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    Wild Ideas Worth Living

    High-impact interviews for those who love adventure and the outdoors. Host and journalist Shelby Stanger interviews world-class explorers, athletes, authors, scientists, health experts and entrepreneurs about how they’ve taken their own wild ideas and made them a reality, so you can too. Some of the wildest ideas can lead to the most rewarding adventures.

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    Grow Cycling with Eliot Jackson May 04, 2021
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    Professional mountain biker, Eliot Jackson, is no stranger to reaching big goals. He started riding motorcycles before he was in kindergarten, and ended up becoming a child motocross athlete. He won five national motocross national championships during his youth. When Eliot was 15 years old, he decided to retire from motocross.

    A few years later, Eliot took up mountain biking and had the wild idea to become a professional downhill mountain bike athlete. In his seven year career, Eliot became one of the top three downhill mountain bikers in the US. Now, he is conquering a new dream. Eliot recently started a non-profit called Grow Cycling Foundation, which is an organization that is making mountain biking more accessible to youth in Los Angeles.

    Connect with Eliot and Grow Cycling Foundation:

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Instagram (Eliot)
    • Instagram (Grow Cycling Foundation)

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Teva
    • Sonos

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    Climbing Mountains with Tyrhee Moore Apr 27, 2021
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    Tyrhee Moore is a mountaineer, outdoor guide and founder of the non-profit, Soul Trak. Growing up in Washington D.C, Tyrhee first fell in love with the outdoors on a 7th grade trip to the Grand Tetons with City Kids Wilderness Project. He was blown away by the beautiful views, but he was also impressed by his own power and ability to climb mountains. He was hooked on outdoor adventures. Several years later, Tyrhee was asked to be on the first all-Black American team to climb Denali and was featured in a documentary called An American Ascent about the group’s climb. After becoming a trained mountain and river guide, Tyrhee started the non-profit Soul Trak Outdoors, an organization that connects urban communities of color with green spaces in the D.C. area.

    Connect with Tyhree and Soul Trak:

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram - (Soul Trak)
    • Instagram - (Tyrhee)

    Resources:

    • An American Ascent Documentary
    • City Kids Wilderness Project
    • Expedition Denali

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Sonos
    • Teva

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    Preserving Our Parks with Keith Eshelman and Sevag Kazanci Apr 20, 2021
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    Using their backgrounds in apparel and marketing, Keith and Sevag launched Parks Project, a brand that donates its proceeds to conservation projects within our National Parks. But their clothes aren’t your typical park paraphernalia. Parks Project teams up with artists to create outdoorsy graphics with vintage vibes. With a unique model and huge success, Parks Project is making an impact and inspiring the next generation to take care of our public lands.

    Connect with Parks Project:

    • Website
    • Instagram
    • Facebook

    Resources:

    • National Park Service

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Parks Project

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    A Good Day with Brett Eldredge Apr 06, 2021
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    Country singer Brett Eldredge was at the top of his game. He had released four chart-topping records and performed with stars like Taylor Swift and Blake Shelton. But life as a touring musician took a toll on him. Brett felt like he was spending all of his time worrying about the next performance. He decided to take a vacation from stress and social media to reconnect with the outdoors. In this episode, find out how unplugging and getting out in nature helped Brett soothe his anxiety and spark creativity for his latest record, Sunday Drive.

    Connect with Brett:

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram

    Resources:

    • Mental Health America

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Teva

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    Healing in the Outdoors with Adam Campbell Mar 24, 2021
    Show notes

    Adam Campbell is an accomplished mountain runner with some of the fastest known times on many Canadian mountains and trails. But being an athlete comes with risks. In 2016, Adam endured a life-threatening fall down a 200 foot ravine while running Roger’s Pass in British Columbia. But Adam came back, started running again and got married. In January 2020, Adam’s wife Laura passed away after being buried in an avalanche while the two were out skiing. Despite all the hardships Adam has endured in the mountains, he has also found that spending time outside is helping him heal mentally and physically.

    Connect with Adam:

    • Website
    • Instagram
    • Facebook

    Resources:

    • In Constant Motion Film
    • Adam’s incident report on Facebook

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Arc’teryx

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    Freeskiing with Michelle Parker Mar 09, 2021
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    Michelle Parker is a professional freeskier. She takes helicopters, snowmobiles, or hikes up to steep snowy peaks and skis down them, launching off cliffs and gliding down nearly vertical slopes. She has been featured in dozens of ski films and when Michelle goes out and films on the peaks, she is often the only woman on these outings. The other athletes, the camera people, even the helicopter pilot are usually men. Regardless, Michelle has always been motivated by women in sports. In fact, it was her mom who put her on skis before she was two years old. On this show, Michelle talks about how she’s embraced her superwoman abilities to excel as an athlete and show women around the world that they can ski some of the craziest lines.

    Connect with Michelle:

    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Instagram

    Resources:

    • Redbull
    • Redbull Originate series
    • Protect Our Winters

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Arc’teryx

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    Connected by Speed with David Brown and Jerome Avery Feb 23, 2021
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    David Brown is one of the world’s fastest blind runners, a two-time record breaker, and the first totally blind athlete to run 100m in under 11 seconds. Jerome Avery is his running guide. The two run tethered together by a short strap. They train together almost daily to maintain their synchronization and speed, and that hard work shows on and off the track. In this episode, hear how David fell in love with running, their journey to start running together, and what it feels like when they’re the first to cross the finish line.

    Connect with David and Jerome:

    • David's Twitter
    • David's Instagram
    • Jerome's Instagram

    Season Sponsor:

    • Ford

    Episode Sponsor:

    • On Running

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    Running the AT and PCT with Karel Sabbe Feb 09, 2021
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    In 2016, Karel beat the record for the fastest known time to complete the Pacific Crest Trail. Then in 2018, he ran the Appalachian trail and broke the fastest known time record by four days! Karel started running as a hobby so that he could get some exercise after work. Now, just a few years later, he’s running some of the longest wilderness trails on earth.

    Episodes to listen to:

    • Chris McDougall

    Connect with guest:

    • Website
    • Facebook
    • YouTube
    • Instagram

    Resources:

    • Out There Movie
    • Barkley Marathons
    • Born to Run by Chris McDougall

    Episode Sponsor:

    • On Running

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    For the Love of Birding with Corina Newsome Jan 26, 2021
    Show notes

    When you think of exciting outdoor activities, bird watching probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But in the words of today’s guest Corina Newsome, it’s like a treasure hunt. There is exhilaration in looking for movement through binoculars or listening for specific bird calls. There's also a sense of achievement that comes with identifying a specific bird and crossing it off your list. Corina isn’t your stereotypical birder. She’s a 27 year old Black woman from Philadelphia with a Master’s degree in Ornithology (the study of birds). Corina was one of the primary organizers behind Black Birders Week, a virtual event that took place in summer of 2020. In this episode, Corina tells us about how she fell in love with birds, the circumstances that inspired Black Birders Week and what it’s like being a Black woman in the outdoors. Read more about how she's helping more birders find their place.

    Connect with Corina:

    • Website
    • Twitter
    • Instagram

    Resources:

    • Black AF in STEM
    • Georgia Audubon
    • National Audubon Society
    • Merlin Bird ID App
    • Audubon App

    Episode Sponsor:

    • Danner

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    Learning Something New with Dylan Efron Jan 12, 2021
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    Trying a new sport or skill for the first time can be scary. Nobody wants to look like an awkward newbie in front of the pros, but Dylan Efron is learning to embrace the thrill of being a beginner. In fact, he’s inspiring others to do the same with his new YouTube series called Flow State. The goal of the show is to invite professional athletes to do an outdoor sport that they’ve never tried before, from spearfishing to speed flying, and see what happens. On this episode, Dylan tells us about some of the most impactful Flow State episodes, what it’s like working with his brother Zac Efron, and how he’s built a lifestyle doing what he loves most.

    Connect with Dylan Efron:

    • Twitter
    • Instagram
    • YouTube

    Resources:

    • Flow State
    • Firestone Walker Brewing Company

    Episode Sponsor:

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