The Grizzly Letters

Write me a letter.

Tell me about your dad. Ask me a question. Bring up a topic you want me to address. Confess something you're carrying. Share a moment of reconciliation. Anything in the orbit of fathers, sons, daughters, regret, legacy, or how we treat the people who raised us.

Your letter might become a future episode of The Grizzly Letters — with your permission. Anonymous if you prefer.

The Resolution resting on a writing desk beside the Walking with Grizzlies book, a fountain pen, and a cup of coffee in warm morning light.

Pick your format. Write it, speak it, or film it.

Up to 5 minutes. Speak from wherever you are — phone voice memo apps work great. Files up to 8 MB. If yours is larger, email it to mick@walkingwithgrizzlies.com.

Up to 3 minutes. Front-facing phone video works perfectly — no production needed. Files up to 8 MB. If yours is larger, email it to mick@walkingwithgrizzlies.com.

If you check both "anonymous" and "first name only," I'll default to fully anonymous.

It comes straight to me. Nothing is broadcast without your explicit permission above. You can withdraw your permission anytime before I publish an episode using your submission — just email me. Once an episode is released, it stays as released.

Even without permission to use your actual words, voice, or video, I may reference the themes or paraphrase the content of your letter on the show — never in a way that could identify you.

What this is

A show built from real letters.

The Grizzly Letters is built from real mail — stories, questions, topics, and confessions in the orbit of fathers, sons, daughters, regret, and legacy. Here's the kind of thing I'm listening for:

"The thing my dad said that changed me."
"What I wish I could ask him now."
"How I'm trying to be a different kind of father."
"The reconciliation I never thought would happen."
"A question I'd like Mick to take on."
"A topic I wish more people were talking about."
"Something I've never told anyone."

Every letter is handled with care. Submissions are read by Mick personally, kept private by default, and only ever shared with your explicit permission and on the terms you choose above.