Podcasts about tree work: ten shows described from their own Apple Podcasts pages

This directory describes shows by what their own Apple Podcasts pages say. Nothing is ranked, no host is named, and none of the shows is rated here. The update schedule is the label Apple shows on each page, and episode dates are quoted as listed there, some with a year and some without. Two shows already described on Associations, magazines and podcasts for tree workers appear again here with fuller notes.

Ten tree care podcasts, alphabetical by title, the association's show filed under its publisher
Show and publisher	What its page says, and what the page lists
Arborist Podcast, publisher shown as Arborist Podcast	Describes itself as an educational hub for tree care professionals, climbers and business owners, with three strands: ISA Certified Arborist exam preparation covering tree biology, soils and safety, a rigging series on physics and the forces on rigging gear, and a business series. Apple files it under How To. Latest episode listed September 23.
ATCP In The Canopy, listed under the association's name	Called the official podcast of the Association of Tree Care Professionals. The description says each episode is a conversation with people in tree care, from arborists to business owners, covering safety, professional standards, mentorship and running a company. Latest episode listed August 23.
Science of Arboriculture, International Society of Arboriculture	Research talks developed by the International Society of Arboriculture for people who want research-based tree care information. Apple lists it under Education. The latest episode on the page is dated 10/25/2021, and the page shows no update schedule.
TCI Magazine Audio Edition, TCI Magazine	Audio versions of magazine articles on technology, techniques and practice for climbing, rigging and gear. Apple shows a monthly schedule and short episodes of a few minutes. Latest episode listed January 21.
The Aging Arborist, publisher shown as treeawarenessoffice	A show for tree climbers, arborists and people thinking of entering the field, in which two hosts talk about experience, tree business, family, equipment and technique. Apple shows a daily label. Latest episode listed September 28.
The Municipal Arborist, publisher shown as an individual host	Conversations on arboriculture and the tree care industry told from the view of a municipal arborist. The latest episode on the page is dated 04/07/2025 and no update schedule is shown.
Talking Trees, Arboricultural Academy	A daily-schedule show whose description assigns a theme to each weekday: basics, climbing, hands-on care, consulting, projects, biodiversity and a weekly recap. The latest episode on the page is dated 05/18/2025.
Tree Scum Podcast, publisher shown as an arborist company owner	Stories from people working in tree care, told by a veteran of the trade who owns a company, with interviews of his friends. The description is blunt about pay, danger and certifications in the trade. Latest episode listed September 10.
Tree Surgeon's Podcast, publisher shown as an individual host	Aimed at people running tree surgery businesses, with industry leaders, trends and practical advice on growing a firm. Apple shows a biweekly label. The latest episode on the page is listed August 4.
TreeActions, the Human Forestry Podcast, two career arborists	Every episode opens with the same question about the guest's first connection to a tree, and conversations range across trees, people, philosophy, forests, biology and history. Apple shows a biweekly label.

What the pages show about each kind of show

Two shows come from industry bodies, one from the International Society of Arboriculture and one from the Association of Tree Care Professionals. One is the audio edition of a trade magazine. Several others speak mainly to people running firms or working as climbers.

Apple labels the shows under different categories, including Education, News, Entrepreneurship, How To, Nature, Natural Sciences and Self-Improvement, so searching one category misses most of them. A show with no stated update schedule, such as the research series from the International Society of Arboriculture, shows only the date of its newest listed episode.

Several descriptions point to a sponsoring company, a company owner or a support page. The pages are read here as they stand, and no claim is made about how any show is funded beyond what its description says.

Podcasts about tree work: ten shows described from their own Apple Podcasts pages

What the pages show about each kind of show

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