Notes From the Window Seat
Life is full of extraordinary moments hiding inside ordinary days—if we're willing to slow down and notice them.
Join photographer, traveler, author, and storyteller Marty Pearson for conversations that explore travel, photography, pets, and the stories that change the way we see the world. From quiet beaches before sunrise and coffee shops filled with new friends to adventures in Antarctica, Africa, and beyond, every episode is an invitation to look a little closer and discover what's been there all along.
Along the way, you'll uncover unexpected lessons about creativity, relationships, resilience, business, and living a more intentional life—because every journey has something to teach us if we're willing to pay attention.
Some episodes will inspire your next adventure. Others will challenge the way you think. Many will simply remind you that the most meaningful experiences often happen when we slow down, stay curious, and notice what others might miss.
Whether you're a traveler, photographer, pet lover, business owner, or simply someone who believes there's always more to the story, pull up a chair by the window.
Because the best views aren't just outside the window—they're the ones that change the way we see the world.
Notes From the Window Seat
Latest Episodes
The Teacher Who Hid in the Corner!
When I first met Lucy, she was hiding in the corner of a room, shaking. I sat on the floor, talked quietly and waited. Twenty minutes later, she looked at me. Eventually, she took a treat. Then, after nearly an hour, she came over and sat besid...
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Why Does Everything We Do Have to Be Productive?
We Aren’t Getting Anywhere.......Why does everything we do have to be productive?We track our steps. Set reading goals. Fill our travel itineraries. Turn hobbies into side hustles. Even relaxation can become something we're supp...
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What Are You Looking For?
What are you looking for as you move through your day?On a beach I've walked for years, I rarely pick up shells anymore. But I'm always looking for sea glass—those tiny pieces of white, green, and occasionally blue glass that have been s...
