Hear from the folks that live, breathe and know the national parks best.
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The largest oil spill in American history captivated the public's attention for the entire summer of 2010. Authorities told a story of a herculean response effort that made shorelines safe and avoided a worst case scenario. Was that really the whole picture? From Western Sound and APM Studios, Ripple is a new series investigating the stories we were told were over. In Season One, we travel hundreds of miles across the Gulf Coast to learn the ongoing effects of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon Oil ...
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A podcast about the people and places that make Houston Houston. Hosted by local transplant, Luke Brawner.
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Join Chris Clarke and a variety of guests as they explore the challenges and opportunities of the American Southwest's fragile ecosystems. Engaging interviews with experts, activists, and advocates on conservation, land management, and environmental justice. Science and sentiment, politics and philosophy, hiking and history, culture and creativity all go into defending the desert. Be forewarned: We are out to recruit you to the cause.
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Part history, part folklore, part travel, and all Michigan. Join Angie and Mike as they uncover Michigan and its hidden mysteries in a way that's never been done before. Be safe out there and text them when you get home. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy
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At Project Purpose our overarching mandate is to renew and rebuild family, community and relationships. Our social media platforms, like YouTube and Spotify, provide us with a space to have discussions and debates that center around the institutions that have, and have had, a large impact on our sense of self, largely within the arenas of Mental Wellness, Mental Health, and Education. Join in and weigh in on the discussion, with knowledge we are better equipped to be the #GameChangers that t ...
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Welcome to Life’s Lost Luggage, where we pass on everything we have learnt during the process of leaving our safe office jobs in London, to travel the world making inspiring videos for social media. We tell you the full story of how we got to where we are, including all the mishaps and successes. We will also be giving advice on the countries we have visited and recording live podcasts on locations from our new and exciting journeys. Please come along with us as we search for Life's Lost Lug ...
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This Podcast is about driving, commuting, travel, cars/trucks, vehicle maintanace, roads/highways, road trips, delivery business, subways , buses , planes, trip planning, drivers,public transportation. Email: errandrunnas@gmail.com Cashapp: $makemybread 17yrs in Delivery business thru Trucking and Delivery apps combined. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/christopher-douglas9/support
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Economics, Finance, Crypto and Retirement podcast interested in exposing: the false left-right paradigm, central bank manipulation, media double standards, lying politicians and Fake News.
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Comedic actor, Paul Vato, interviews his celebrity friends from entertainment, social media, travel, poker and business. Meet, laugh and learn from famous actors, improvisors, comedians, singers, vo artists, influencers, and entrepreneurs from around the globe! Paul Vato has appeared on MADtv, The Sarah Silverman Program, Cedric The Entertainer Presents:, Reno 911, The Bold and The Beautiful, and ABC's To Tell The Truth. He appeared opposite Nicholas Cage in The Trust movie. PaulVato.com | P ...
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Anyone Soft and Strong is a podcast that gives you a glimpse into intimate, vulnerable stories and conversations between Aridja and her guests. Each week a stranger becomes a friend, an ally, and a teacher, as host Safi Alimasi covers both familiar and new stories around the human experience and everything in between. Tune in weekly to meet someone new
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The travel podcast that takes you on epic adventures around the world! So if you love to travel & travel adventures then come along for the ride! The first series was about my 16 months, a 31,000-mile road trip from Paris to Cape Town way back in 1993/94! The 2nd series was about my solo month-long overland trip around Central America in February 2020. I travelled to 6 countries including Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The 3rd series is about returning to ...
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Chris Clarke delves into the controversial final programmatic environmental impact statement for the western Solar Plan, revealing the potential ecological damage from vast solar developments across 11 states. Despite personal support and advocacy for solar power, Clarke critiques the plan's sprawling approach and highlights a more sustainable alte…
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Developing Decisiveness | Tenaciously Maintain the Path Least Travelled if You Find Inner Alignment
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Developing Decisiveness | Tenaciously Maintaining the Path Least Travel if You Find Inner AlignmentThere's often so much to choose from, it's figuring out what choice to make that often trumps the quality of choice we end up making.Sometimes we feel like choosing something is better than choosing nothing at all. But that line of thought often leads…
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3 Healthy Strategies to Counteract Feelings of Helplessness | Grow through What You're Going through
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3 Healthy Strategies to Counteract Feelings of Helplessness | Grow through What You're Going throughA lot can happen in a day that we have no control over. This can be especially challenging when we ourselves are impacted by the outcome, and the outcome is largely outside our realm of control. With a focus on the end result we're looking for, and t…
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Knowing Where to Turn to in Difficulty | The Power of Social Participation in Eco-Systems of Support
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Knowing Where to Turn to in Difficulty | The Power of Social Participation in Eco-Systems of SupportThere's so much more to the world we live in, than the corner that our lives occupy.Oftentimes, we find ourselves so busy in the routines that we've established, we forget that there are other ways we can spend our time. There are eco-systems of diff…
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Hi there! I know it's been a few weeks... BUT, I bought a van named Jet... and Jet is going to take us to more national parks than we could ever imagine. In this episode, I briefly talk about Jet, how the van is going to influence our channel, what's been on my heart and upcoming episodes. I will have a van tour on my YouTube channel soon! You can …
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Let Go of What Was Never in Your Realm of Control | Leveraging the Power Inherent In Your Reactions
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Let Go of What Was Never in Your Realm of Control | Leveraging the Power Inherent In Your ReactionsExtreme situations will teach you that not a lot is within your control. Often times we nourish this sense of control, and reinforce the belief that we're in control, because much of life tends to go as planned.What if I told you the best thing you ca…
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Learning to Sit in Uncomfortable Truths | Develop the Capacity to Hold Space for Traumatic Realities
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Learning to Sit in Uncomfortable Truths | Develop the Capacity to Hold Space for Traumatic RealitiesMany of us have had specific experiences, whether our own or of those that we know personally, that have shaken us to our core.Whether it was coming to terms with an illness, a violent occurrence, or a death -- proximity to these situations has the p…
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How the Culture (Status Quo) Sustains Environments that are not Conducive to Diversity & Inclusion
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How the Culture (Status Quo) Sustains Environments that are not Conducive to Diversity & Inclusion With reference to the blog that I shared earlier this week, I want to take a moment to talk about the influence of culture.Many of us make choices as to where we spend our time when we feel that the spoken culture aligns with our inherent values and b…
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How I Discovered I was Being Stalked and Managed to Stay a Few Steps Ahead | Tips on Digital Hygiene
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How I Discovered I was Being Stalked and Managed to Stay a Few Steps Ahead | Tips on Digital HygieneIt has been two weeks since I posted my first video. In these videos, I've been speaking up about being stalked for the last four years by my professor at UofT and senior leader at McKinsey & Co Canada, Scott Rutherford. By progress, I mean:1) No one…
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Creating a Safe Space to Share Our Experiences on Violence & Trauma | Baseline Tenets of Empathy
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Creating a Safe Space to Share Our Experiences on Violence & Trauma | Baseline Tenets of EmpathyI want to start off by thanking everyone who has taken the time to listen to my experience, and for holding space for me while I spoke vulnerably, about my experience being stalked for the last four years.As we continue to engage in dialogue, I just ask …
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Speaking Up and Talking About My 4-Year Stalking Nightmare, Involving UofT Professor & RCMP Officer
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Speaking Up & Speaking Out About My 4-Year Strong Stalking Nightmare: UofT Professor & RCMP OfficerI spoke out about how I've spent the last four years to-date getting stalked by my professor University of Toronto's Rotman's School of Management, Scott Rutherford.I was also vocal about meeting an RCMP officer who contributed to the silencing campai…
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When those Who Serve & Protect, Seek to Smear and Silence Your Voice | My 4+ Year Stalking Nightmare
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When those Who Serve & Protect, Seek to Smear and Silence Your Voice | My 4-Year Stalking NightmareIn the same year, fateful 2020, I made the choice to go no contact with abusive family members, and ended up needing to go on the run because of a stalker.While most people will speak on being stalked by a stranger or a romantic partner -- the stalker…
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Public lands in Utah take center stage as Governor Spencer Cox announces a lawsuit aiming to shift control of those lands from federal to state hands. Chris Clarke explores the implications with Jonathan Thompson, a long-time public lands journalist. They dissect the motivations behind the lawsuit, potential impacts on conservation and recreation, …
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Silence Doesn't Support Your Well-Being | My UofT Professor Continues to Get Away with Stalking Me
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Silence Doesn't Support Your Well-Being | My UofT Professor Continues to Get Away with Stalking MeDoes anyone else hope that if they say nothing and do nothing, that problems might magically disappear?That was my hope. All to say, 4 years later and I've come to the realization that I was wrong. When it comes to matters of safety - silence is never …
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How Gender, Attractiveness & Intelligence (Mis)Inform Our Expectations of Each Other's Agreeability
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How Gender, Attractiveness & Intelligence (Mis)Inform Our Expectations of Each Other's AgreeabilityEveryday we navigate a sea of strangers.If any of them are lucky enough to catch your attention, one of the first narratives you'll craft about the unsuspecting stranger speaks to your estimation of how agreeable they might be. Which serves to inform …
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Learning to Say "No" Without Apologizing | Developing the Muscle to Decline & Honour Your Boundaries
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Learning to Say "No" Without Apologizing | Developing the Muscle to Decline & Honour Your BoundariesA lot of people struggle with the word no.Whether it's to say no, when they're not in the mood - or even more alarming, the individuals who take issue with hearing no. Much of culture & society has provided so many different vehicles to teach us the …
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How Inner Alignment Increases the Quality of Our Choices | Decisions that Shield Us from Undue Harm
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How Inner Alignment Increases the Quality of Our Choices | Decisions that Shield Us from Undue HarmYou know that saying, short-term pain long-term gain? Well, what they didn't tell you is that it does not work well in reverse. That is when your focus is on short-term gain... it almost always results in long-term pain - and who wants that?Many of us…
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Understanding your Relationship with Learning | Trusting the Process If/When Mastery Isn't a Given
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Understanding your Relationship with Learning | Trusting the Process If/When Mastery Isn't a GivenIt feels good to be knowledgeable in a given area 😊. Being the subject matter expert in a given topic is an opportunity to lend insight, support, and perspective for ongoing developments within your area of expertise.Many of us have such deep knowledge…
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3 Tendencies to Remove from Our Self-Care Toolkit | Power in Aligning Our Decisions With Our Values
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3 Tendencies to Remove from Our Self-Care Toolkit | Power in Aligning Our Decisions to Our BeliefsMany of us engage in self-sacrificing behaviours because we've been taught that we'll be held in higher esteem if we do so.So for the sake of the whole we tolerate mistreatment, we allow our feelings to be invalidated, and we stay quiet. We are silent …
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3 Ways to Incorporate Self-Care Into Your Day | Treating Self-Care as a Lifestyle and Not a Reward
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3 Ways to Incorporate Self-Care Into Your Day | Treating Self-Care as a Lifestyle and Not a RewardA lot of times we think of self-care and we think about those moments where we spoil ourselves once in a while. It's time we stop thinking of self-care within the frame of treating ourselves to something special, or spoiling ourselves. Self-care needs …
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Understanding Trauma-Informed Conscientiousness | How Survival Changes the Way We Choose to Show Up
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Understanding Trauma-Informed Conscientiousness | How Survival Changes the Way We Choose to Show UpAn instant has the power to change someone.Surviving trauma, regardless of your survivor's story, will shift the way you view the people, places, and situations in your life.Most importantly, surviving trauma will change the way you orient, and the wa…
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The rise of renewable energy projects, particularly solar farms, in desert regions has sparked concern regarding their impact on native wildlife, including the desert tortoises. Solar panels cover vast tracts of land to capture sunlight efficiently, which can lead to habitat loss for the tortoises. They can be displaced from their native habitats, …
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Josh King is a professional landscape photographer based out of Laguna Beach, CA. We're stoked to have him on the podcast to chat about tips and tricks for folks who want to take photos at national parks, his personal journey and much more! You can find Josh's work at www.joshkingimages.com The full podcast is also available on YouTube (@safetravel…
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July News, Notes & Creators: New 4th of July Plans, Death Valley is HOT, Biscuit Basin Exploded & More
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Welcome to the first News, Notes & Creators edition of the Safe Travels Pod! We'll be discussing park news from the month of July, upcoming podcast plans and my favorite creators from the previous month. Here are the press releases referenced throughout this episode: Death Valley Heat: https://www.nps.gov/deva/learn/news/hottest-month-in-death-vall…
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In this heartfelt episode of "90 Miles from Needles," host Chris Clarke shares an evocative reading from his book, "Walking with Zeke," reflecting on meaningful experiences with his previous dog Zeke. This story reveals the depth of his connection to his pets and nature, illustrating the profound impact these relationships have on his life and work…
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Why is Mt. Rainier one of the most hazardous volcanoes in the world? Let's chat about Mt. Rainier together! In a change-up from our traditional park preview podcast, we go a bit more in-depth on Mt. Rainier National Park and it's volcanic geology. We'll also briefly chat about human history and it's history as a national park. You can also watch th…
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Olympic National Park: Human History, Cultural Resources & Archeology with Archeologist & Curator Matt Dubeau
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Matt Dubeau is an archeologist and curator at Olympic National Park. He joined the podcast to discuss how humans have used the olympic peninsula for thousands of years. Matt also shared insight on archeological digs, how the parks preserve artifacts and how visitors can minimize their impact on culturally significant resources and artifacts. Matt i…
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Chris chats with Lucas Basulto, president of the Desert Advocacy Media Network, from a swelteringly hot living room about snakes in the desert. They trade snake stories, discuss common misconceptions about these reptiles, and stress the ecological importance of preserving their habitats. From Lucas' childhood snake-collecting antics to how to handl…
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Olympic National Park: Climate Ecology & Physical Science with Climate Ecologist Bill Baccus
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Bill Baccus is a climate ecologist at Olympic National Park, his role is described as 'a doctor checking the vitals of the park'. In this episode we explore the health of Olympic National Park, climate change and the role that physical scientist play in each of these national parks. Bill is an incredible scientist and a wonderful guest! We did the …
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Under Chevron, agencies interpreted often vague language in laws passed by Congress. Supreme Court’s move now reallocates these decisions to the courts. We explain what this means. Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.由Chris Clarke
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Jeff Bortner is the Fire Management Officer at Olympic National Park and he joined the podcast to discuss fire management, firefighter mental and physical health, wildland training, the fire history in Olympic National Park and much more! Jeff is an incredible guests with and extensive history of fighting fires in various parks inside the United St…
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In this Park Preview episode we discuss Olympic National Park! Olympic is a breathtaking park with an incredible amount of biodiversity. We'll be releasing three podcasts from Olympic over the next three weeks: Olympic National Park: Fire Management and Firefighter Health with Fire Management Officer Jeff Bortner Olympic National Park: Climate, Cli…
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North Cascades National Park: Bears, Bear Safety & General Wildlife with Park Ranger Anna Vornholt
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North Cascades Park Ranger Anna Vornholt joins the podcast for round two to discuss bears, bear safety and general wildlife in the park. Anna shares helpful tips on how to keep yourself safe when you're hiking and camping in bear country, plus she also shares insight about other area's that frequent North Cascades National Park. You can also watch …
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A representative of a Canadian mining firm poised to damage Ash Meadows and the Amargosa says opponents might be shills for oil and gas companies. We take him to task. We often hear that sacrificing natural landscapes is a necessary evil for renewable energy. But as Rebecca Wisent says, “...the conversation now is almost entirely about ways to hand…
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For part 2, we travel the state from west to east to visit locations where the Underground Railroad played a significant part in Michigan's history. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for photos, trivia, and more! Hosted by Angie Amman and Martin Butler. Written and edited by Angie Amman. Produced by Angie Amman. Artwork by Martin Butler. Great Lak…
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North Cascades Park Ranger Anna Vornholt joined the podcast to chat about the natural features and ecosystems of the North Cascades! We discussed glaciers, glacial melt, the parks rain shadow, old growth forests and more. Ranger Anna is so great to talk with. She will join us again next week to talk about bears, bear safety and general wildlife wit…
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About the Guest(s): Mitch Miller: Mitch Miller is a seasoned landscape photographer based in Joshua Tree, California. With a career that started in 1981, Mitch has a unique affection for capturing night sky images. His extensive knowledge of Joshua Tree National Park and a deep connection to the desert landscape informs his artistic pursuits. Mitch…
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We've travelled up to Washington! North Cascades National Parks is beyond beautiful. In this episode, we lay the groundwork for the next two weeks of shows with Park Ranger Anna Vornholt as her and I chat about: - Natural Features and Ecosystems - Bears, Bear Safety and General Wildlife ___ Follow us on social! https://www.instagram.com/safetravels…
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On this week's episode we explore the role Michigan played in the Underground Railroad. This will be a multipart episode. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for photos, trivia, and more! Hosted by Angie Amman and Martin Butler. Written and edited by Angie Amman. Produced by Angie Amman. Artwork by Martin Butler. Great Lakes Confidential Merch This …
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Surviving and thriving in desert heat require a combination of knowledge, preparation, and vigilance. Understanding the immediate dangers, recognizing early symptoms of heat injuries, and taking practical precautions can help ensure safety for everyone venturing into these extreme conditions. By sharing these insights, we can better equip ourselves…
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Death Valley Park Ranger, Matt Lamar, joined to chat about the geology and climate of Death Valley National Park. He shared details on how specific parts of the park were created, what you need to see when you visit and how you can stay safe despite the parks' extreme climate. Matt is awesome and is filled with knowledge about the parks. Make sure …
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Daniel Leivas, Southern Paiute-Chemehuevi from Lake Havasu, shares his journey of reviving ancestral agricultural practices on the Chemehuevi Nation's traditional farm. He narrates how his family transformed the land into a thriving ecosystem. Exploring connections between the land, water, and spirit, Leivas recounts battles with wildlife, environm…
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Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for photos, trivia, and more! Hosted by Angie Amman and Marty Butler. Written and edited by Angie Amman. Produced by Angie Amman. Artwork by Martin Butler. Great Lakes Confidential Merch This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podcorn - https://p…
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We had the opportunity to sit down with Cris Hazzard from HikingGuy.com to chat about his outdoor journey, how we can encourage and support others that are getting into hiking, outdoor + tech gear, hiking etiquette and much more! Cris was an awesome interview and an even better person. I had a blast picking his brain and getting to spend some time …
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Death Valley Park Ranger, Elyscia Letterman, joined to chat about the wildlife at Death Valley National Park! She shared awesome insight on the various desert adaptations that the animals have taken on, reptiles, predators and prey, plus much more! Elyscia was an awesome guest - I had such a blast getting to chat and learn from her. Upcoming episod…
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In this episode we welcome back Mason Voehl from the Amargosa Conservancy for an engaging and informative update on the situation surrounding Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge and the threat of lithium mining explorations by Rover Critical Minerals. As environmental defenders, the Conservancy alongside partners like the Center for Biological Div…
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Death Valley Park Ranger, Matt Lamar, joined to chat about the dark skies that surround Death Valley National Park. He shared his best tips and insight on how visitors can best experience the cosmos. Matt was an awesome guest and a true joy to get to listen to and learn from. Upcoming episodes: - Death Valley National Park: Wildlife - The Hiking Gu…
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Discover the ancient plants of the desert in this episode of 90 Miles from Needles. From the 11,700-year-old King Clone creosote bush to the surprisingly long lifespans of cholla cacti and Mojave yuccas, host Chris Clarke explores the remarkable longevity of these desert plants. Learn how scientists determine the age of these plants through histori…
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We're headed to Death Valley National Park! Safe Travels will be taking on the Mojave Desert to sit down with park rangers to discuss Geology, Climate, Wildlife and Dark Skies (Astronomy). In this episode, we discuss general details about the park and background information regarding each of the upcoming topics from the rangers. We'll be doing a ne…
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Join us on a short trip to The Soo! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram for photos, trivia, and more! Hosted by Angie Amman and Martin Butler Written and edited by Angie Amman. Produced by Angie Amman. Artwork by Martin Butler. Great Lakes Confidential Merch This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chart…
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