Here Comes Humans Outside Season 9

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Here Comes Humans Outside Season 9

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Jan 5, 2024

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The weather might be frightfulish or not exactly what you’d order for your perfect outdoor day, but Humans Outside is still out here helping you get inspired to build and keep that outdoor habit all year long. And now we’re ready for Humans Outside season 9.

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Jan 5, 2024

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They say spending time in nature can change your life. But in a world packed with indoor life pressures, how can you make getting outside just a part of who you are? Welcome to Humans Outside, where we explore a wellness-rich life in the great outdoors from our perch in Alaska while hearing from fascinating outdoor-minded guests.

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06 Outdoor Diary: Celebrating with a Mountain Run: How does Amy celebrate? By getting outside, of course! This week’s adventures included a lot of little pockets of the outdoors between life, as well as hitting the slopes with the family, and a mountain run. Yes, a mountain. Mentioned... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
11: Overthinking, World Traveling & No Shortcuts (Nicole Spitzack): Nicole Spitzack’s journey to the outdoors hasn’t been all fun and adventure. While her passion for world travel really has led her to some incredible places, it’s been the journey to heal from the sudden death of her father and sister that has... by Humans Outside
42 min listen
15: Adrianne Haslet: How this Amputee is Going from Victim to Victory: Adrianne Haslet wasn’t at the Boston Marathon finish line in 2013 because she was a runner. Her decision to walk by, however, changed her life as the bombs went off, taking her leg in their wake. Now, seven years later, she’s not only... by Humans Outside
47 min listen
08 Outdoor Diary: Noticing the Ordinary: Time in the outdoors is supposed to be full of adventure and new experiences, right? Well, sometimes. But other times, we do the same thing over and over. When this happens, it’s important to take the time to be intentional and really notice... by Humans Outside
3 min listen
05: Cancer Couldn’t Keep This Gold Medalist Indoors (Kikkan Randall): One moment she was riding high off taking gold in nordic skiing at the olympics, a first for the U.S., and the next she was receiving a breast cancer diagnosis. But Kikkan Randall doesn’t take life’s challenges lying down. Not only did she... by Humans Outside
41 min listen
02: How His ‘Enthusiastic Outlook’ Ended in a Long, Long Hike (Wella and Justin Jay): It’s no secret that spending time outside can help people process traumatic experiences. But about literally walking off a war? And what about doing it with your husband or wife?Wella and Justin Jay, Army veterans who now call Alaska home, did... by Humans Outside
43 min listen
07: Nature, Homelessness & Healing (Elizabeth Carr): Spending time outdoors can help us heal, but what if we could use it to help others heal, too? Elizabeth Carr has used the outdoors to help her heal from her own trauma. She also works with Back on My Feet, an organization that uses running to... by Humans Outside
45 min listen
24: Don't Melt Your Shoes at Home, Kids: The Altra Story (Brian Beckstead): Sometimes you follow your gut for problem solving. And sometimes you follow your … feet? That, at least, is what Biran Beckstead did when he co-founded the running shoe company Altra. Looking to solve both his own running shoe problems and the... by Humans Outside
43 min listen
23: Finding Something That Moves You: In this installment of the Humans Outside Outdoor Diary, Amy discusses how she finally had a breakthrough last week and which aspects of the outdoors got her there. Mentioned in the show: Altra Escalante 2 (women’s): Register for our... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
16 Outdoor Diary: Social Distancing in the Outdoors: The world has been thrown for a loop with the spread of COVID-19. This included the cancelation of Amy’s travel plans to sunny California. Listen in to find out how she still made time to get outside, even during this season of social distancing!... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
57 Outdoor Diary: The Most Exciting Buy In a Long Time, Plus a Contest: On this week's Outdoor Diary, find out what Amy’s big purchase of the week was - and how it is going to be a major game changer for her outdoor time this winter! Check out the full show notes on Register for our newsletter to win a decal: and... by Humans Outside
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03 Outdoor Diary: Escaped on a Cruise by Humans Outside
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01 Outdoor Diary: My First DNF: How are we spending time outside? Outdoor time this week wasn’t exactly, well, ideal. It was really cold and it included my first-ever marathon DNF -- did not finish. So what’s THAT like? Listen for more. Mentioned in this week’s... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
17 Outdoor Diary: Glacier Escape: The current state of the world and “social distancing” can make you a little stir-crazy. The cure? Get outside! Last week, one of Amy’s favorite races was canceled due to you-know-what, so she headed on a glacier adventure with some friends.... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
09: Exploring Alaska and Passing It On (Erin Kirkland): Erin Kirkland’s work as an Alaska travel wizard is centered not on outsides, but on Alaskans themselves. But she doesn’t stop there. She’s got an extra focus on the state’s future stewards: kids. As the founder and author of AK On the Go,... by Humans Outside
36 min listen
30: How Does Conservation Work With City Dwelling? (Joni Carswell): In the U.S., creating space for conservation and outdoor use is directly tied to public lands. But what do you do when most land is privately held? And how do you encourage conservation and nature appreciation in major cities like Dallas? For Joni... by Humans Outside
41 min listen
25 Outdoor Diary: On Home & Habits: Amy discusses how she spent her time outside last week and kept things fresh even in this monotonous season of staying at home. Mentioned in the Show: Bogs: Affiliate link above. -------- Register for our newsletter to win a... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
12 Outdoor Diary: Quintessential Alaska by Humans Outside
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10 Outdoor Diary: A New Experience: Recently, Amy experienced a newfound motivation to try an outdoor activity that she has never done before! Listen to this outdoor diary episode to find out what new activity Amy tried last week and how she felt about it! Mentioned in this... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
23: On Loving the Outdoors and Writing About It (Chalres Wohlforth): Have you ever loved a place enough to spend your life writing about it and the people who live there? That's Charles Wohlforth's relationship with Alaska and the outdoors. His trademark, he said, was learning about the outdoors and the outdoor sports... by Humans Outside
39 min listen
21 Outdoor Diary: Attitude Adjustment by Humans Outside
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04 Outdoor Diary: A Snowshoe Race Saves the Day: It’s easy to stick to the easy when the weather is already hard. This week outdoor time included something a little different: a snowshoe race. Mentioned in the show:Snowshoe racing: These are Amy’s snowshoes (but an older... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
44: How Growing Things Heals War Wounds (Peter Scott): There’s something about working with the earth, about hearing the birds sing and about producing in the sun. It’s more than just the physical labor, says this week’s guest Peter Scott, it’s about creating and being a part of something bigger.... by Humans Outside
35 min listen
26: Heading Outdoors to Conquer Challenges Indoors (Nailah Blades Wylie): What if going outside isn’t just your inspiration, but also the inspiration you share with others? When Nailah Baldes Wylie looked at her life as a marketer and communicator, she knew she wasn’t happy in her job, and that one thing did make her... by Humans Outside
40 min listen
13: What do Hunters and Conservationists Have in Common? (JJ Hinton): What does conservation and hunting have in common? According to this week’s guest, JJ Hinton, everything. JJ leads the Mule Deer Foundation, a Utah-based organization that advocates for the preservation of Mule Deer. An avid hunter, JJ loves the... by Humans Outside
39 min listen
19 Outdoor Diary: Quarantined in Nature by Humans Outside
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39 Outdoor Diary: The Gift of Deep Conversation Outside by Humans Outside
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33 Outdoor Diary: Return to Outdoor Normal: As restrictions ease across the country and numbers continue to drop, it seems like outdoor life, at least, is starting to return to normal. At least that’s how it’s feeling where Amy is. And her outdoor adventures are starting to reflect some of... by Humans Outside
3 min listen
18: How Nature Can Help Your Marriage (Corie Weathers): After I started spending at least 20 consecutive minutes outside every day I started wondering how spending time outside helps my relationships. Does it make my marriage better? And if so, why? I’m so excited to share this conversation with my good... by Humans Outside
39 min listen
47 Outdoor Diary: Crushing It and Being Crushed: So what exactly has Amy been doing outside this summer? Probably not what you would guess. Listen to hear all of the exciting adventures she has had, and also how she has dealt with the disappointment of the summer not being what she expected. Check... by Humans Outside
5 min listen

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386: Chasing your hard and honoring your why through tough stuff outside (Emily Halnon, author and ultrarunner): No matter how you define “hard,” heading outside offers plenty of chances to tackle it. Many people who choose to tackle hard stuff outside are pushed to do so to honor some kind of “why.” For some of us, that “why” is health or to push... by Humans Outside
38 min listen
385: It sounds like late spring out there and I love it (Outdoor Diary): There’s something special about the way spring sounds in Alaska. Maybe it’s how dramatic the experience is as compared to the sounds of winter. Maybe it’s that they’re happy sounds that I can hear through my windows. Maybe it’s that the... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
384: When I’m feeling overwhelmed, this counterintuitive outdoor step helps (Outdoor Diary): I do it to myself and over and over again. That feeling of overwhelm sneaks right in, and it’s entirely because of my own poor choices. (You would think I’d learn my lesson, but I have not.) So when the going gets crowed, what do I do? I think... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
383 Best of: How to make nature your fix right where you are (Florence Williams, author): Florence Williams has learned a thing or two about making the most of what you have right outside your door and the tools you already possess to do so. Since Florence, author of “The Nature Fix,” literally wrote the book on how going outside... by Humans Outside
39 min listen
382: The key to seeing wonders outside (Outdoor Diary): I used to hear friends talk about the crazy wonderful things they were spotting outside and wonder how it was I was missing out. Why didn’t I see that stuff? Were they trying harder? Going places I didn’t want to go? Getting up in tbe middle of... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
381: My outdoor habit has taught me this about getting OK with seasons (Outdoor Diary): When was the last time you thought about the way learning to notice and navigate changing seasons affects how you view your indoor life? One of the best things about spending a lot of time outdoors is how it prompts you to pause and see how the world... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
380 Best of - Safe and Solo: Empowering Women to Play Outside Alone and Feel Great About It (Nicole Snell, self-defense expert): Ready for solo adventure? Feeling safe? Getting out there by yourself can feel like a real safety risk. I absolutely love going out alone, but I know it comes with pros and cons. But it doesn't mean I don't go. It just means I go empowered.... by Humans Outside
47 min listen
379: Have you hugged a tree lately? Because I have, and it’s great. (Outdoor Diary): When did you last hug a tree? I mean literally, actually hug a tree? Yeah, I know it sounds weird, but hang with me, because this silly thing has been recharging and reshaping how I feel about heading outside. Listen now! ... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
378: Looking outside for symbols of hope (Outdoor Diary): The changing of seasons is the perfect time to look around for signs of changing life outside. But what if instead of just seeing the signs, you looked at them as encouragement for your day? What if you saw them as symbols of hope that you can take... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
377 Powered by City Nature: Fueling an Urban Outdoor Habit (Brittany Gowan, author and coach): If you’ve ever spent time living in a major city, you know finding nature takes a lot more intentionality than if you spend all of your time in a rural environment. You might even think about experiencing nature in a city as happening in spite of... by Humans Outside
35 min listen
376: Here’s an outdoor thing I’ve never once regretted (Outdoor Diary): You know the photos don’t tell the whole story: doing something cool outdoors or going on an epic adventure takes work. And I don’t just mean deciding where to go and then peeling yourself out of your house. I mean: Sacrificing other things you... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
375 Dear future me: Here’s a lesson about the power sunshine. (Outdoor Diary): You’d think after all of these days outside over years of keeping my outdoor habit, I’d have figured out that after feeling some kind of way in the winter, I am an entirely new person when the daylight comes back. But no. So this is a letter from... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
374: What to do when your adventure falls apart thanks to another human (Luc Mehl & Sarah Histand, outdoor adventure experts): Remember my rim-to-rim hike in the Grand Canyon that became a dangerous disaster after another member of the group put us all at risk? Yeah, that wasn’t great. But when I shared that story, I immediately received a parade of messages from Humans... by Humans Outside
46 min listen
373: What to do when the outdoors wears on your every nerve (Outdoor Diary): There are just certain outdoor things that drive me absolutely bonkers. They make my nerves feel like tattered edges, especially if they’ve been going on for awhile. And that’s a problem, because I am committed to getting outside every single day,... by Humans Outside
8 min listen
372: They clear-cut part of my backyard trails and I’m devastated (Outdoor Diary): They clear-cut part of my backyard trails and I’m devastated (Outdoor Diary) When I heard the saws, I should’ve known it was not a good thing, not just a trail crew clearing wood downed on the trail. I never guessed the loss those sounds were... by Humans Outside
8 min listen
371 Low Pressure, High Fun: These Experts Know How to Maximize National Park Trips (Matt and Karen Smith, National Park travel experts): Planning a visit to one of the many national parks or federally protected lands? You’ll be in good company. Visiting these spaces is more popular than ever before. So how do you make sure the company isn’t too good? How do you avoid the crowded... by Humans Outside
43 min listen
370: The day we did all of the outdoor winter things … sort of (Outdoor Diary): partial selection. Check to make sure intra-doc links work. -----> What would happen if you spent a handful of hours attempting to do every available outdoor activity in a certain area? That’s the question I asked before a Do All The Things day I... by Humans Outside
7 min listen
369: The thing I like most about podcasting? It’s the connections (Outdoor Diary): With four years of running this podcast behind me, I’ve been thinking about what I have learned from this journey and the many, many guests I’ve interviewed. Inspiration. Thought-provoking lessons. A change in perspective. All of my interviews and... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
368 ‘Like Going Outdoors on a Rainy Day:’ The Power of Nature for Moving Grief and Trauma (Denali Strabel, semi-pro mountain runner): When life comes at you hard -- pain, trauma, injury, loss, grief -- the outdoors is there just waiting for you to use it for healing. You just have to go outside. That’s what Denali Strabel, a semi-professional mountain runner and life-long Alaskan... by Humans Outside
59 min listen
367 ‘What do you do if you’re sick?’ I still keep up the outdoor streak (Outdoor Diary): It’s a question I’ve heard several times over my more than 2,300-day outdoor streak: ‘what do you do if you’re sick?’ Since I’ve never missed a day, and I’ve definitely been sick more than once, you can easily guess that I still go... by Humans Outside
4 min listen
366 Best of: How to Use Nature to Heal from Heartbreak (Florence Williams, author): One of my favorite benefits of spending time outside is how doing so daily has worked to better my relationships, giving me space to grow them in the context of nature. But did you know nature can also help when a relationship ends -- that it can... by Humans Outside
45 min listen
365: This One is About Our Dog Chloe, the Best Good Girl (Outdoor Diary): It was a sad closing to the week in my house as we said “goodbye” to our dog of 12 years. We brought so much joy to each other. But it was time to let her go. Chloe was there when I first started spending time outside for nature’s sake, so... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
364 ‘Ranger of the Lost Art:’ Chasing Down Art from the U.S. National Parks (Ranger Doug Leen, National park poster expert): Every now and then you run across something that captures your imagination while giving you a connection to an outdoor experience you loved. That’s exactly how I felt the first time I came across one of the National Park posters designed by amateur... by Humans Outside
33 min listen
363: How to Find Time for Epic Adventures in Normal, Totally Regular Life (Outdoor Diary): Wondering if you really do have time for that epic outdoor adventure in the middle of your otherwise normal life, or not quite sure if you can make it happen? That’s how I felt recently while trying to balance my desire to head out for an ice... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
362: When the Outside Thing Just Doesn’t Feel Right It’s OK to Go Home (Outdoor Diary): How do you handle zero-fun outdoor time? Push through and get the goal anyway before calling it quits? Wrap it up and head back to the car? Beat yourself up about quitting? Know that it’s OK? This week on a mountain adventure with a few friends I... by Humans Outside
5 min listen
361: ‘Everything Started to Feel More Amazing:’ The Startling Joy of Exploring Close to Home (Alastair Humphreys, author and adventurer): How well do you know the outdoor areas near your home? I don’t just mean the obvious spots, I mean all of the spaces. And what would happen if you took the time to truly and deeply explore them? That’s something British adventurer and author... by Humans Outside
36 min listen
359: Here’s My (Easy) New Outdoor Habit. You Should Join Me (Outdoor Diary): If you’ve been keeping your outdoor habit for awhile just like me, you might be looking for a way to give it a little boost. Or maybe you’re new to this, but want to add a little spice or specific outings to your outdoor life. If that’s you,... by Humans Outside
6 min listen
358: What Is Your Superpower? Here’s Mine (Outdoor Diary): One of my favorite things I’ve gained from heading outside every day? The discovery that I have an incredibly useful superpower. No, it’s not x-ray vision, time travel or flying, which is a bummer because those would all be very cool. It’s a... by Humans Outside
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357: Here’s Exactly How to Trade-In Old ‘Bad’ Habits for Better Ones (Sarah Hays Coomer, wellness coach and habit expert): If new habits or a wellness practice refresh is on your mind, you’re in good company. The start of a new year or new season often feels like the perfect time for a refresh. But if you’re going to squeeze in a new helpful habit or practice, you... by Humans Outside
42 min listen
356 Best Of: How to Create a Habit That Gives You What You Need (Sarah Hays Coomer, wellness coach and habit expert): So you want to create a new habit -- maybe it’s heading outside daily for that 20 minutes, maybe it’s something related, maybe it’s something else entirely. It can be easy to pick a really aggressive goal, or, on the flip side, toy with... by Humans Outside
45 min listen

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Here Comes Humans Outside Season 9

Here Comes Humans Outside Season 9

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