By Land Podcast (Emory Wanger)
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| 08 Oct 2017 | Welcome to The By Land Podcast | 00:03:26 | |
On this episode of the By Land Podcast, I speak for just a few minutes about what By Land is and what you can expect from the Podcast going forward. If you're looking to learn about the outdoors from those who either make a living in it or those who have simply found a way to enjoy their time successfully, this podcast is for you! Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 08 Oct 2017 | #1 - Pacific Crest Trail 2017 Recap with Jose Montanez | 01:07:23 | |
On this very first episode of the By Land Podcast, I sit down with my PCT hiking partner, Jose (Bubbles), to discuss our journey up the Pacific Crest Trail in 2017. We cover what it's like coming home, transitioning back into everyday life, and what it takes to hike the trail. We also discuss our decisions, the mental struggles of Thru Hiking, and what we learned along the way. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 08 Oct 2017 | #2 - The Struggles of Disconnecting with Josh Kirchner | 01:00:15 | |
I sit down with Josh Kirchner from www.dialedinhunter.com to discuss the weird struggles of successfully disconnecting when we head into the mountains. Josh offers his perspective on the subject and tools to help keep your mind active and focused when things get tough. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 11 Oct 2017 | #3 - Anatomy of a Backpack with Steve Speck of Exo Mountain Gear | 01:03:22 | |
Steve Speck from Exo Mountain Gear joins me on the podcast to discuss the anatomy of a backpack and how everything works together. Steve breaks it all down by component and describes what each part does and what he's learned throughout the process of being a successful pack maker. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 17 Oct 2017 | #4 - Blacktailed Deer Hunting, Patience, and the Power of Information Based Hunting with Scott Haugen | 01:10:08 | |
On this episode, I talk with Scott Haugen about patience plays a part in his success with hunting. We cover how to hunt Blacktailed deer in the general season and during the rut, techniques on how to do so, and what Scott is up to these days with his career. If you're a hunter of any kind, you'll love this episode and enjoy what Scott offers his audience. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 24 Oct 2017 | #5 - Seek Outside Shelters with Kevin Timm | 01:01:49 | |
On this episode, I talk with Kevin Time from Seek Outside about floorless shelters. We discuss what goes into a shelter like this, how to use one properly, and the pros and cons of this kind of tent. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 01 Nov 2017 | #6 - Mobile Navigation with Gaia GPS | 00:57:18 | |
On this episode, I talk with Ashli from Gaia GPS about using your mobile device as a navigation tool. If you're curious about mobile land navigation and not sure about switching to using your smartphone as a backcountry mapping tool, this episode is for you!
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| 06 Nov 2017 | #7- The Modern Huntsman | 01:04:38 | |
On this episode of the By Land Podcast, I talk with Brad Neathery and Tyler Sharp from Modern Huntsman to discuss their campaign to create a biannual publication focused on telling the story of hunting through beautiful writing and photography.
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| 19 Nov 2017 | #8 - Balancing Family and the Outdoors with Taren Weigandt | 01:05:35 | |
Taren Weigandt of joins me to talk about how to stay active in the outdoors with a family. Taren is a blogger, hunter, mother of 3 (including twin boys), and a wife. She was raised in a hunting family and has always led an active lifestyle even while raising a family.
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| 28 Nov 2017 | #9 - Women In The Outdoors with Ashli Baldwin | 01:03:27 | |
Ashli Baldwin joins me on this episode to answer an audience member's question about what it's like for women in the outdoors. From gear to mindset, Ashli covers it all and offers great advice to women getting into backpacking.
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| 05 Dec 2017 | #10 - Introduction to Optics with Brendon Weaver from Maven Built Optics | 01:05:29 | |
Brendon Weaver, a co-founder of Maven Built Optics, joins me to explain the basics of the optics world. We talk about how to choose an optics, what goes into them, and what the numbers mean. If you're currently shopping, you won't want to miss this one! Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 05 Mar 2021 | #127 - Embrace The Alternate with Doug Laher | 01:25:31 | |
Doug Laher is the Father of Thru-Hiker Trevor “Microsoft” Laher who tragically passed away while hiking near Apache Peak along the PCT. He was 11 days into his hike when conditions along the trail deteriorated quickly, forcing him to either push through or find another way around. Trevor was 22 years old, a graduate of Ohio State, and had a software engineering job waiting for him at Microsoft once his hike of the PCT was complete. He had a determined soul, a brilliant mind, and a reflective attitude. His love of hiking continued to grow year after year and the PCT was to be his pinnacle dream. This is his story. Show Notes and Links
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| 12 Dec 2017 | #11 - The Dynamics of Solo Hunting with Ryan Lampers | 01:03:33 | |
On this episode, Ryan Lampers joins me to talk about how he got into solo hunting, why he continues to do it, and what he gets out of it as opposed to hunting with a partner. If you're a backpacker and ever find yourself in a situation where a friend can't go or maybe cancels at the last minute, and you question whether or not you should continue alone, then this episode is for you. Thanks for listening! Check out the links below to learn more, connect, and support the show. | |||
| 20 Dec 2017 | #12 - Getting to Know SIXSITE Gear | 00:40:52 | |
Stephen Holley from SIXSITE Gear joins me to talk about the company he founded and what makes his products or brand different than his competitors. I've known of SIXSITE for a while now and, like most, had questions about their offerings and why I might choose to purchase from them versus through someone else.
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| 26 Dec 2017 | #13 Gear Review: Seek Outside Redcliff | 00:35:28 | |
On this episode, I dive into a solo review of the Seek Outside Redcliff shelter. This is a popular article on my website, so I decided to put it in audio format and let you listen to my review rather than read it.
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| 04 Jan 2018 | #14 How a Family Thru Hiked the Appalachian Trail with a Baby | 00:56:55 | |
Ellie was only a year old when her parents put her in a backpack and embarked on a dream hike on the Appalachian Trial. Ellie spent just over six months watching the world go by at 3 mph through amazing landscapes while meeting the most amazing people in the Thru Hiking community. She even learned to walk while on the AT!!!
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| 10 Jan 2018 | #15 - Ultralight Quilts with Enlightened Equipment | 01:04:03 | |
Skylar Ogren is the Head of Marketing for Enlightened Equipment and joins me on this episode to explain what exactly a "quilt" is and how it will benefit you in the backcountry. You're about to learn what a quilt is, how it works, who Enlightened Equipment is, how down "fill" ratings impact your comfort levels and overall pack weight, and much more!
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| 19 Jan 2018 | #16 - Finding Photography With Chris Burkard | 00:50:15 | |
Chris Burkard is an adventure photographer, but he's also a family man. He's made a name for himself photographing the life of surfers worldwide and in some pretty extreme environments, so I asked Chris if he'd be willing to come on the podcast to share his story and he kindly agreed.
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| 01 Feb 2018 | #17 - Triple Crown of 200's with Mike McKnight | 00:58:52 | |
Mike McKnight is the first winner of the Triple Crown of Ultra 200 Mile races by having the lowest combined time of the Bigfoot 200, Tahoe 200, and Moab 240. I asked Mike to come on the podcast to talk about what he does and how he does it. Like most things, Mike didn't set out to run three races in three months, but that's what happened and because he stuck it out, he has a pretty cool story to tell. We talk about his ability to push through when he wanted to quit, his love for his family, and his admiration for fellow runners. You're going to love hearing Mike tell this story.
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| 20 Feb 2018 | #19 - ULA Equipment with Owner Chris McMaster | 00:45:04 | |
Chris McMaster of ULA Equipment joins the show to talk about the company, the history, and what makes ULA so unique.
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| 04 Mar 2018 | #18 - SAWYER Water Filters | 00:42:45 | |
Travis Avery of SAWYER joins the show to talk about what they offer and how their products solve the problem of filtering water. I learned some things I didn't know previously, and I think if you're on the search for knowledge, this episode will suit you well. Travis gives me a rundown of what they offer, how it works, and why their products are so popular.
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| 05 Mar 2018 | #20 - Family, Photography, and the Mountain Life with Jacob Moon | 00:50:06 | |
Jacob Moon was a full-time nurse before his adventure photography career kicked off. He spent his days off exploring the mountains and taking incredible landscape images that he mostly kept to himself until a friend prompted him to post them to Instagram, and the rest is history. In this episode, we discuss integrating family into the outdoors, managing risk, and learning to backpack with a baby.
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| 12 Mar 2018 | #21- Pacific Crest Trail Advice with 2 Foot Adventures | 01:26:01 | |
Pillsbury (real name Mary) is a former PCT hiker and one of the founders of "2 Foot Adventures," a high-end pop-up gear shop located along the Pacific Crest Trail. Each year, Mary helps dozens, if not hundreds, of weary Thru Hikers struggling with injury, gear troubles, and mental fatigue. For some, 2-foot Adventures is a source of rejuvenation and encouragement, while for others, it's a place to drop some serious pack weight. We spoke about common injuries on the PCT, how to get past the first 100 miles, what gear is proven to work, the benefits of Thru Hiking, and her advice to Thru Hikers on the PCT.
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| 19 Mar 2018 | #22 - Gates of the Arctic National Park with Expert Guide Joe Wilkins | 00:59:34 | |
Joe Wilkins is the author of a recently published book called "Gates of the Arctic National Park: Twelve Years of Wilderness Exploration." For more years than you and I can imagine, Joe Wilkins has explored, guided, trained Park Rangers, and helped educate as many people as possible about the riches of his beloved National Park. You'll love hearing Joe talk about his book, his experiences in the backcountry, and what he's learned over the many decades he's spent in the wilds of Alaska.
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| 26 Mar 2018 | #23 - Superior Wilderness Designs with Brandon MacIntyre and Ashely Thick | 01:19:30 | |
Brandon McIntyre and Ashley Thick started Superior Wilderness Designs in early 2016 and promptly left to hike the Pacific Crest Trails with their handmade packs. We touch on pack designs, how he got Brandon started, why, and what backpacking means to him.
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| 02 Apr 2018 | #24 - Intentional Photography with Guillaume from Photoxplorer.com | 01:09:09 | |
After meeting and buying a tripod from Guillaume on Craigslist, I asked if he would be willing to join me for an episode to give some straight talk about photography.
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| 09 Apr 2018 | #25 - How to Hike 50 Miles in a Day with John Z | 01:02:10 | |
John Zahorian joins me to talk about how he manages to hike 50 miles per day and how he's come to live a minimalist life. John is also one of the creators of Pa'lente Packs, a pack company that is intentional about being minimal and functional.
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| 16 Apr 2018 | #26 - Ultralight Backpacking with Z Packs | 01:07:02 | |
Will and Matt from Z Packs join me for this episode of The By Land Podcast to talk about Z Packs; what they offer, how they go about designing gear, and what is important to them as people making gear for other backpackers. These two guys have been around the company for a lot of years and have a ton of great stuff to share. It was a pleasure to have the opportunity to spend an hour talking with a couple of great guys who just want to do good things for people headed out on adventures.
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| 22 Apr 2018 | #27 - Hunting with onX Maps | 00:57:45 | |
In this episode, you'll learn about onX Maps, a mobile mapping application for you phone. From top to bottom, you'll come away from this chat with Dylan knowing what the company believes in and how their platform benefits the backcountry hunter. Loaded with features and a well-designed interface, onX Maps delivers time and again. Show Notes and Links
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| 30 Apr 2018 | #28 - The Oregon Desert Trail with Renee Patrick | 01:08:21 | |
Oregon Desert Trail Coordinator, Renee Patrick, joins the show to talk about what this 700-mile route through the Oregon desert offers, how it began, and what adventurers can expect to see in this incredible high desert landscape. Renee is a highly accomplished long-distance hiker whose resume includes the Triple Crown and many others. You'll learn how she approaches backpacking and what it means to her. Show Notes and Links
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| 07 May 2018 | #29 - Packrafting with Alpacka Raft | 01:35:30 | |
Thor and Sarah Tingey of Alpacka Raft join the podcast to dive into what pack rafting is, the history of the sport, and how the brand supports ongoing conservation efforts. Show Notes and Links
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| 14 May 2018 | #30 - Hill People Gear with Evan Hill | 01:01:04 | |
Hill People Gear founder Evan Hill joins the show to talk about the origin of the company, design principles, and his background in backcountry travel. He also gives a number of solid bits of advice to backpackers. Show Notes and Links
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| 21 May 2018 | #31 - The Pull of Mountain Hunting with Adam Janke | 01:23:57 | |
Adam Janke is the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Mountain Hunting and hosts The Beyond the Kill Podcast. Adam joins the show to talk about why he feels such a passion for hunting, what he feels is needed in the hunting community, and to discuss his soon-to-be-release film about a late-season Mountain Goat Hunt on the winter slopes of B.C.. Show Notes and Links
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| 29 May 2018 | #32 - Saving Our Trail Systems with Clay Jacobson | 01:08:00 | |
Clay Jacobson is a thru-hiker who works with the Idaho Trails Association and helps manage the coordination of the Idaho Centennial Trail (which he hiked not too long ago). In this episode, you'll hear about Clay's personal story of how he got into long-distance backpacking and why he's now focused on saving as many miles of trail as possible. We cover the current state of trails in the US, how they're funded and maintained, and why there are sometimes thousands of miles of trails disappearing each year. Show Notes and Links
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| 04 Jun 2018 | #33 - Designing with Sierra Designs | 01:00:14 | |
In this episode, George Bryant, VP and GM of Sierra Designs, joins me for a discussion about his journey into the outdoors, moving from Wisconsin to Colorado, and cultivating a culture of progressive designs at Sierra Designs. Show Notes and Links
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| 11 Jun 2018 | #34 - Hiking Free with Dirty Avocado | 00:55:14 | |
In this episode, long-distance hiker "Dirty Avacado" joins me to talk about how she got into long-distance backpacking, the feeling of freely hiking a trail, the importance of listening to your body, and what happens after the trail. Show Notes and Links
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| 18 Jun 2018 | #35 - Learning to Backpack Hunt with Josh Kirchner | 01:21:36 | |
Josh Kirchner joins the show to talk about what it was like learning to backpack hunt. We share our individual stories of where we came from and how it's going. Show Notes and Links
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| 25 Jun 2018 | #36 - Passion is Everything with Shane Vander Giessen | 01:06:55 | |
Shane Vander Giessen is someone who exemplifies having a passion for wild places and joins the podcast for a deep dive into that passion. If you enjoy hearing people talk about their journey into the outdoors, their love of the backcountry, and some great hunting stories, you'll want to give this episode a listen. Show Notes and Links
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| 02 Jul 2018 | #37 - Canoeing Across America with Jillian Brown | 01:01:13 | |
Jillian Brown and her adventure partner Martin Trahan are currently (as of July 2018) canoeing their way from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic via riverways across the United States. She joins me to talk about the expedition, her experiences, and the spiritual side of such an effort. Show Notes and Links
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| 09 Jul 2018 | #38 - Film What Makes You Feel with Aaron Hitchins of Rockhouse Motion | 01:15:13 | |
Aaron Hitchins is part of the talented team at Rockhouse Motion and joins the show to walk me through his creative process with video and how wild places can impact people across all ages and cultures. Show Notes and Links
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| 16 Jul 2018 | #39 - Leave No Trace | 01:18:35 | |
In this episode, I have the pleasure of talking to Aaron and Doniell from Leave No Trace about how to interact with the wild places we visit. They blew my mind with the amount of science-based advice they provided. I really had no idea how much information I was missing and I'm sure you'll feel the same way after this episode. Show Notes and Links
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| 23 Jul 2018 | #40 - The Off Grid Food Company | 01:04:50 | |
In this episode, Spencer from Off Grid Food Company and I discuss his company, how it started, why it started, and what it offers consumers. It's a great conversation with a great guy and I was honored to have him on the podcast. *Update 2023: Off Grid appears to be closed, but this conversation is still great! Show Notes and Links
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| 30 Jul 2018 | #41 - The Lady Alliance with Kieren Britton | 00:52:49 | |
Kieren Britton is the founder of The Lady Alliance, an organization dedicated to connecting women together, building community, and encouraging those women to be the best possible version of themselves. On this episode, we talk about who the organization is for, what they do, and how it came to be. We also discuss why the outdoors is such a great place to build confidence and character. If you are someone who is looking for a caring and understanding community that will work with you through your personal challenges, you're going to want to look into what The Lady Alliance offers. Show Notes and Links
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| 06 Aug 2018 | #42 - Documenting The Hunt With Steven Drake | 00:58:27 | |
Steven Drake is a photographer and videographer who works with brands and personalities in the hunting world. His career has brought him all over the world and through pretty much every situation you can imagine. Steven is no stranger to pushing himself to that next level and somehow finding a way to document it while doing so. Show Notes and Links
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| 13 Aug 2018 | #43 - Finding Your Limits With Dan Solsman | 01:18:35 | |
Dan Solsman joins the podcast to talk about pushing personal limits and why it's important to do so. Dan is a hell of a guy and has a straightforward way about him. He's direct about why he does what he does and has a great personal story about how he came to enjoy finding his personal limits. Show Notes
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| 20 Aug 2018 | #44 - The Wilderness Athlete | 01:21:45 | |
Wilderness Athlete is a performance supplement company that serves those venturing into the outdoors. Kevin Guillen joins me to discuss what Wilderness Athlete is, why it was created, and how supplements can play a role in your outdoor adventures. Show Notes and Links
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| 27 Aug 2018 | #45 - Comparing Sleep Systems with Josh Kirchner | 01:43:36 | |
I'm joined by Josh Kirchner to talk sleep systems. This episode is different in that it's not actually an interview, but rather a conversation between the two of us where we talk about what we're currently using, where we came from, and what we look for in gear. Show Notes and Links
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| 03 Sep 2018 | #46 - Running 500 Miles in 10 Days with Christof Teuscher | 00:56:13 | |
Christof Teuscher joins me to talk about his recent FKT (fastest known time) record of the Washington section of the PCT. We chat about his experience, how he came to run such crazy distances, what motivates him, how an FKT works, and his experiences on the trail both mentally and physically. Show Notes and Links
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| 18 Sep 2018 | #47 - Making It Better with Outdoor Vitals | 01:00:09 | |
In this episode, I talk with Tayson Whitaker about why he started an outdoor gear company and what makes his product offerings unique. We also dive into the world of hammock camping and root out all the misconceptions that might be out there about how valid choosing a hammock over a tent might be. Show Notes and Links
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| 24 Sep 2018 | #48 - Make It Rain with Luxe Hiking Gear | 00:58:27 | |
Luxe Hiking Gear makes quality shelters at a great price point. Jake Morrison walks me through how he manages life in the Olympic Peninsula, how to manage condensation, and a run-through of the products Luxe offers. Show Notes and Links
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| 01 Oct 2018 | #49 - Good Eats with Backpackers Bistro | 00:44:51 | |
In this episode, we tackle the story behind Backpackers Bistro, what they offer, why, and several other topics related to backpacking. These meals are made by a professional chef who is also a backpacker, so you can rest assured we all speak the same language! Show Notes and Links
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| 09 Oct 2018 | #50 - One Family, 6 Kids, and 2000 Miles with Ben Crawford | 01:02:36 | |
In 2018, the Crawfords hiked the Appalachian Trail with 6 kids ranging from 2 to 17 years old. While they might agree it sounds crazy, when you get to know them a little, you’ll find that this is nothing unusual for them. Ben Crawford joins me for Episode 50 to talk about how those of us with kids can redefine what it means to build a family unit. We discuss how he and his Wife began breaking the mold of what a family can and can’t do and how those of us with families can begin taking steps to get outside more and more often with our little ones, regardless of age. Show Notes and Links
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| 30 Oct 2018 | #51- Born In The Boundary Waters with Granite Gear | 01:03:05 | |
Rob Coughlin joins me for this episode to discuss all things Granite Gear. Rob is a great guy to spend time chatting with and shares a number of history lessons about the company, some background on himself and how he came to work with Granite Gear, as well as a couple of programs the company is working with to help make lives and wild place better. Show Notes and Links
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| 05 Nov 2018 | #52 - Learn To Thru Hike with Liz Thomas | 00:55:54 | |
If you want to learn about backpacking from someone who knows a thing or two, you’ll want to open your ears to Liz Thomas. She’s hiked over 17,000 miles of trail along the Triple Crown of Thru Hikes, captured the Fastest Known Time on the AT, and spent countless miles along many other trails in the US over the years. The good news for you is that she’s decided to open up her experiences so that others may learn from her successes and trials in the form of not only an incredible book but also an online course. This episode is loaded with great advice and information on backpacking, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this chat with Liz Thomas. Show Notes and Links
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| 13 Nov 2018 | #53 - The Adventure Photographers Backpack with Allan Henry from Atlas Packs | 01:02:08 | |
In this episode, I chat with Co-founder Allan Henry of Atlas Packs to find out more about his company, his vision, and his designs. Camera carry in the backcountry is a struggle, but he's found a way to make it enjoyable while pairing both a camera bag and an adventure bag together into one solution. Show Notes and Links
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| 19 Nov 2018 | #54 - Pack Out An Entire Moose Alone with Jeff Lusk | 01:03:43 | |
In this episode, I talk with Jeff Lusk about a solo moose hunt he went on this past hunting season. While it’s always fun to recap an interesting hunt, it’s even more fun learning about the struggles involved in any such adventure. Please enjoy this episode with Jeff Lusk. I have no doubt you’ll get some good nuggets of wisdom from it! Show Notes and Links
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| 27 Nov 2018 | #55 - Hiker Trash Vogue with Twerk | 01:12:00 | |
For over 2000 miles, Twerk photographed hikers along the PCT and did so unlike anything out there. He was able to take his passion for hiking and photography and mash them together in what is now a coffee table book titled "Hiker Trash Vogue." Show Notes and Links
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| 03 Dec 2018 | #56 - Going Feral with Jimmy Funkhouser | 00:56:11 | |
Jimmy Funkhouser left the corporate world behind to start Feral. Fast forward just a few short years, and Feral is growing to the point where they’re opening a second location in Denver. Jimmy is doing things far differently than your average outdoor store - he meets the customer where they are in their journey and makes them feel at home and accepted no matter what. Show Notes and Links
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| 11 Dec 2018 | #57 - The Hot Springs Trail with Aria Zoner | 01:19:37 | |
Aria Zoner is the author of The Hot Springs Trail guidebook and a guy who sincerely wants you to experience the landscape as you wish to experience it. In this episode, we talk about the Hot Springs Trail, where it’s at, why Aria created it, and its proposed status as a National Scenic Trail. We also discuss how Aria went from eating junk food on long trails to eating whole foods and how that impacted his overall experiences and performance. Show Notes and Links
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| 17 Dec 2018 | #58 - Saved By Mountains with Jeff Oliver | 01:11:55 | |
Jeff “IBTAT” Oliver has been saved by the mountains. In 2013, he went cold turkey from alcohol and focused his energy on hiking. Fast forward to today, and he’s now completed the Appalachian Trail (2018) and will be stepping down the Pacific Crest Trail in 2019, but that’s just the beginning. On this episode, we talk about Jeff’s 2018 AT Thru Hike, his future goals with the Triple Crown, and why he chose backpacking over drinking. Show Notes and Links
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| 26 Dec 2018 | #59 - Playing Classical Music in the Mountains with Anastasia Allison | 01:27:30 | |
Anastasia Allison is the violinist of the Musical Mountaineers and the founder/inventor of Kula Cloth, but living a life of entrepreneurship and adventures wasn’t always the case. After being involved in a bad car accident, Anastasia realized it was time to stop putting off her dreams and start engaging them. If you need some inspiration, this episode will motivate you to chase down those dreams you’ve been putting off. Show Notes And Links
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| 01 Jan 2019 | #60 - Why We Show and Tell Wild Places with Brad Brooks of Argali Outdoors | 01:06:00 | |
Brad Brooks of Argali Outdoors joins me to discuss why we are drawn to filming hunts and backcountry adventures when it's so much trouble. Brad released a film in October of 2018 detailing a hunt in the Frank Church Wilderness of Idaho however, the intent wasn’t to showcase the hunt itself but rather to the vast and rugged wilderness of the Frank Church. Show Notes and Links
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| 07 Jan 2019 | #61 - Saving the Boundary Waters with Dave and Amy Freeman | 01:07:54 | |
Dave and Amy Freeman spent an entire year living in the Boundary Waters, a vast wilderness in northern Minnesota that many flock to throughout the year for its pristine waters and canoeing adventures. But that's not all; they’ve made a life out of exploration, and in this episode, we learn all about it. Show Notes and Links
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| 21 Jan 2019 | #62 - Thru-Riding with Gillian Larson | 01:15:45 | |
Gillian Larson is a Thru Rider which means she rides her horse on long trails from start to finish covering thousands of miles in the process. To date, Gillian has ridden the PCT twice, the CDT, and the Arizona Trail in their entirety, not to mention the numerous trails in between and since this recording. On this episode of The By Land Podcast, we get to know Gillian and how she is able to manage riding a horse for such long distances, the logistics behind it, and what it’s like to even do such a thing. Show Notes and Links
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| 28 Jan 2019 | #63 - Backcountry Mentorship with Johnny Mack | 01:12:50 | |
Johnny Mack is the creator of Washington Backcountry, where his mission is to mentor those looking to learn the art of hunting. After going through the struggles of learning to hunt as an adult, Johnny realized his experiences could help others, and thus the website was born. We discuss Johnny’s background, his personal transition into hunting, and why he built WA Backcountry. Show Notes and Links
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| 04 Feb 2019 | #64- 2% for Conservation with Jared Frasier | 01:54:24 | |
Jared Frasier is the Executive Director of 2% for Conservation, a Non-Profit Organization certifying that brands and people donate 1% of their time and 1% of their money to conservation efforts. Jared shares not only what 2% does, but he also covers the history of conservation, where we’re at today with funding and efforts, and where everything is headed in the future. Show Notes and Links
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| 11 Feb 2019 | #65 - Marie Draws The PCT | 01:10:13 | |
Marie-Pier Tremblay is a graphic artist/illustrator from Montreal, Canada, who began her hike of the PCT in April 2019. We connected after my wife hired her to illustrate my PCT terminus photo as a birthday present. After receiving the gift and hearing about how awesome she was to speak with, I got on the ol’ gram, shot her an invitation, and here we are! P.S. This interview occurred before Marie's hike. You'll love this episode if you’re curious about what a hiker goes through leading up to a long trail! Show Notes and Links
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| 18 Feb 2019 | #66 - Age Doesn't Matter with Mark Lampman | 01:05:48 | |
I’ve followed Mark Lampman for a while now because he motivates me. He’s nearly twice my age, but time and time again, he gets after it in the mountains. When I asked Mark to come on the podcast, I told him I wanted to hear his perspective. I wanted to learn what it was like from his point of view and understand why he does what he does. What I got in return were some great stories, a unique look into his journey with backpacking, and even more inspiration than before. Show Notes and Links
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| 25 Feb 2019 | #67 - Becoming Adventure Ready with Katie Gerber | 00:57:11 | |
Katie Gerber is a certified nutritionist who focuses on helping people become what she calls “Adventure Ready.” Having experienced many forms of backpacking including Thru-Hiking, Katie knows what you’re either going through or about to go through. It’s with that knowledge that she can coach you through the process of not only performing once you’re out there doing it but more importantly, getting you ready prior to ever stepping down that trail. Show Notes and Links
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| 04 Mar 2019 | #68 - Why Junk Food Works with Kyle Kamp, RDN, LD | 01:00:08 | |
Kyle Kamp is a Registered Dietitian, and in this episode, he helps explain how the body processes food and why a “junk food” diet during extreme athletic events such as backpacking, thru-hiking, and hunting actually works. Show Notes and Links
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| 11 Mar 2019 | #69 - The Calendar Year Triple Crown with Tyler Lau | 01:33:15 | |
Tyler “The Prodigy” Lau completed the Calendar Year Triple Crown in 2018 hiking the PCT, CDT, and AT all in one single year. On this episode, we discuss why he hiked, how he did it, and what it all means now that it’s over. Show Notes and Links
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| 25 Mar 2019 | #70 - Pacific Crest Trail Lessons with 2 Foot Adventures | 01:27:42 | |
Mary from 2 Foot Adventures runs a mobile gear shop focused on ultralight gear built for the Pacific Crest Trail and in this episode, we recap the 2018 PCT hiking season and chat about trends in gear, along with common pain points and problems hikers experience. We even dive into the holistic side of what Thru Hiking means. Show Notes and Links
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| 01 Apr 2019 | #71 - The Te Araroa Trail and The Hike For Mental Health with Justin Helmkamp | 01:13:11 | |
Justin “2 Taps” Helmkamp is a Thru-Hiker who recently completed the southern section of the Te Araroa Trail in New Zealand. He’s also an advocate for mental health and, when he’s not hiking a long trail, he spends his time working with teens and young adults in a Wilderness Therapy program. On this episode, we talk about his time hiking abroad in New Zealand, how to deal with constant wet feet, how to allow an adventure to take place, and how the wilderness can be a valuable tool for mental health. Justin is a cool cat and someone you’ll want to pay attention to. Show Notes and Links
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| 08 Apr 2019 | #72 - Thru-Hiking Will Break Your Heart with Carrot Quinn | 01:16:39 | |
Carrot Quinn is a long-distance hiker, blogger, and author of the book “Thru-Hiking Will Break Your Heart,” a memoir of her time on the Pacific Crest Trail. We discuss her journey in long-distance hiking, why she decided to write a book about it, what that was like, and what backpacking means to her after all these years and experiences. Additionally, Carrot shares with me some things that might be difficult for some to hear and understand, but this is what I love about this podcast and connecting with people who share a similar passion for the outdoors. Because of backpacking, I had the opportunity to connect with someone about things I wasn’t aware of. Now it’s on me to investigate these topics further for my knowledge and awareness. Show Notes and Links
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| 15 Apr 2019 | #73 - Let's Talk Kid Carriers with Deuter | 00:57:45 | |
Deuter kid carriers are some of the most acclaimed carriers out on the market today. After researching which pack I should use to haul my little girl around, the reviews and feedback always returned to those offered by Deuter. In this episode, we chat with Liz Esche of Deuter, who walks us through the new 2019 lineup of kid carriers. As a new father looking for help on what to look for in a kid carrier, I run through a laundry list of questions with Liz and learned several new things along the way. We cover the new updates to the lineup, standard features, model differences, and the amazing Deuter Warranty. Show Notes and Links
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| 22 Apr 2019 | #74 - Thru Hiking, Mindfulness, and Lyme Disease with Devin Everett | 01:07:51 | |
Devin Everett might be one of the most motivating people to talk with. This episode covers everything from what spurred her Thru Hike of the AT, her battle with Lyme Disease, finding a cause to hike for, and what it means to be mindful in the backcountry. From start to finish, this chat with Devin is simply motivating. If you need a feel-good episode that makes you want to get out and do more, this is the one for you! Show Notes and Links
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| 29 Apr 2019 | #75 - Connecting People and Places with the Washington Trails Association | 01:03:52 | |
The Washington Trails Association is a great example of what is possible when people come together in a concerted effort to help ensure our trail systems are here to stay. In this episode, we dive into the history of the WTA, its reach, their projects, their mission, and everything else that makes up a trails association including what the future holds for our trail systems as well. Show Notes and Links
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| 06 May 2019 | #76 - Pack No Fears with Frans Diepstraten | 00:59:04 | |
Frans emailed me detailing his experience on a trail run in the mountains. In years past, he would have brought a mountain of gear “just in case,” but this time, he packed only what he needed to move more quickly and cover more ground. From this experience, Frans began to realize the difference between too much gear and too little. In this episode, we discuss what can be achieved by bringing only the essentials and Frans’ journey in backpacking. Lot’s of great stuff to think about in this one! Show Notes and Links
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| 13 May 2019 | #77 - Backpacking with Dogs and Effie Drew | 01:08:46 | |
Effie Drew has hiked thousands of miles with her dog Luna along some of the best trails the United States has to offer, and on this episode, we dive into what that looks like. We cover everything from training for a trail, managing food and water, to deciding how much weight your dog can carry down a trail. Show Notes and Links
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| 27 May 2019 | #78 - Backcountry Self Care with Rawlogy | 00:52:26 | |
Marek is the founder of Rawlogy, a company that makes super lightweight massage balls for backcountry travelers. They’re eco-friendly, won’t take up space, and make it so you can give yourself better self-care when you’re battling muscle fatigue in the wilderness. In this episode, we dive into who and what Rawlogy is, how massage balls work, and why Marek is doing this in the first place. Show Notes and Links
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| 03 Jun 2019 | #79 - Hike It Baby with Shanti Hodges | 00:58:00 | |
Shanti Hodges is the founder of Hike It Baby, an organization that was built to encourage and invite young families to hike in the outdoors. In this episode, we dive into the origins of Hike It Baby, what it is, who it serves, and how it helps parents with young kids. Even if you don’t have kids, this episode with motivate you, but if you do, this one is not something you’ll want to miss! Show Notes and Links
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| 16 Jun 2019 | #80 - Exo Mountain Gear Death Hike Recap | 01:08:26 | |
This episode recaps my experience on the Exo Death Hike in 2019. At the time of its release, it’s been one week since these events occurred, so it was important for me to capture my thoughts and get them down into an episode for others to learn from. I cover what the Death Hike is, how it works, what it entailed this year, and most importantly, what I learned from it. This hike is meant to push your limits, and it did just that. There were a number of things that happened to my body that I think are worth talking about in hopes that others can learn from my experiences. This podcast was created to help people backpack better. Sometimes we do well and sometimes we don’t. What matters is that we continue to learn and share that knowledge with those around us. Show Notes and Links
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| 24 Jun 2019 | #81 - Hunting the Himalayan Snow Cock with Matt Hardinge | 00:56:46 | |
Matt Hardinge is an upland bird hunter, backpacker, photographer, and filmmaker who has found a way to pair bird hunting with backpacking. He joins the podcast to talk about a recent film about a hunt for the elusive Himalayan Snow Cock. We cover everything from what the Snow Cock is, how it was introduced, why it’s so difficult to hunt, and what Pheasants Forever is doing to protect birds of all species so they can flourish as their natural habitat becomes increasingly damaged. Show Notes and Links
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| 01 Jul 2019 | #82 - Thru Hiking, Happiness, and Taking Action with Dylan Tonkin | 00:58:49 | |
I found Dylan Tonkin through his post on LinkedIn where he described what it was like hating his job, quitting, hiking a long trail, and finally starting his own business. Dylan and I chat about his personal story and what he’s learned from it. We discuss what it means to be happy, what it means to find happiness, and how important it is to pursue what you want by taking action. Show Notes and Links
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| 08 Jul 2019 | #83 - Q and A Solo Show | 00:52:32 | |
I’m rolling solo answering 12 questions that I found inside the “Backpacking” group on Facebook. They range from basic to complex and newbie to experienced. Show Notes and Links
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| 15 Jul 2019 | #84 - Trail Name Legend | 00:58:04 | |
Jeff "Legend" Garmire has logged 21 thousand miles and counting at the time of this episode being aired. Those miles include the Calendar Year Triple Crown, AZT FKT, and countless other endeavors. What Jeff knows can apply to literally any backpacking trip, big or small, that you will ever do. We cover everything from his early days of backpacking, how he deals with the mental struggles of the trail, speed versus efficiency, and his latest AZ Trail adventure. You name it, we cover it and Jeff does so in a way that isn’t intimidating or hard to follow. Show Notes and Links
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| 22 Jul 2019 | #85 - Back to Film with Nick "Click" Reichard | 01:13:44 | |
Nicholas Reichard is a thru-hiker who documents his trails with film cameras. He's hiked the AT, PCT, and part of the CDT documenting his time on trail. This episode dives into Nick’s background, how he first started Thru Hiking, why he decided to haul a film camera with him, what it’s like after being on trails, and the projects he’s currently working on.
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| 05 Aug 2019 | #86 - Six Overrated Training Methods with Rowan Smith | 01:18:35 | |
Rowan Smith is a personal trainer specializing in helping trekkers, mountaineers, and backpackers prepare for their upcoming adventures. In this episode, we dive into an article he wrote regarding the “6 Overrated Training Methods for Trekkers” to discuss why these exercises are “overrated” and what might be done to correct or replace them with ones better suited for the backcountry traveler. Show Notes and Links
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| 12 Aug 2019 | #87 - How Trails Are Designed and Built with Tyler Lau | 01:06:37 | |
Tyler Lau is an experienced member of trail crews and even teaches how to build trails correctly. In this episode, we dive into how trails are designed, built, and maintained. We also chat about the do’s and don’ts and where we, as hikers, can help keep trails in their proper conditions so trail crews can attend to other trails needing maintenance. We also discuss diversity in the outdoors. Tyler is the first person of color to complete the Calendar Year Triple Crown and I wanted to take the opportunity to find out what Tyler’s experience has been and how he sees diversity in the outdoor industry. Show Notes and Links
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| 19 Aug 2019 | #88 - Fly Fishing The Backcountry with Tenkara USA | 01:01:50 | |
Daniel Galhardo discovered the Japanese method of fly fishing called “Tenkara” while researching the fishing culture of Japan. After realizing how effective it was not only for fishing but for backpacking and backcountry travel, he decided to Introduce Tenkara to the United States and has been successfully doing so for over ten years. I wanted to have Daniel on to talk about fly fishing in the backcountry, but I ended up getting so much more than that. He has a great way of explaining things and is willing to dive into topics that create the foundation of our experiences in the backcountry. You don’t have to be interested in fly fishing to enjoy this episode because there’s so much great thought that Daniel brings to this episode that we could probably have a full-length one just on backcountry philosophy. For those interested in experiencing the backcountry in a new way, you will enjoy this episode with Daniel of Tenkara USA! Show Notes and Links
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| 26 Aug 2019 | #89 - Managing Backcountry Data with Jeff Balch of Basemap | 01:13:08 | |
Jeff Balch is the founder and creator of the mobile navigation app “Basemap.” If you’re familiar with using your phone as a GPS, you know how it works, but are you using it to its full extent? In this episode, Jeff explains the origin story of Basemap, how it differs from other applications on the market, and how he personally manages his map data. Show Notes and Links
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| 03 Sep 2019 | #90 - I Went Home Early, So Let's Talk About It | 00:39:09 | |
A goal of mine for 2019 was to bear hunt in an area I’d always wanted to explore. I got the green light from Jess and headed out this past weekend for a solo backpack hunt, however when I arrived, my excitement wore off and I began to feel heavy. I realized that I just wasn’t feeling it that day and as the sun went down, I packed my things and hiked out in the dark. This episode explores what happened, why, and what it all means. Show Notes
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| 16 Sep 2019 | #91 - How to Balance Your Love of Backpacking with Your Love of Family with Dan Kriesberg | 01:03:05 | |
What happens when you realize you love adventure as equally as you love being a parent? In this episode, Dan Kriesberg joins me to explore the struggle of being present for adventure and being present for family.
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| 01 Oct 2019 | #92 - Managing and Protecting the Pacific Crest Trail | 01:05:48 | |
If you’ve ever wondered how a trail that spans 2650 miles across three large states is managed and protected, this is the episode you will want to listen to. Mark and Megan of the PCTA join me to talk about how the PCTA is working to protect the Pacific Crest Trail. We discuss the history of the PCTA, what each of their roles is in the organization, how the PCTA works alongside the Federal Government to protect the trail, and finally, a discussion of a recent acquisition of land along the trail corridor that will help keep the trail safe. This episode showcases the backbone of how these trails we love remain wild and safe for future generations to come.
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| 14 Oct 2019 | #93 - Elevation Change Documentary with Director Marion Mauran | 00:50:03 | |
For the past 8 years, Marion Mauran has been producing a documentary about Sam Fox’s FKT attempt of the Pacific Crest Trail. In this episode, Marion and I dive into what the documentary is about, how it came to be, and what she learned from the process. If you’re a fan of documentary filmmaking paired with the outdoors, this episode will be right up your alley. Show Notes and Links
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| 28 Oct 2019 | #94 - Decoding the Mystery of Tripods with SLIK USA | 01:10:39 | |
Greg Napoli from Slik USA joins the podcast to help decode the mystery behind tripods. He runs me through everything from top to bottom, explains why you may need one, and how to select the right tripod. If you want to get educated on tripods, this episode is dedicated to you! 15% AUDIENCE DISCOUNT If you ARE interested in making a purchase, Slik offers a 15% discount on any new full-priced item. Just use code ByLand15 during checkout! Show Notes and Links
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| 11 Nov 2019 | #95 - The Outdoor Evolution of Darwin | 01:22:49 | |
This episode explores the personal backpacking journey of Darwin. You’re going to hear what his life was like before backpacking and where it’s now headed. Darwin explains the ups and downs of the trail, what inspires him to keep going, and what it means to be a Creative within the trail community. If you need a bit of entertainment and some inspiration, this episode is going to do you some good! Show Notes and Links
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| 25 Nov 2019 | #96 - Recapping the PCT With Jon "Roadrunner" Frankson | 00:53:34 | |
I started following Jon’s journey on the PCT before the PCT even happened for him. Once he got on the trail, I enjoyed every moment of his journey via social media. He crushed miles early on, braved the snow in the Sierra, and ultimately arrived at the Northern Terminus on his own terms. Show Notes and Links
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| 09 Dec 2019 | #97 - How To Deal With Life After The Trail With Kyle O'Grady | 01:07:17 | |
On this episode, I talk with Kyle O’Grady of The Trail Tales Podcast about what it’s like dealing with the “Post Trail Blues.” We talk a lot about the grand adventure when we’re ON it or look back at it fondly when we’re not, but we rarely talk about what it’s like after it’s all over. For most of us, we’re left wondering what we’re supposed to do next. We’ve built an identity around this adventure and now that it’s no longer something to look forward to, we tend to slip into a slight depression. Show Notes and Links
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| 23 Dec 2019 | #98 - Climbing Mount Everest and Learning To Be Uncomfortable with Woody Hartman | 01:00:11 | |
Woody Hartman wasn’t expecting to climb Mount Everest in 2019, but sometimes life takes some exciting turns and before you know it, you’re doing something you never thought you would. On this episode, we dive into how Woody found himself on the summit of Everest, what it took to get there, and what it all means now that it’s over. This is no doubt one of my favorite conversations because Woody is about as grounded as they come and allows us to peer into how he’s learned to adapt to changing life circumstances. He also walks us through his journey through how he learned to be comfortable being uncomfortable and why it’s so important to dream bit, take risks, and use our goals as a catalyst for other adventures and life situations. You’ll love this episode with Woody! Show Notes and Links
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