Today's story comes from Jessie. Jessie is a recent journalism graduate with a passion for storytelling across different mediums. From filmmaking and documentary to creative writing. Another of her passions is travel. She is currently staying in a remote cabin in the Yukon, Canada. Where she spends her time writing and filming nature. Finding inspiration in the landscape. So, take a seat by the fire and let's join Jessie, somewhere in the Yukon.

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Today’s storyteller is Jeffrey Bowman. Jeff is a creative guide, who has been sharing stories and helping others to explore their own for many years. High up on a mountain or hill. Spring to beck, over rocks into river, something lies just below the surface. So, let’s take a seat by the fire and join Jeff on his sacred search for what's sometimes below and always within.

Today’s storyteller is Alice Sainsbury. Alice cultivates narratives that interweave sustainability, inclusivity, and is an advocate for healing amongst nature. Alice invites us to join her as she explores the idea of pilgrimage and slowing down aswell as reminding us of the importance of letting things be. So take a seat by the fire and let’s join Alice and Albie on their pilgrimage.

Today’s storyteller is Immy Sykes. Immy’s story is a personal and honest account about the power of journeys in the outdoors and their ability to offer connection where it otherwise might be difficult to find. So take a seat by the fire and join Immy and her dad as they cycle 100 miles from holyhead to Chester. Over to Immy…

Today's episode comes from Jim Marsden. Jim is a photographer and writer. He embraces analogue film photography and all that it offers. His work is… timeless and captures connection with people and landscape in a very special light. Join Jim as he explores Dartmoor in search of wilderness.

In this episode I share a short love letter to Assynt, myth and legend. And what it can feel like to explore beautiful places with a four legged friend. So, take a seat by the fire and let's dive in.

This story comes from Ian Finch. Ian is a guide and storyteller through and through. He’s passionate about narrative led photography and film making, and unearthing real stories that connect people, culture and landscape all over the world. This story takes us on a coast to coast journey on foot through Glen Affric. Along the way we meet some of people working to understand and protect these special places. It also explores themes of grief and our place amongst the natural cycles of nature.