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Go Wildly is an outdoor adventure and storytelling podcast about the moments in nature that change us.
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From Culinary School to Fire & Swiftwater Rescue with Josh Ward | Go Wildly Podcast (opens the original)
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Josh Ward has spent nearly his whole life on the Rogue River. Now part of his job is making sure others get home safely from it. Born on Maui and raised in Grants Pass since age six, Josh is a Southern Oregon firefighter, Swiftwater Rescue Lead, and SRT instructor who came to firefighting by way of culinary school and restaurants. We talk about getting swiftwater rescue recognized inside a structural fire agency, learning to raft and maximizing river time with family, all-weather and high-water
Vision Boards, Grief, Green Boating & the Rogue River with Liz Miheve | Go Wildly Podcast (opens the original)
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She put a canoe on her vision board. The river called back.Liz Miheve is a BLM park ranger, environmental educator, and Rogue River devotee who followed a series of signs from Minnesota to Southern Oregon — and never really left. Today she introduces people to the landscape she couldn't stop coming back to.We talk about grief and the #deaddadclub, being a green boater and learning how to "girl" in the outdoors, following a vision and a call to Oregon, growing through challenges on the river, her
Helicopters, Honduras & the Rogue River with Ryan Thims | Go Wildly Podcast (opens the original)
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Ryan Thims grew up in Maine, landed in Southern Oregon at 19, and has spent the decades since building adventures in some of the most remote places on earth. His path runs through river guiding on the Rogue, managing a boutique rainforest resort in Honduras for over a decade, leading SOU's Outdoor Program, and launching Rogue Heli Tours in 2020 — a company that combines helicopter access with rafting, fishing, remote lodge stays, and backcountry experiences most people never knew were possible.
Rogue River, Antarctica & Running a Family River Business with Ashley Drake | Go Wildly Podcast (opens the original)
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Ashley Drake has spent 15 years turning adventure into a life — and a business. Co-owner of Arrowhead River Adventures in Grants Pass, Ashley runs trips on the Rogue, teaches wilderness medicine, raises two wild kids named Wren and Rosie, and is usually the first voice you hear when you call — unless she's out on the water, which is entirely possible. She grew up in the Portland area and found her way to Southern Oregon by way of international travel, summer camp, and a husband she met at both.
What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel Collay | Go Wildly Podcast (opens the original)
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What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel CollayEpisode 44 | Go Wildly Podcast Daniel Collay grew up on a farm outside Eugene figuring things out for himself. Southern Oregon kept pulling him back — and eventually became his life's work. After studying Environmental Studies and Outdoor Adventure Leadership at SOU, a stint in Portland doing ecological restoration, and years at Willow-Witt Ranch — a working farm and conservation property inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
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