Welcome to the *final* episode of Climbing Sideways, Season One, lucky number 13! To wrap the season, I decided to answer the questions I’ve been asking folks for the last 12 episodes.
You’ll hear my own windy journey and hopefully come to understand a little more about the show & why I love making it.
Shout out to Zubin Hensler, my Climbing Sideways collaborator and creative partner for interviewing me.
I’ll share a bright spot this week: a few nights ago, I saw the Northern Lights, and it was insanely awe-inspiring. I recorded the intro and outro for this episode from a campground in Canada, and I’m a few weeks into a summer-long road trip with my family.
I’ve been reading a ton, hiking a lot, trying all the local beers, perfecting my campground coffee and generally feeling eternally grateful for remote work and the life I get to live.
This episode is a special one, so I really hope you enjoy it.
If you feel so inclined, you can check my work out at DeCervantesDesign.com & if you know anyone who needs communication or design support, my books for September and October are partially open.
As always, infinite thanks to Zubin Hensler for all the mixing and original music for the show, and for the interview today.
Please write us a review or drop us a line at climbingsidewayspod@gmail.com. This was the last episode for Season One, but we’ll be back in the Fall with more conversations and some live shows!
