Mission Statement
Exploring the MindBody Connection
After being diagnosed with severe ulcerative colitis in 2004—and later, stage 3 cancer after 18 years on immunosuppressants and steroids—I began to truly explore the connection between the body and the mind.
Our modern healthcare system often treats them as separate, but I believe healing happens when we see the whole picture. Through open discussion, shared stories, and the spirit of exploration—both in the air and in life—I aim to spark a new conversation about how we approach health and well-being.
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Commercial Bush Flying
A floatplane flight into a remote lake to pick up passengers.
Bush Pilot Life : EP01
Join me for the first episode of a remote Bush pilot job in Northern British Columbia.
Turbine Seaplane Operations
I got the opportunity to fly the Cessna Caravan on floats for Seair Seaplanes.
deHavilland Turbo Beaver
A flight from Salt Spring Island British Columbia in the Beaver DHC-2.
Bush flying the Cessna 185
Join me on an incredible bush flying adventure as I pilot a Cessna 185 floatplane into the heart of the Canadian North!
British Columbia’s West Coast
We see whales surfacing and stop for lunch on an ocean island.
Backcountry Bush Flying
The bush offers the ultimate uncontrolled environment. However, it can also deliver ultimate consequences.
Floatplane with an External Load
Today we are strapping a canoe to the side of the airplane. We’re fully loaded and fully committed.
Super Remote Bush Flying
Today I’m taking you on a bush flying adventure into some more spectacular areas of northern British Columbia Canada.
Learn About Survey Flying
I work as a survey pilot traveling all over North America collecting data. Learn what survey flying is all about and the skill required to do it.
Flight into Chatter Box Falls
In this video we make two trips into Chatter Box Falls near Squamish located in the Princess Louisa Inlet.
Becoming a Seaplane Bush Pilot
My first ever episode and the start of my journey as a bush pilot.
METAR AUTO
Digital Pilot Logbook
One of the mistakes I made in flying was not to start a digital pilot logbook sooner. Over the last year I decided to build my own pilot logbook. It’s nothing special. But it works the way I want it to work. Simple, fast, and secure. It’s a browser based app. So you’ll need to access it in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or something similar. You can get started with 60 days of free access using coupon code ONENUT60. Any proceeds help me to create content and spread a message of mental and physical health awareness. Thanks for giving it a try. www.metarauto.com.
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