Visual Storytelling — In this episode of Good Stories Podcast, we sit down with Gary Hopf, co-founder of Tigatu, to explore modern storytelling through video, photography, and branded clothing.

Gary’s work spans extreme sports, elite athletes, and visual storytelling, capturing moments beyond words—things like grit, athleticism, laughter, and the love of family. This episode demonstrates how modern digital storytelling continues the tradition of why stories matter -- stories that shape us, inspire us, and change us.

You can find Tigatu's videography on Facebook, Instagram and on their website www.tigatu.com. Check them out!

In this episode, we jump into the bizarre yet insightful thinking of G.K. Chesterton with The Napoleon of Notting Hill. This one is sharp, funny, and even prophetic as it was published in 1904 but tells the story of 1984 London. Chesterton turns a local London neighborhood into a stage for heraldry, courage, and a clash between modernity and old ideals.

A village with traditions, a Master Cook who makes a great cake, and the gift of Faery

This story watches decades go by in a small town that appreciates good food and traditions. And then on a day of days, one boy unwittingly receives a great gift - a fay star.

This is the last complete written story from the brilliant JRR Tolkien, and goes a long way in describing the indescribable.