Featuring a guest appearance by Tristan Peery who loves volcanos, hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, and floods. Raised in the fourth largest American city, he likes the hustle of a big population but is happiest with sandy feet and salty hair.
Born to a flight attendant and a traveling salesman, Tristan has lived in Europe and every North American time zone, including Hawaiian. He finds exploring new places, languages, and experiences key to life’s enjoyment.
His love of the beach channeled him into the world of research oceanography where he studied waves and currents. He learned to code while flying underwater gliders and analyzing data collected from the sea. He then disappeared into the snowy Cascade mountainsto measure the Earth’s electromagnetic signals — the whale-song of our planet— and after high-fiving Bigfoot, re-emerged to discover the iPhone and the glorious internet.
Sensing his creative side wilting with all the black-and-white research, Tristan moved to California and into the world of web design. A few late nights, one graphic design startup, and plenty of good mentors later, he sharpened his coding skills, honed a keen eye for design, and absorbed enough knowledge to dive deep into the world of web development.
Now, when he’s not exploring new technology or waiting for a web page to load, you can find Tristan walking the UC Davis campus and ordering iced tea. He’s never far from the water or music, and he’s probably barefoot right now.
Mentions:
More people are scared of public speaking than death https://nationalsocialanxietycenter.com/2017/02/20/public-speaking-and-fear-of-brain-freezes/
Sex Lives of Cannibals https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11077.The_Sex_Lives_of_Cannibals
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Music credit: Voice of Eternity by Keys of Moon -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG8Wn0Ecpvk
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