Content & Storytelling

My content sits somewhere between travel, natural science, history, culture, and good old-fashioned curiosity.

I don’t make hype videos. I don’t make shallow travel clips. And I don’t treat the world like a backdrop.

I make stories that help people understand what they’re actually looking at.

A mountain isn’t just a mountain. A desert isn’t just empty. A city isn’t just buildings. Every place is a layered story made of geology, time, culture, conflict, survival, and imagination.

That’s what I’m interested in.

My videos and series blend:

• Landscape and travel

• Geology and natural science

• History and culture

• And a very human, sometimes curious, sometimes amused point of view

They’re informed, but not dry.

Serious, but never stiff.

There’s always room for:

• Wonder

• A bit of humour

• Honest reactions

• And the joy of real discovery

People don’t just watch these stories to see places. They watch them because they like spending time inside the story.

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A Small Note on the Word “Influencer”

I’ve never liked the word “influencer.” To me it mostly means salesperson with better lighting, and that’s not a role I’m interested in.

I’m not here to push products or manufacture desire. I’m here to tell good stories, explain the world a bit better, and help people see what’s already there.

If the work reaches a lot of people, great. If it changes how someone sees a place, even better. But the goal has never been influence for its own sake.

I don’t see myself as an influencer. I see myself as a storyteller and a guide who happens to use modern platforms.

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The Bigger Idea

All of this is part of a long-term project:

To build a growing library of stories that help people:

• Understand landscapes

• Respect culture

• And feel more connected to the world they live in