Nature
Jack Mishkin spends a lot of time outside, and Nature is where he brings those experiences back for everyone else. This isn't a lecture or a guided meditation, though you might find yourself getting lost in the soundscape. Each episode is built from field recordings captured in remote wilderness areas-the crunch of gravel underfoot on a mountain trail, the distant call of a bird you can't quite identify, the sudden silence of a forest just before a storm. It’s an audio document of a specific place and time, presented without narration or music. The intent is to create a space for listeners, whether they're recovering from a long run, planning their next hike, or simply need a moment of quiet focus indoors. By stripping away commentary, the podcast invites you to project your own thoughts onto the environment, making each listen a personal journey. For athletes and outdoor enthusiasts, it’s a familiar backdrop; for anyone feeling disconnected from the natural world, it’s an open door. Tune in, put on headphones, and let the raw, unfiltered sounds of the wild do the talking.
