Walden Pond: Visiting Henry David Thoreau
About this episode
The episode explores Walden Pond, a significant site in conservation history associated with Henry David Thoreau.
Walden Pond looks like the postcard version of New England, though the first thing I notice is the sound. A semi-trailer growls past, a train snaps by the lake, and a plane cuts the sky. That friction is exactly why I wanted to record this 300th-episode pilgrimage from one of the most iconic places in conservation history, where Henry David Thoreau lived for two years and turned detailed journals into Walden, the renowned masterpiece of nature writing, and cultural and self-examination. I wal...
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