The Outdoorsy Educator Podcast
A show that combines travel, adventure, and education! We look at how the outdoors, or getting out of our comfort zone, can shape who we are and the lessons that we can learn.
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Megan Madrid (opens the original)
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This week Alasdair sits down with Megan Madrid - A Jill of many trades who has found nature to be the best environment to recover, learn and thrive!
Melanie Sawyer (opens the original)
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This week I sat down with Melanie Sawyer, best known for featuring on the TV show Alone. We talk about the show, the impact of nature on her life, and her role as an outdoor educator!
Kath Pender (opens the original)
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This week Alasdair sits down with outdoorswoman and artist Kath Pender, and they discuss the importance of the outdoors, expressing yourself through art and how those two worlds blend together! This episode is dedicated to Malcolm and Ute Pender, Kath's parents who had a tremendous impact on so many peoples lives. Their legacies live on through stories and laughter shared by so many.
Seaon 5 Recap (opens the original)
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Thank you to ALL of our listeners who make this podcast possible. We will be back next week with brand new episodes!
Dr. James Lees (opens the original)
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This week I sit down with Dr. James Lees and talk about the world of museums! James has turned his passion for museums into a social media adventure, chronicling his visits and asperations to see the weird and wonderful, as well as looking at the stories behind the objects!
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