Andrew McEntyre

Deep in the Woods

Society EN ↓ 29 episodes

A podcast like no other—recorded entirely while walking in nature. Each episode follows host Andrew McEntyre and a guest as they explore various topics all guided by a single word chosen by the guest. This unique format invites raw, meaningful conversations shaped by movement, place, and the power of words. Take a walk with us into the woods and uncover the stories that connect us all.

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Andrew McEntyre

Episodes

Sonder: Cade Curtis 31.05.2023 1:10:38

Send us Fan Mail During the fourth episode of "Deep in the Woods," Cade Curtis and I take a stroll through his family farm in Free Home, GA. Our trek involves navigating through deep mud, cow trails, and repairing broken fences. Cade is a multi-talented individual who teaches Social Studies at a middle school, delivers bread, works at auctions, and hosts his own podcast, "Learning F...

Connection: Ryan Tomlinson 30.04.2023 1:11:41

Send us Fan Mail In this third episode of Deep in the Woods, Ryan Tomlinson and I walk around the gravel path at Manning Mill Park in Adairsville, Georgia which is next to the home that Ryan lived in for around 10 years when his sons were growing up. Ryan Tomlinson is an entrepreneur who runs several businesses from home. He is also a close friend of mine, and we met at a church in Adairsville aro...

Harmony: Ryan Cherry 31.03.2023 1:07:16

Send us Fan Mail In the second episode of Deep in the Woods, Ryan Cherry and I take a hike at Olde Rope Mill Park in Cherokee County, Georgia which follows the edge of Little River which then flows into Lake Allatoona. This is the site of multiple mills including one that manufactured the rope for tents during World War 2. Ryan Cherry is a Special Education Teacher and talented musician with multi...

Memory: Dan Vollaro 28.02.2023 1:34:11

Send us Fan Mail In this first episode, Dan Vollaro and I take walk on the backside of Kennesaw Moutain called Pigeon Hill, the site of a deadly Civil War battle. Dan, who is a writer and teacher, chose the word "Memory" to guide our deep discussion. Some topics include collective memory, nostalgia, technology, racial injustice, and many others. I hope you enjoy the connections we dis...