </p><p>Without even discussing the obvious issues of colonisation, I just don’t fe...

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  Voices From The Crow's Nest

  Northern/Central Portugal. January, 2020.

  Jun 9, 20267 minS0

  <p>NOTE: If you are enjoying this series of memories and didn’t see it, I shared a letter with 49 (or more, if I’m honest) of my favourite scents. This has several little scenes in there, not dissimilar to Witness Notes, and you might enjoy reading or listening to that, too:</p><p>(After you have read these introductory paragraphs once, you can skip to the new/old content below. If you are listening, then the time stamp is around the two minute 45 second mark.)</p><p>Introduction</p><p>The word settled, to me, carries connotations I am keen...

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