The Worm

From June to September 2024, I lived and worked at the Darwin Ranch, the most remote guest ranch in the lower 48 states. It was the best summer of my life. Seeking to reflect upon my time there, I spoke to Kathy Bole and Oliver Klingenstein, a mother-son pair and the current owners of the ranch about this special place that has welcomed guests every summer for 101 years.All music in this episode is included with permission from the artist, Hunter Hicks. Listen to Hunter's music hereLearn more about the Darwin here

In this episode, I chat with astrologer Alice Bell about her journey from working at Vogue to self-starting an astrology business and the spiritual self-discovery that has accompanied it all! During Alice's time as an astrologer, she has produced two podcasts, a Substack, her book, Trust Your Timing, and is the Resident Astrologer for British Vogue. Find out more about Alice through the links below:WebsiteInstagramBookPodcast

In this episode, I chat with my roommate of 3 years, Portia Inzone. In the summer of 2022, Portia began a TikTok account @dressedforthelaw where she documented her approach to fashion alongside her studying for the test of a lifetime: the LSAT. Portia's TikTok presence translated to Instagram, as she grew a community of like-minded individuals seeking the intersection of fashion and LSAT studying tips. In this episode, we discuss: Portia's fashion philosophyPortia's journey of studying for and taking the LSATThe significance of fashion for corporate women

Dylan and Sam have been traveling and photographing their adventures through two and half years of friendship. In the spring of 2022, they compiled their individual work into a book, three days magazine. In this episode, we discuss their creative styles, their histories with photography, and the next edition of three days which you can still order!!Three Days ordering form: https://www.threedaysmagazine.com/threedays-rootsThree Days websiteThree Days Instagram: @threedaysmagazine

In this episode, I chat with Cole Kiefer about his podcast and how he approaches interviewing and curating a vibe in the studio. We also discuss ventures of his past, such as science fairs and authoring a children's book at the age of 17.

St Andrews is a community buzzing with pure, uninhibited creativity. As a university with no funding for the arts and no fine arts program outside of music, students put their entrepreneurial caps on when getting creative. In this episode, I chat with Nuala O'Hagan, one of the founders of the Lazy Anarchist Collective, a literary and artistic publication produced by St Andrews students. We discuss Nuala's inspiration behind the Lazy Anarchist, the work that goes into curating and maintaining a creative community, and the beauty that arises when there is no institutional framework for the arts.Lazy Anarchist Collective Instagram: @lazyanarchistcollective

In this episode, Ward interviews Mallory Legg, a cook, food blogger, and Food & Drink writer for The Guide magazine on her passion for food. Mallory shares her journey from cooking as a hobby to a job, and where she sees it taking her in the future. Mallory's SubstackMallory's cooking Instagram Mallory's articles for The Guide magazine

In this episode, I interview Jake Troxell, a youth motivational speaker and founder of Whole Student. Jake is on a mission to teach high school-aged individuals to recognize that their differences are their superpowers. Through helping others uncover their purpose, Jake is following his passion, bringing value to the world and those he encounters.

Welcome to the Worm, a podcast dedicated to the inspirations, stories, and advice of people who are following their passions.