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Women in Wild Places is a show about women find strength, clarity, and identity in the outdoors. Host Gabriella DiGiovanni sits down with athletes, scientists, artists, mothers, and everyday adventurers to explore ambition, resilience, motherhood, fear, community, and the…
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Opening Doors, Finding Belonging, and Educating at Mohonk Preserve with Kim Tischler: A Mohonk Preserve Mini Series (opens the original)
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This episode kicks off an ongoing partnership between Women in Wild Places and Mohonk Preserve, one of the most special places in the Hudson Valley. Over the coming season, we're highlighting the women who've shaped this preserve across education, recreation, conservation, and stewardship, starting with Kim Tischler, Associate Director of Community Education at Mohonk Preserve. Kim grew up close enough to Jones Beach that her whole childhood happened outside. She met the Shawangunk Ridge on a co
Getting Married on Denali: The Mountain That Started It All (opens the original)
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We're back from a summer of Alaska adventure, and we're kicking off Season 2 with the story of how my partner and I got married on Denali. In this episode, I recap the wild logistics of planning a wedding on top of North America's tallest mountain while my partner and his climbing partner attempted a Denali summit at the same time. I cover how we chose our wedding date around an 18 to 20 day mountaineering expedition, flying a 20-person guest list onto Denali Base Camp with Talkeetna Air Taxi, s
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