See Her Outside: Stories From Women Who Adventure

🛶 Speaking Up on River Party Culture, Outdoor Assault + Sobriety: Run Coach and Midwife Acadia Gantz | See Her Outside Podcast

Acadia Gantz is a midwife, running coach, and former river guide and ski patroller who lives, works, and plays in the western Maine mountains. Content note: this episod

⛺ Psychological Safety + Democratizing Outdoor Access with Sally Steele of Outdoorithm | See Her Outside Podcast

Just because somebody is physically safe in the outdoors doesn't necessarily mean that they can access a sense of belonging. Sally Steele is co-founder and CEO of Outdoo

🔥Surviving Capitalism in the Outdoor Industry: Jen Gurecki on 12 Years of Coalition Snow, Enoughness, and Building Far Out by Her Values

Jen started the first women-owned ski and snowboard brand in the universe, ran it for 12 years, and then closed it — and this conversation about what's actually worth fig

📢 How to Blend Your Adventure Passions and Advocacy with Alex Garcia

Although Puerto Rico is less than a four-hour flight from East Coast hubs like New York City and Washington, D.C., many continental Americans haven't experienced its stun

🚲 Parenting Is Easier Outside: Mountain Biking Through Pregnancy + Building the Mothership Collective with Julie Bacon

If you've ever worried that becoming a parent means losing the adventurous parts of yourself, this conversation is the antidote: Julie mountain biked through both of her

🌲 What Makes a Fantastic Outdoor Leader: Resilience through a Rappelling Accident, NOLS Rejections, and Olympic Dreams with Jeannette Stawski

On day 21 of an instructor course in the Wind River Range, Jeannette Stawski's rope dislodged a 250-pound boulder. It landed on her legs — 15 miles from the nearest trail

⛺ Campfire Stories from 70 Years Outdoors: Scout Wilkins on Idiot Badges, Animal Instincts, and Why Life Doesn't End at Any Age

Meet a lifelong outdoor guide who has kept adventure in her life for 70 years and counting. You'll hear 7 campfire stories about what the wilderness has taught her. Scou

The First Ukrainian Woman to Summit the Five Highest Mountains on Earth: What Mountaineer Antonina Samoilova Wants Women to Know About Fear

Antonina Samoilova's mountaineering career began with a breakup, two weeks' notice, and a one-way ticket to Antarctica. Antonina is the first Ukrainian woman to summit t

🎤 Rachel Entrekin Live at Wild Woman Race Weekend (Bonus episode)

Ultrarunner Rachel Entrekin joined the First 50k Sisterhood and hundreds of other women running the Wild Woman Trail Runs races on June 19-21, 2026. We recorded our conv

🏃‍♀️ Human-First Run Coaching, Fueling for Sport, and Why Trail Culture Needs Your Story with Zoë Rom

Our First 50k Sisterhood runners ran their first ultramarathon last weekend, and Coach Zoë was one of the folks who made it so successful. Zoë Rom is a journalist, coach

📖 Blending Mountains + Medicine into a Memoir: Tap Dancing on Everest with Grit Lit Featured Author Mimi Zieman

Mimi was a third-year medical student when she signed on as the sole medical officer and only woman on a four-climber expedition attempting the east face of Everest from

🌲 How to Build a Sustainable Career in Seasonal Work with Sasha Clonts of Guide Theory

Seasonal workers know the feeling: You love the community, the adventure, the purpose, and then every fall you get laid off, change your address, and try to figure out he

🛶 Paddling 1,400 Miles to the Arctic with Women She Met on FaceTime: First Documented All-Women's Crew on a Historic Voyageur Route with Helena Karlstrom

⁠Hike Rim to Rim in the Grand Canyon this October!⁠ Four women set off on a 1,380-mile paddle from Lake Superior to the Hudson Bay, and became the first publicly docume

🧗‍♀️ From Near-Death to Rock Climbing Again: Melissa Strong on Injury, Recovery Tools, and Writing a Memoir

The hands that built Melissa’s entire sport, business, and life were taken from her in an accidental instant. Her story explores what came next: the mental tools she inv

🎒Ultralight Backpacking Gear for People with Boobs: Building an Outdoor Industry Business with Sarah Berkeley of Symbiosis Gear

Have you ever chalked up gear discomfort to your body being the problem: the chafing, the shoulder pressure, the hip belt that just won't cinch down far enough? It's not

🥾 FKT on Kilimanjaro: an Adventure Advocacy Project to Get More Women Outdoors with Ultrarunner Colleen MacDonald

When Colleen was a kid, her mom read her a story about a family stranded in a storm on Kilimanjaro. Most kids would have been scared. Colleen thought: “I have to go there

⛏️ Building a Career in the Mountains on Her Own Terms: Guiding, Bodywork, and Moving through Trauma with Kat Schaumberg

Kat Schaumberg heard the conventional advice to prove her worth by climbing high mountains – but she ended up ditching the toxic culture to pursue true leadership instead

⛺ How Girl Scout Camp Built a Career in Outdoor Leadership with Mary-Jane Strom

Grab the workbook: How to Use Your Adventure for Your Career Goals If you went to summer camp as a kid, you get it. The bats at dusk, the swim across the pond, the feeli

🏃‍♀️From Running as Punishment to the Grand Traverse: An Honest Story about Body Image and Outdoor Adventure with Emily Holland

Do you remember running sprints as punishment in soccer practice, or the stress of the dreaded PACER test? Many of us equate running with suffering. But that doesn't ha

🏔️ Navigating Bipolar Disorder While Pursuing High Altitude Mountaineering Goals with Viv Serrano

Viv Serrano is a mountaineer who progressed from local trails to the summits of Aconcagua, Kilimanjaro, Rainier, and Hood—and she's just getting started. But what sets V