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Philthy Talk #4: Stephen Brown (writer & outdoorsman)

January 08, 2020 in Podcast

Overview

On this episode of Philthy Talk, Phil sits down with writer and outdoorsman Stephen Brown to talk about his memoir Amongst the Eyes and Sage. After growing up in a wealthy part of Denver, Stephen decided to take off to Red Lodge, Montana to settle down and live a life less concerned with city struggles. Now armed with his training in creative writing, he seems to have a lot of material to write about. They talk about toxic masculinity, environmentalism, class & identity, apex predators, and a bunch of other stuff.

Show Notes

Podcast edited by Phillip Griffin. Graphic by Cooper Malin. Intro music by Brian Nichols.

End music by FUULS, with their new song "Nosferrotten," off their EP About-Face, which you can (and should) check out wherever you get music.

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