Field Notes Review

Jarrod Boord
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A conversation space where the story behind the project matters just as much as the project itself. Each episode unpacks the post-filming notes from the field, then shifts focus to the people, places, and subjects at the centre of the shoot. Guests walk through what unfolded once production wrapped, what the subject taught them, how perspectives changed during the process, and how those insights reshape the next steps.

Episodes

  1. 12/03/2025

    Rivers, Stories and the Arcadia Hatchery - with Hamish Brooks

    The first episode opens with a loose, honest conversation about the lure of fishing, the pull of water, and why people keep returning to rivers even when the fish don’t play along. Across the chat, Hamish Brooks talks through everything from missed strikes to the meditative rhythm of casting, the difference between gathering and hunting, and how fly fishing becomes a puzzle that keeps reshaping itself. The two of you drift into parenting, time, creative work, and how passion sits alongside all the practical tasks no one sees. Patagonia memories, New Zealand rivers, and the dream of travel with a rod all weave through the discussion. The episode finishes at Arcadia, linking early fingerlings with the big cod caught downstream, and the way stories of water, people, and place connect.  Buy Hamish Brooks - Upstream in a dream https://hamishbrooks.com/

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A conversation space where the story behind the project matters just as much as the project itself. Each episode unpacks the post-filming notes from the field, then shifts focus to the people, places, and subjects at the centre of the shoot. Guests walk through what unfolded once production wrapped, what the subject taught them, how perspectives changed during the process, and how those insights reshape the next steps.

Information

  • Creator
    Jarrod Boord
  • Years Active
    2025
  • Episodes
    1
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Jarrod Boord
  • Show Website
    Field Notes Review