Sean Bean Trades Swords for Binoculars in RSPB Podcast
Actor Ned Stark may be the name on everyone's lips, but behind the scenes of Game of Thrones is a birdwatcher with a passion. Sean Bean, the actor who played the iconic character, recently took to hosting his own podcast, "Get Birding With Sean Bean". In this charming debut episode, he chats with fellow avian enthusiast and musician Guy Garvey about spotting rare species while traveling abroad.
The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they geek out over bird song recognition and the meditative joy of watching birds. It's clear that birdwatching is a hobby close to both men's hearts, making for a delightful listening experience.
If you're new to podcasting or just looking to get into birdwatching, this episode is a great starting point. With its lighthearted and engaging tone, "Get Birding With Sean Bean" is sure to delight listeners of all ages.
In other news from the world of podcasts, Vine's legacy continues to live on in a new podcast special that explores how short-form video platforms can change the game. Evan Henshaw-Plath, one of Twitter's first employees, is behind the anti-AI version of Vine called diVine, which aims to fix the flaws with modern social media.
The conversation takes an unexpected turn when Evan talks about his inspiration for creating diVine and how it relates to his own experiences working on Vine back in the 2010s. If you're fascinated by the world of tech and social media, this episode is a must-listen.
Lastly, "Love + Radio: Blood Memory" takes an offbeat turn into true crime with its latest series. Hosted by Nick van der Kolk, this show delves deep into the mystery surrounding Michael Thompson, a former member of prison gang the Aryan Brotherhood who has testified against the group in court. But is he telling the truth? This sprawling series is full of twists and turns that will keep you hooked until the very end.
These podcasts are all available to stream now, so grab your binoculars and get ready to dive into some fascinating conversations about birdwatching, true crime, and more.
Actor Ned Stark may be the name on everyone's lips, but behind the scenes of Game of Thrones is a birdwatcher with a passion. Sean Bean, the actor who played the iconic character, recently took to hosting his own podcast, "Get Birding With Sean Bean". In this charming debut episode, he chats with fellow avian enthusiast and musician Guy Garvey about spotting rare species while traveling abroad.
The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they geek out over bird song recognition and the meditative joy of watching birds. It's clear that birdwatching is a hobby close to both men's hearts, making for a delightful listening experience.
If you're new to podcasting or just looking to get into birdwatching, this episode is a great starting point. With its lighthearted and engaging tone, "Get Birding With Sean Bean" is sure to delight listeners of all ages.
In other news from the world of podcasts, Vine's legacy continues to live on in a new podcast special that explores how short-form video platforms can change the game. Evan Henshaw-Plath, one of Twitter's first employees, is behind the anti-AI version of Vine called diVine, which aims to fix the flaws with modern social media.
The conversation takes an unexpected turn when Evan talks about his inspiration for creating diVine and how it relates to his own experiences working on Vine back in the 2010s. If you're fascinated by the world of tech and social media, this episode is a must-listen.
Lastly, "Love + Radio: Blood Memory" takes an offbeat turn into true crime with its latest series. Hosted by Nick van der Kolk, this show delves deep into the mystery surrounding Michael Thompson, a former member of prison gang the Aryan Brotherhood who has testified against the group in court. But is he telling the truth? This sprawling series is full of twists and turns that will keep you hooked until the very end.
These podcasts are all available to stream now, so grab your binoculars and get ready to dive into some fascinating conversations about birdwatching, true crime, and more.
. I'm glad Sean Bean found his passion in birdwatching - it's amazing how something that can be so calming and peaceful like watching birds can also spark such interesting conversations with fellow enthusiasts. And I love that he's not afraid to geek out over bird song recognition 
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I'm lovin' this new podcast from Sean Bean! Who knew Game of Thrones had a secret life as a bird enthusiast? 
As for the diVine podcast, it's so interesting to hear Evan Henshaw-Plath talk about his experiences with Vine and how he's trying to fix its flaws. Like, who wouldn't want a social media platform that doesn't suck all the joy out of sharing stuff? 
The Love + Radio: Blood Memory series is a bit darker, but I love true crime podcasts – it's like, you get to be nosy without actually being nosy 
. Anyway, got my binoculars ready and gonna give these podcasts a try! 
i mean who knew he was a birdwatcher lol but like i love how passionate he is about it! he and guy garvey sound like such great buddies 
and the conversation about bird song recognition had me giggling so hard. i've listened to the episode like 3 times already. anyway, gotta check out that vine podcast special too 
i'm intrigued by the idea of a diVine app that's anti-AI, seems like it could be really interesting. and ugh can't wait for "Love + Radio: Blood Memory" to drop 
i mean like sean bean trading swords for binoculars lol thats amazing! who knew he was a birdwatcher?? i'm def checking out "Get Birding With Sean Bean" with guy garvey ASAP 
. but for real though who's into true crime? i just binged "Love + Radio: Blood Memory" and it was SO good!!! 
but on a more serious note, it's really interesting to hear from people like evan henshaw-plath who were part of the early days of vine and social media. his story is so unique and gives you insight into how these platforms came to be 
sean bean as a birdwatcher is totally my vibe 
he's so down-to-earth and geeky about birds it's adorable ! and i love that he has a passion project like this, not just another acting gig 
also Evan Henshaw-Plath's story is so interesting and relevant to our current social media climate