"Fandabi Podcast" with Tom Langhorne – Details, episodes & analysis

My guest today is Ryan Dziadowiec- a researcher and Gaelic speaker. Ryan has just completed a PhD - writing over 100,000 words to describe just one Scottish Gaelic word- "Dùthchas".

In our conversation we discuss a bit about Ryan's journey as a researcher and how this word can teach us a lot about Scottish history & responsibility for our land and our ancestors. I hope you enjoy it!

You can find the video version of this Podcast on my second Youtube channel "Fandabi Deepdive" here:https://www.youtube.com/@FandabiDeepdive

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My guest today is Tristan Gooley – a world-renowned expert in natural navigation and bestselling author. We explore how to read nature’s signs to navigate both land and life, tracing his journey from sailor and explorer to “The Natural Navigator.” Along the way, we dive into the deeper philosophies of finding “the way” — in the wild and within ourselves.

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Watch my Highlander navigation documentary with Tristan here (out 29th Aug):

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In this video I discuss the human story and how it has shaped our brains and how by understanding this we can better navigate the 21st century.I also share part of a lesson from my online school "Resilient Roots". If you want to check that out here's a link: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/

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What are we losing as we humans become more "domesticated"?In this video, I share a story about a fiercely aggressive Chihuahua that made me rethink what it means to be human — and what happens when we tame our wild side too much. From the psychology of our primal "shadow" to the cost of modern comfort, let's explore how we can find balance in the process of Human domestication.If you're curious about deepening this journey, check out Resilient Roots Survival School — an online learning community where we explore survival skills, rewilding, and the mindset needed to live closer to nature.: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/

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Welcome to the first pondering in the "pondering series". In this one I briefly explain why I have made a 2nd channel and this podcast stream and then introduce two recuring themes/ methods I'll keep referring to which I believe will be essential for humans to stay sane in the 21st century.

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Join my survival school: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/In this weeks Deepdive video, I share one of the foundational lessons from my online survival school -Resilient Roots- which first introduces the learning map for the course called: "The Tree of Needs". I wanted to share this lesson here on the channel so I can start referring to it in future Deepdive videos.

WATCH VIDEO VERSION OF THIS HERE: https://youtu.be/58TFJT8wHAg#survival #philosophy #psycholog y #wildernesspsychology #maslows_hierarchy_needs #resilientroots #fandabidozi #wilderness #wildernesstherapy

In this "Pondering" episode I ask whether humans are parasites or partners to the forest?

I share a bit of my 4 year journey managing a woodland in the Scottish Highlands and the effects i've seen on biodiversity.

I walk through real examples of things I have done and reflect on shifting the mindset from “human = problem” to “right relationship.”

The VIDEO VERSION for these can also be found on my 2nd channel here: https://youtu.be/IjyAHEedMyY?si=Myv4tJCL_vhtY-8H

Want to join in these ponderings live? Join my school here: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/In this weeks pondering I share a question I asked the Resilient Roots tribe on this months call: "where would you like to rot?" Its these sorts of deep questions that break your normal pattern of thinking that I live for! Whats your answer?

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In this weeks pondering I am reflecting on the recent Resilient Roots gathering. On the last night of the gathering we had an old school Highland Ceilidh, which is simply a sharing of creative expressions (music, stories, songs, poems, jokes etc).

A common response to this is people feel very nervous about sharing anything, which I think is a real shame and is partly due to our culture of "talent- shows" which I fell have put the feel into people sharing their creative expression.

But in a world increasingly dominated by AI, perhaps expression of genuine lived experience will be the future currency, the very thing that separates us from machines is our imperfect- perfection.

So don't be scared to share whats in your soul!

Join the tribe: https://www.resilientrootssurvival.com/In this weeks pondering I share some ideas from the recent Resilient Roots gathering, where we lived for a few days around the basic foundations of life: Attention, Breathing & Circulation (ABC). This included creating barriers to habitual smartphone checking which some people said was the highlight of the whole weekend.

Watch the video version of this here: https://youtu.be/2ULQ1vLbCK8?si=65R21WQx6UdX3vql