The Wilderness and Wellness Podcast
This podcast explores outdoor skills and the healing power of the natural world through the eyes of individuals who interact with it, including bushcrafters, naturalists, wildlife trackers, hunters and fishermen, homesteaders, bird enthusiasts, herbalists, indigenous people, academic researchers and more. This podcast is for anyone who has an appreciation for the outdoors, the skills necessary to live and travel in it comfortably and safely, and the ways that the natural world can benefit people who are looking to reconnect with nature, community, and themselves.
Podcasting since 2019 • 49 episodes
The Wilderness and Wellness Podcast
Latest Episodes
Ruby Pinyuh-Derovan: Intuitive Wilderness Guide
Join me for a discussion with Ruby Pinyuh-Derovan, an experienced and skilled outdoor guide who leads young people on life-changing excursions into wild places. We talk about the power of nature and long-term wilderness experiences in shaping o...
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Season 1
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Episode 36
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Rick Berry on the Life and Legacy of Tom Brown Jr.
Discussion with Rick Berry, student of Tom Brown Jr. and founder of the 4 Elements Earth Education school, about the life, teachings, and legacy of Tom Brown Jr.
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Season 1
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Episode 35
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47:41
Wendolyn Bird: Nature-infused Parenting
Discussion with Wendolyn Bird, former outdoor preschool/summer camp director and nature-infused parenting coach. We talk about techniques for mindfully dealing with the difficult but rewarding task of parenting and how to infuse nature into our...
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Season 1
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Episode 34
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Tyson Yunkaporta: Sand Talk – How Indigenous Thinking Can Save the World
Join me and co-host Fil Tkaczyk for a “proper yarn” with Tyson Yunkaporta about:· The idea of what it means to live within and through multiple associations, ideals, and ways of thinking.· T...
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Season 1
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Episode 33
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1:18:57
W&W Short #3 - Alie Nation Lyrics: Indigenous Mindset vs. Western Societal Mindset
A short episode discussing the lyrics of the song "Alie Nation" written by the late John Trudell and performed by the musical group "The Halluci Nation" (formerly "A Tribe Called Red"). I offer a personal interpretation of the lyrics, discussin...
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