The Thousand Words Podcast Craig Carey

We're back with regular episodes! I've been reading again this week, and it feels good to read for pleasure again, something I haven't done too much of this year. I've been thinking a lot about something my undergraduate advisor said to me shortly before I graduated, and that's what this essay is about.

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It's been a few weeks! Here's a little song we wrote while I get myself settled again. I'll have a full episode again next week.

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Checking in after just over a week of climbing in Las Vegas, Nevada. We're talking about the ways climbing out here has changed our perspectives on climbing and on ourselves as climbers.

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I have a conversation with my climbing partner Teague Worlton about balancing climbing and our lives outside of rocks.



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On the eve of heading west again, I'm changing the style of the show. I'm focusing on two words for the next six weeks. Two words in all their meanings while out on the road. Balance and discover.

Follow along with the trip on Instagram.

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I've been thinking about trees recently as I've watched the leaves change. I've had a front row seat to the changing season while working for a handyman with a masters in horticulture. There's a disease ravaging the ash trees in the Midwest, just as Covid is ravaging the people of Wisconsin.



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