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In this episode I talk about my love of nature and natural occuring events and people not being interested
In this episode I talk about the drought, the heat and me collecting records at car boots
I love the sea, I find it really helps my mental health
In this episode I talk about finally getting the paternal instinct
I needed to have my eyes tested and I didn't want to disappoint the optician.
Lighting incense at home, chatting evening routines, watering the garden, feeding the local hedgehog, watching nesting wood pigeons, and escaping social media to build an independent web space.
Ditching streaming algorithms and AI slop for an old MP3 player, independent Bandcamp music, and ethical web hosting. Just a bloke waffling about intentional living without being preachy.
Chatting from a willow tree after dodging a rare adder, exploring digital minimalism, why solitude is vital for mental health, and the joy of random cat pictures.
Alright, cheers for tuning into Carl Versus Reality. I'm sitting up my podcasting tree after a crisp morning walk, proper clearing the head after a week that left me so mentally exhausted I didn't even know what day it was. In this episode, I'm having a natter about finding that vital nature connection'hunting for beach hag stones, adding to my little shrine at home, and completely kicking against the gross, polished corporate algorithms of Instagram and Facebook. I've officially built my own independent base camp over at carlvsreality.com using a bit of code, and honestly, swapping the corpor
Hello and welcome back to Carl vs Reality. I'm currently sitting right back up in my podcasting tree, about a twenty-five-minute trek out into the coastal wilderness to find a bit of peace and tranquillity, only to have a massive, deafening fighter jet go roaring back and forth right over my head'which is a bit of a perfect metaphor for life lately, isn't it? I've been away from the microphone for a while because I made the mistake of trying to chase the algorithm, slicing the show up into these little thirty-second, out-of-context clips for TikTok and Instagram just because people kept asking
