From Burnout to Wild Belonging: Reconnecting with Nature to Sustain the Work of Social Justice
Somewhere along the way, many of us learned to experience movement through the lens of performance.
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What Makes a Fantastic Outdoor Leader: Resilience through a Rappelling Accident, NOLS Rejections, and Olympic Dreams with Jeannette Stawski | See Her Outside Podcast
Follow on Spotify | Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Amazon | Pocket Casts | iHeartRadio | other platforms On day 21 of an instructor course in the Wind River Range, Jeannette’s rope dislodged a 250-pound boulder. It landed on her legs — 15 miles from the nearest trailhead, in a designated wilderness where no helicopter … Read More
7 Campfire Stories from 70 Years Outdoors: Scout Wilkins on Idiot Badges, Animal Instincts, and Why Life Doesn’t End at Any Age | See Her Outside Podcast
Follow on Spotify | Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | Amazon | Pocket Casts | iHeartRadio | other platforms “Whatever I can do to help dispel the cultural trance that says life ends at a certain age… well, excuse me, but bullshit on that.” That’s Scout Wilkins, a lifelong outdoor guide who has kept adventure in … Read More
Frolic More, Fear Less: Why I’m Running the Telluride Mountain Run for a Cause
Somewhere along the way, many of us learned to experience movement through the lens of performance.
Embracing the Discomfort: My First Days in Brazil and the Power of Sisterhood
When I met the girls at work, they were so beautiful and incredible; they opened their arms to me in a way that made me feel like I wasn’t alone anymore.