Hosted by two friends who share a passion for the outdoors and a fascination with what can go wrong
This week we head back to the 1800s in the wild wild west. We follow Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunc
Today we sit down with Bruce Poon Tip, the Executive Producer of the 2022 documentary, The Last Tour
Today’s stories include following your gut, “coincidences” and close calls on the AT. All stories s
Grab your climbing gear and protest signs because this week we are heading to Humboldt County Califo
Today we remember and honor the life of Danielle’s partner Ian along with all the smiles, laughs and
Today’s stories include guardian spirits, trail stalkers, and the elusive Washington pineapple. All
In May of 1996, Lollie Winans and Julie Williams headed to Shenandoah National Park on a backpacking
This month we take a trip back to Olympic National Park and get to know Jane Constantino – a young w
For this People of the Park's Segment, we sit down with Dr. Rolf Peterson. Dr. Rolf Peterson is cele
Join us this week as we head into the Australian Outback. In 2006 Ricky Megee was offered a job on t
National Parks, as most places do, have rules. And for good reason. It is expected as visitors that
Today’s stories include feisty goats, spooky skeptics, haunted trails, guardian angels and surviving
Grab your lifejacket, a paddle, and your best dry-bag because this week we're heading to different c
In the late 1800's feathers were a huge fashion craze, to have them on your clothing was a signal of
Today’s stories include gut instincts, haunted happenings, park magic, more signs from the universe
We turn to nature for so many reasons. To find peace, seek answers, to heal and more. It’s amazing w
The relationship humans have with animals stretches back thousands of years. Animals provide us joy
Today’s stories include stumbling across a body, cries for help, a ghostly encounter, camping in a g
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited National Park in America. When park rangers
Bundle up it your warmest gear, because today we head to Alaska to discover the roots of the Iditaro
