Show Notes
In the very first episode of Unfolded: The HARVEY Maps Podcast, the host Adam and his guest, Chris, dive into a question they’re often asked as map makers: why do they bother? They discuss the enduring value of maps, HARVEY’s unique approach to cartography, and the ways the company keeps map making relevant today. Along the way, Chris shares his journey into cartography, stories from HARVEY Maps’ history, and why he believes maps are so much more than just directions. Stick around for some rapid-fire questions at the end, where Chris reveals his favourite maps and the toughest terrains he’s ever mapped!
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