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FromThe River Radius Podcast

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2020

FromThe River Radius Podcast

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Jan 26, 2020

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2020 is an important push out year for this podcast. Target topics are discussed here, and an invitation for you as the listener to engage. Also, some insight is covered regarding what happened in 2019 to build this podcast.

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Jan 26, 2020

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Titles in the series (92)

This is a river podcast, and a great story, boating, science, adventure and conservation podcast.

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Hoops's Echo: By living his life the way he wanted, Herm Hoops found himself becoming a river lover, a river boater and a man pursuing his life on his terms. He chased passion instead of career. He stood up for rivers and learned that was conservation. He found his dream job. by The River Radius Podcast
37 min listen
Freedom River: As our attention spans decrease this fall of 2020, this short episode tells the story of a man who planned to kayak home after a stint in jail, yet decided to not even go to jail, and head on down the river back home. For a person who grew up on that river, ignoring the river permits he needed that day was not even on his mind, and his continued hobby of hunting dinosaur bones was as normal as drinking water. by The River Radius Podcast
17 min listen
River Permits: River permits for western rivers are becoming more and more competitive. Why do we have permits, how many people are applying and what comes next? This episode hosts conversations with the permit office at Recreation One Stop (rec.gov) and with the river permitting offices at Dinosaur National Monument, Salmon-Challis National Forest in Idaho and Grand Canyon National Park. by The River Radius Podcast
41 min listen
The Confluence of boating and writing: CONFLUENCE is a new book about rivers in the American West, cultural interactions that lay just beyond the banks of these rivers, and the adventures to capture these stories. Zak is a new literary influence in the genre of rivers and tells us about his new book and the forces that influence his writing. by The River Radius Podcast
49 min listen
Highwater, Helicopters and Money by The River Radius Podcast
39 min listen
8000 Years on the Selway: The Selway River in Idaho has hosted humans for thousands of years with Salmon and Steelhead fisheries, resources to build shelters, and amazing water. Over the summers of 2018 and 2019 archeological research has been conducted on the Selway to clarify and protect the artifacts in the river valley. Jeff Adams explains as much as he can, the story of humans along the Selway long before the Europeans arrived. by The River Radius Podcast
62 min listen
From The Grand to Corona: 13 boaters launched down the Grand Canyon in February 2020 for a 25 day journey. They emerged from the canyon on March 14 to the corona virus pandemic. This is a story about moving from bliss to a TP shortage in the course of one day. by The River Radius Podcast
48 min listen
History of the Groover: For many overnight river trips, the groover has become as common a tool as the PFD. Where did this groover come from, and why is a portable river toilet called a groover. This episode finds the people who were there 50 years ago when the need for the groover emerged, and when the groover itself was created. by The River Radius Podcast
62 min listen
The Book: "Rivers of Power": Dr. Laurence C. Smith is a professor, river researcher and author. His most recent book, "Rivers of Power," is a tour of humans’ consistent pursuit of living next to rivers through time, and how in our modern times, humans are rerouting rivers and choosing how water moves and is used. Dr Smith provides insight into the connections of human culture and rivers that we easily overlook by The River Radius Podcast
64 min listen
Trailer River Radius Podcast: This trailer for The River Radius Podcast provides a peek into a few episodes and a has a short description from the host describing what this podcast provides the listener. by The River Radius Podcast
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Endless Summer 2: A Guide's Sunset by The River Radius Podcast
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2020: 2020 is here and this short episode explains what to expect on the podcast this year, and what was happening behind the scenes last year. by The River Radius Podcast
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Thirsty Growth: The Poudre River is born from the Southern Rockies onto the Front Range of Colorado. Wilderness, Wild and Scenic, whitewater, flyfishing. This is a beautiful river. It is also a working river. Regional communities want more of the water for their homes and for the river itself. How much can the Poudre River give? by The River Radius Podcast
46 min listen
Returning Rapids of Cataract 2021: Cataract Canyon is welcoming some of its rapids back to the flow of the river as the Colorado River is recovering from a reservoir. A crew of river runners has been there witnessing and documenting the Returning Rapids. by The River Radius Podcast
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Part 2: Building Fish: The Greenback Cutthroat Trout survived many different assaults on its existence and genetic lineage. Once it was found in hiding above a waterfall, work began to reestablish this fish in its original basin. And yet, this work runs into itself as the projects require more changes to the streams of Colorado. by The River Radius Podcast
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Southern California's Water, Yesterday & Tomorrow: Southern California is home for 19 million people and imports the majority of its municipal water from the Colorado and Sacramento Rivers, moving that water hundreds of miles through humanmade aqueducts. Both rivers have decreased flows meaning less water for So Cal. This episode looks at how So Cal gained water, how they are changing their water profile, and how rivers may continue to be impacted by their extractions. by The River Radius Podcast
50 min listen
Supraglacial Rivers: Imagine a river with no sediment. None at all. A temperature that is a barely above freezing. A river that is new and old all at the same time. These are the rivers that form on the top of the glaciers of Greenland. by The River Radius Podcast
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Part 1: Something Fishy by The River Radius Podcast
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The Blue Nile River: The Blue Nile River of Ethiopia is the largest volume river feeding into the Nile River. In 1987 and 2019, Steve Stahl boated the Blue Nile. This river passes by many small groups of people, through intense whitewater and is populated with Nile Crocodiles and Hippopotamus. His trip in 2019 is the last descent of this river before it is impounded behind a new dam and he tells us the story of the river and the people he encounters. by The River Radius Podcast
56 min listen
Pacific Ocean takeout for SacSource2Sea: How about ending a river trip at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco Bay. The Pacific Ocean waiting to pull you out. This episode is the last in a set of three about the Sacramento River Source to Sea project starting near Mount Shasta and ending at that edge of the Pacific. Hear the stories of bringing this 400 mile trip to a close. by The River Radius Podcast
35 min listen
What is a River 2021: From the basic to the complex, this episode explores what comprises a river. Is a river more than water? Where does the water come from and where does it go? This episode helps unravel the mysteries of what a river is. by The River Radius Podcast
66 min listen
138 Days on a River: Jenny and Mike Fiebig decided to go on one long river journey. 138 days. Wyoming to Mexico. Source to Sea on the Green River. This is their story of being a human on a river trip. by The River Radius Podcast
55 min listen
10 Rivers: Each year, American Rivers, one the largest organizations advocating for clean and healthy rivers, releases their annual report of 10 rivers in the United States that need help. This episode is an interview with two staff from American Rivers, Amy Souers Kober and Matt Rice, where they explain the report, how it has led to rivers having improved water quality in the recent past, and the 10 rivers in the “America’s Most Endangered Rivers of 2022” report. by The River Radius Podcast
55 min listen
Source to Sea on the Saco River: The Saco River in New Hampshire and Maine hosted a Source to Sea expedition this past spring of 2021. Two acquaintances were both planning to travel the Saco River from Mt Washington to the Atlantic Ocean. So they partnered up and paddled fully loaded paddle boards from the source to the sea. by The River Radius Podcast
53 min listen
Rowing Home 5000 miles: Rowing Home is the story of one person paddling and rowing from Montana and Minnesota on the biggest rivers of North America, to the Gulf of Mexico, and then to Texas. All by water. Canoes, kayaks, planes, headwaters and ocean waters. by The River Radius Podcast
47 min listen
Mile 153 Sacramento Source to Sea: Sacramento Source to Sea started on snow skis in the mountains and are now paddling the Sacramento River in the Central Valley of California closing in on sea level. This non wilderness journey explores a river that grows food for America. by The River Radius Podcast
25 min listen
Cleaning Rivers by the Barge Load: River cleanups with excavators, barges, bigfoot and Oreos. Living Lands & Waters is an “Industrial Strength River Cleanup” organization working to clean up the big rivers of middle America. 24 years. 118,000 volunteers. 12.4 million pounds of trash. Living on barges. Meeting the small obscure river towns. by The River Radius Podcast
51 min listen
The New Film "River's End": Dry rivers and deserts full of irrigated nut trees. Jacob Morrison's new film, “The River's End: California’s New Water War” leans into the questions about agriculture and how rivers can be maintained. In this interview, we delve into some of the topics in the film. by The River Radius Podcast
33 min listen
The silty byproduct of Lake Powell: This episode is a follow up to the Returning Rapids episode and hosts a conversation with the Bureau of Reclamation about the receding Lake Powell and all the sediment byproduct left behind as the nation's second largest reservoir sits at 1/3 of full. by The River Radius Podcast
38 min listen
Ben Knight: River Films & Being Dad: Ben Knight builds powerful films with his partner at Felt Soul Media. DAMNATION, RED GOLD, IN CURRENT, and now LEARNING TO DROWN. In the past few years, Ben also became a father. In this episode Contributing Host Greg Cairns talks with Ben about the inside of his life, some of the process of creating his films, and his path of becoming a powerful filmmaker. And, his daughter. by The River Radius Podcast
58 min listen

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10 Rivers for 2024: Each year American Rivers publishes a list of 10 rivers that hold great opportunity for river quality improvements. This year, in addition to covering the full list with Amy Kober of American Rivers, we talk with local experts to include the ocean surfers at the Tijuana River estuary in California, the river lovers at the Duck River in Tennessee, and the high desert river people overseeing the entire state of New Mexico. We hear about the unique rivers and the work happening to care for these places. by The River Radius Podcast
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53 min listen
Atmospheric Rivers 101: Atmospheric Rivers are bands of water vapor in the sky, sometimes a few thousand miles long, bringing winter moisture to the west coast of North America and delivering it all the way to the Rocky Mountains. The Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes flies research planes above these storms all winter tracking the details and forecasting the coming storm and this episode hosts their director to learn about Atmospheric Rivers. by The River Radius Podcast
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American Whitewater’s Top 10 River Stewardship Focus: American Whitewater published their Top 10 List of Stewardship issues in January 2024. This is a mix of dam removal projects, legislation and policy pushes, Wild and Scenic options, all encompassed in the work from American Whitewater to keep rivers clean and accessible. This episode is an interview the Kevin Colburn from American Whitewater learning about each river on this list and the positive end goals. by The River Radius Podcast
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The Mountain Hydrology Lab & Future River Flows: The Mountain Hydrology Lab at West Virginia University has defined the density of whitewater river runs in the United States and cross referenced this data with how climate change will alter those flows, and how changes in river flows, to include low flows and floods, will impact the people living along those rivers. This episode talks at length with the class 5 kayaking Director of the Mountain Hydrology Lab, Associate Professor Nicolas Zegre about this work his students are doing, how West Virginia has the most dense collection of whitewater runs, and where students can gain excellent river based educations. by The River Radius Podcast
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Heather Hansman & Teal Lehto: Conversations on their Craft & Conservation: There are numerous authors and media professionals doing work to explore river topics. To close out the 2023 river and podcast year, this episode hosts two of the best. Heather Hansman is an author writing books and magazine articles. Teal Lehto, a.k.a., “Western Water Girl” is a social media content creator. We talk through their respective crafts, leadership in river conservation and trending topics. by The River Radius Podcast
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