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Permission Slip
Ever feel like you need permission to try something new? We talk with Amanda Machado, author of the Vox essay "The Strangeness of Being a Latina who Loves Hiking." Amanda brings up the astute point that we so often look around us for permission to take a risk, when we just might not find it within our close circles. Amanda's advice? Go for it anyway.
We talk with Amanda about growing up in Florida, how she got into hiking and backpacking, and traveling the world in her 20's. Most importantly, we find out what she's passionate about right now, the ways in which she's merging her interests and her communities, and how she's using her talents as a writer to reach people.
Learn more on the episode page via she-explores.com/podcast. Read Amanda's writing via her portfolio site, www.amandaemachado.com.
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Music is by Lee Rosevere, Kai Engel, and Chris Zabriskie via Freemusicarchive.org
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Links mentioned in this episode:
Amanda's Portfolio
Vox Article: The Strangeness of Being a Latina Who Loves Hiking
Latino Outdoors
She Explores Podcast Facebook Group