Outside’s longstanding literary storytelling tradition comes to life in audio with features that will both entertain and inform listeners. We launched in March 2016 with our first series, Science of Survival, and have since expanded our show and now offer a range of story formats, including reports from our correspondents in the field and interviews with the biggest figures in sports, adventure, and the outdoors.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 7 hours 21 minutes
How a Fight over Trees Transformed American Politics
Today’s battles over climate change and fracking share a common origin: the timber wars of the Pacific Northwest
A Snowboarder's Quest to Get Out the Vote
Jeremy Jones, the king of freeride snowboarding, wants to unleash the political might of the 50 million Americans who share a passion for our natural playgrounds
The Climbers Speaking Up About Eating Disorders
Kai Lightner and Beth Rodden are elite athletes from different eras, but they endured similar challenges. Now they want to help change the culture of the sport.
How the Pandemic Is Teaching Us to Listen to Nature
Chris Watson, the legendary field recordist for David Attenborough’s films, says this is a unique opportunity to discover the art and pleasure of hearing our world
A First-Time Hunter Gets a Lesson from #WomenWhoHunt
An urban food writer chases deer in the backcountry with two of Instagram’s female hunting stars—and comes home transformed
Changing How You Breathe Could Change Your Life
Journalist James Nestor explains how humans started breathing wrong—and why relearning this lost art is so transformative
A Harebrained Dream of Building a Cabin in the Woods
Two friends abandoned promising careers to pursue a bold adventure. It went terribly wrong—but also right.
What We Really Know About Life in Outer Space
A serious exploration of a topic that a lot of people don't take seriously
Why Big Wild’s Songs Feel Like Adventures
Artist Jackson Stell is crafting music that captures the ecstatic feelings we have when we venture into the natural world
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson Wants YOU to Save the Planet
Marine biologist Ayana Elizabeth Johnson wants us all to start asking a new question: What does the future look like if we get it right?