Humans Outside Podcast

Podcast | Building an outdoor habit one day at a time.

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Dubbed “the real-life most interesting man alive," Ira Edwards isn’t just living an active outdoor lifestyle in Alaska, he’s doing so from a wheelchair. Ira guides us through what everyone can do to make sure nature is as accessible as possible for all. https://t.co/vA5xn8U2eV

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Can you honor the past while appreciating and enjoying the now? Aaron Leggett, president of the Native Village of Eklunta and senior curator of Alaska History and Indigenous Culture at the Anchorage Museum says we can -- and shares how. https://t.co/ES7l7T8eun

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How I Worked From Home With Kids and No Help https://t.co/0SyVxA7MbR #tips #idonothaveitalltogether #article #notasalespitch

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This time of year can be absolutely crazy as the season shifts. And it can be easy to forget the power of heading outside to help you deal with the busy. In this episode Amy remembers just how useful getting in nature can be. Episode 114: https://t.co/bM5WGcyniq

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How do you find the motivation to build and keep an outdoor habit, no matter what life or the weather throws at you? What’s the point of heading outside daily, anyway? Why even bother? Welcome to Season 7 of Humans Outside, starting Jan. 5. https://t.co/xAdHIAlama

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If you’ve ever had a broken heart, you know how it can impact all aspects of your life. The ending of a relationship can be a traumatic, emotional rollercoaster than lasts years.🎙Episode 181: How to Use Nature to Heal from Heartbreak (with @flowill) https://t.co/Vqw9GyjIym 🎙

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Van life. Sounds like something fancy for someone else, right? Someone who doesn’t have a job, or commitments, or a family, or stability, or … or… or ... Wrong!🎙Episode 183: How to Make Van Life a Part of Normal Life (Kristen Bor) https://t.co/Zez2jW49j6 🎙

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Is creating healthy new habits on your mind? We made a fun free printable tracker to help you try new things outside! Now is a perfect time for a fresh start in near nature. Download today! Download here: https://t.co/41ZkfzzGRt

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If you spend time with nature you might start to feel like the great outdoors is a friend that you want to take extra care of. Today’s guest, Meg Carney, offers help for environmentally-minded outdoor users. https://t.co/Tfy44JNsP5

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What if heading outside after dark for a little stargazing is just the boost your outdoor habit needs? Vicky Derksen, host of the Night Sky Tourist podcast and a stargazing enthusiast joined us for this episode to talk about stargazing. https://t.co/HoHWWRCsx7

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There's a direct line between getting more tough for inside life stuff and tackling tough stuff outside, says @stevemagness. New podcast episode!🎙239: Building Real-World Toughness by Heading Outside (Steve Magness, performance expert and author https://t.co/5GYCPqyQ65 🎙

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You know how Amy said she would NEVER EVER ski, and then waited many years and now skis all the time? Yeah, that never ever ski thing started because of this exact problem. Consider this a warning.

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Over the winter in Alaska and other places far north, the lack of light is noticeable from both a physical and emotional perspective. But the darkness can bring lessons of light. https://t.co/wjhRt8MvYT

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You’ve heard of the gifts from the 12 Days of Christmas? Well, the gifts of heading outside don’t include any lords-a-leaping (that I'm aware of) but they do include a parade of other (probably better) things, especially in winter. https://t.co/i001pWvIn1

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Zenovia Stephens has made a mission of helping kids and families get outside. Founder of Black Kids Adventures, Zenovia and her family, known as the Black Adventure Crew, work to help Black families use nature while working to increase representation. https://t.co/YHrS9YcTZA

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Episode 1 of Humans Outside Podcast - How his enthusiastic outlook ended in a long, long, long hike (Wella & Justin Jay). https://t.co/5O6TnmRwFd

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5 Things Alaskans Never Say https://t.co/bvY7zbTjEH

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Have you moved to a new place recently? Episode 91: How Heading Outside Helps You Love Where You Live (@MelodyWarnick) Listen here: https://t.co/TCRbEnbzj8

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Have you ever DNF'd a marathon? I have. In the first Outdoor Diary ep, I talked about what it's like to not finish a marathon (for the first time). Have you ever not finished a marathon? A half marathon? A local 5k? What did it feel like? https://t.co/jcdCUecKTZ

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Dubbed “the real-life most interesting man alive," Ira Edwards isn’t just living an active outdoor lifestyle in Alaska, he’s doing so from a wheelchair. Ira guides us through what everyone can do to make sure nature is as accessible as possible for all. https://t.co/k5aQ9kj0oo