Each week, one short email — a lesson from the book, a story, and one thing to do with your dad. A call, a visit, a question at the table. A weekly nudge back to him, while you still can.
Built on the ten lessons from the book — turned into small, doable steps toward the man who raised you.
A short reflection in Mick's voice — one lesson from the book, brought to life with a story you'll actually remember.
A single, concrete action for the week — and it always ends with your dad in the room. Not homework. A nudge.
An open door to send back your own story or question — some of which become episodes of the podcast.
It's easy to turn a living man into a project we manage — something to record, archive, and get to later. The Grizzly Walk does the opposite. It's one small nudge a week that gets you off the screen and back into the room with your dad.
The memories you'll keep closest aren't the ones you record. They're the ones you're there for — so be there now, while he's still in the room.
Whether your dad is here or gone, answering these puts something true about him into the world — a small act of honor that might move someone else to call theirs.
What's your fondest memory of your dad?
What's the most important lesson he taught you?
Film it, record it, or write it. And send anything else you'd like too — a story, a question you're carrying, a topic for the show. Some become future episodes of The Grizzly Letters.
Share your letter →Your story may be featured on the show — anonymous if you'd rather, private if you ask.
