We will explore the use of wood in car construction, and how which was prevalent in the early days of the automotive industry. Wood was used for both the body frame and body panels due to its strength, flexibility, and durability.

We will explore the crafts, the tales and the spirit of the mulberry tree, and how it inspired the ancient Japanese people. Also, we will talk about the properties that make mulberry wood highly prized in traditional Japanese woodworking.

The Celtic people held trees in high regard, with many species having their own mythology and folklore. The Oak and Holly trees were particularly special, with the Oak representing summer and the Holly representing winter. We will explore the legend of the Oak King and Holly King, as they were two powerful beings who fought for control of the seasons, with each being necessary for the cycle of life and death to continue.

The role of trees in Buddhism goes beyond their physical benefits as a living organism. Trees hold great significance in Buddhism, as they are used as symbols and objects of reverence. We will explore how trees are an essential part of Buddhist practice, from the construction of buildings and woodworking techniques to the practice of tree ordination. 

We celebrate George P. Marsh's Birthday, the forefather of Forest Conservation. 

We will be looking into the historical significance of the palm tree in the Sumerian civilization, where it was treated with the utmost respect and reverence. Ultimately, examine how the palm tree embodies life's mysteries and serves as a link between worlds in human culture.

We explore the technical use and the origin of Cypress and Almond trees through Ancient Greek mythology.  

Introduction to the Wood You Listen Podcast!