S4 E9 Ellen Bradley – Critical Conversations About Systems.
Ellen Bradley is a Lingít scientist and professional skier whose work brings Indigenous perspective to both climate science and the outdoor industry. We had the opportunity to sit down with Ellen to discuss her work, how skiing helps her connect with land and identity, the arc of western science, extractive tourism; what it is, the…
S4 E8 Brittany Leavitt – Mindfully Taking Up Space
Brittany Leavitt is a jill of all trades in the climbing community as an educator, instructor, athlete, and community organizer. She is also a founding member and now Executive Director of Brown Girls Climb; a national non-profit which strives to facilitate mentorship, provide access, uplift leadership, and celebrate representation in the outdoors and climbing for People…
S4 E7 Alison Mariella Désir – The Past Informs the Present.
Alison Mariella Désir is an endurance athlete, author, activist, mental health advocate, the mind behind PBS’s Out and Back series, and the founder of Harlem Run, Run for all Women, and the Meaning Through Movement Tour. We had the opportunity to sit down with Alison to discuss her work and comprehensive approach to community building,…
S4 E6 Nykkie Lugosi-Schimpf – Silence is the Enemy
Dr. Nicole (Nykkie) Lugosi-Schimpf is a world traveler and polyglot. She is also an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Native Studies at the University of Alberta and a qualitative scholar specializing in: International Indigeneity, BIPOC-Indigenous relations (Canada and Central Europe), nation(hood), identity, and structural racism. We had the opportunity to sit down with Nykkie…
S4 E5 Tori Baird – Paddle Like A Girl!
Tori Baird is a canoeist and wilderness adventurer who has expeditioned in some of Canada’s most rugged, remote, and wild places, often with her boys and dogs in tow. She also runs “Paddle Like a Girl,” outdoors’ skill-building and canoeing workshops that are geared to women. Tori paused her most recent adventure to chat with…
S4 E4 L Renee Blount – What’s the Win?
“L” (short for Lanisha) Renee Blount is a Harvard-trained designer, creative strategist, professional adventurer, storyteller, and photographer. We had the opportunity to sit down with L to discuss her work, her approach to allyship in the industry, how creatives with cultural capital change outcomes, tips for newcomers to the industry, and defining what the win…
S4 E3 Guarina Lopez – Building Community For and By Us
Guarina Lopez is a Yaqui citizen, visual artist, storyteller, cyclist and the Founder of Native Women Ride & The Indigenous Cycling Collective We had the opportunity to sit down with Guarina to discuss her work, how culture comes first, the roots of the problem with environmentalism and feminism, the cycling space, the wild west of…
S4 E2 Teresa Baker – We Have Currency in the Outdoors
Teresa Baker is an outdoor diversity activist, writer, and founder of several organizations which most recently includes the In Solidarity Project. We had the opportunity to sit down with Teresa to discuss African American National Park Event, retracing the route of the Buffalo Soldiers, overcoming fear, breaking the mold of the outdoor person, giving people space to…
S4 E1 Judy Kasiama – When You Know Better, You Do Better.
Judy Kasiama is a multi-sport athlete, an outdoor advocate, and the founder of Colour the Trails and the Like Me Film Festival. We had the opportunity to sit down with Judy for the second time to discuss what she’s been up to since we last chat, the positive change in snow sports demographics, the work…
S4 E0 Introducing Season 4 on the BIPoC Outside Podcast
We’re so excited to be back. Check out everything that’s going down thisseason! Our first season 4 episode drops Friday January 12 everywhere you get podcasts. TRANSCRIPT S4 E0 Introducing Season 4 – Descript
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