Unshod with D. Firth Griffith

Conversations, ruminations, and stories of what it means to be alive—the pain, grief and joy of finding ourselves and others in an impossibly complex world. Daniel speaks eloquently of these experiences from his own perspective and distills simple yet meaningful lessons from his life on the land. It is a pleasure to hear such wisdom being shared into the collective consciousness.

To ask the right question is to change the world, and Daniel Griffith is doing just that with this podcast. His ability to step outside the realm of our modern assumptions, while still proving accessible to varying levels of understanding by the listener, is a skill few posses, let alone share with the world. His book Stagtine laid the groundwork for a greater conversation around the topics of kinship, regenerative agriculture, stewardship, philosophy, and scientific understanding. The Unshod Podcast takes the direction of The Wildland Chronicles and leads this critical dialogue to a new space, centered around who we really are as humans and our place/role on Earth. If you’re feeling like there’s more to this life than what modernity can provide, you’re not alone, and this podcast helps shine a light on the growing community of Kincentric Rewilding. 10/10 — Listeners of Jordan B. Peterson, Modern Wisdom (Chris Williamson), DarkHorse Podcast, Death in the Garden, etc. would all enjoy this podcast.

Daniel is an icon. From his thoughts to his actions to his farming practices. He speaks in a way that allows your thoughts to become nourished and free of racial ideologies. I look forward to every episode knowing I’m only gaining knowledge and freedom to think.