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EARTHMOVERS, with Alison Mariella Désir, Stefanie Flippin, Verna NezBegay Volker

Alison Mariella Désir, Verna NezBegay Volker, Stefanie Flippin
Trail Running
Mental Health
Altra Running
Community Building
Racial Justice
Ultra Running
Human Migration
Running
Activism
Cocodona 250
People Of Color
Exclusion and Discrimination
Nature
Outdoor Trail Experience
Community Support
Physical Endurance
Nomadic Adventure Club
Police Brutality
Colonialism
Inclusivity

EARTHMOVERS, with Alison Mariella Désir, Stefanie Flippin, Verna NezBegay Volker is a trail podcast reclaiming the narrative by centering the experiences of people of color on the trails–with stories, insights, and wisdom for everyone. We are in this together. Weekly conversations celebrate the growth, joy, and healing of getting in nature, and the challenging issues around exclusion and discrimin... more

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This conversation was inspired by recent events, but as the hosts make clear, this lack of accountability isn't new. Verna, Stefanie, and Alison provide context and critique around why and how running is always inherently political, especially trail ... more

Hear about memorable moments from the season; surprises, learnings, and joys. Alison, Verna, and Stefanie also discuss what they are looking forward to next.

Remember, we have merch and a Substack. You can also keep up with us @earthmoverspodcast on... more

The mission of the RIDC is to “unite the running industry to improve inclusion, visibility, and access while creating clearer pathways for people to enter the sport and build meaningful careers within the running industry.” It’s the only organization... more

Additionally, Yuri taught school for 12 years before working for GU. Yuri has always been someone who aims to create welcoming spaces for all, and this has carried over into his work at GU: he has placed an emphasis there on sponsoring and providing ... more

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Recent Guests

Katie Farrell
Race director of Rain Shadow Running
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Yuri Hauswald
Athlete manager at Goo Energy Labs
Goo Energy Labs
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Harold Benally
Navajo ultrarunner
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Brandon Dugie
Coach/athlete connected to Western States narrative
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Episode: Representation and Diverse Trail Running Stories: A Look Back on Season 2
Magda Boulet
President of GU Energy Labs
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Des Linden
Olympic marathoner and GU Energy Labs athlete
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Sergio Avila
Trail runner involved in community initiatives
Running Diversity Board
Episode: Representation and Diverse Trail Running Stories: A Look Back on Season 2
Kiera Smalls
Executive director of the Running Industry Diversity Coalition (RIDC)
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Episode: Diversifying the Running Industry: Kiera Smalls, RIDC
Harold Bennally
Navajo runner, race director of Canyon X, Moccasin Running founder
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Episode: Native Perspectives on Ultra Trail Running, Race Directing: Harold Bennally

Hosts

Alison Mariella Désir
Co-host of EARTHMOVERS, prominent advocate for inclusive trail running and author
Stefanie Flippin
Co-host of EARTHMOVERS, community organizer and trail running advocate
Verna NezBegay Volker
Co-host of EARTHMOVERS, ultrarunner and advocate for Indigenous and BIPOC communities

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
  • Best Trail Podcast

    So grateful for this rad new podcast! Thank you for elevating underrepresented voices in our sport and sharing these brilliant and thoughtful conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KatyAF.
    United Statesa year ago
  • We are all earth movers!

    Three amazing organizers, activists and change makers coming together for something that will be so impactful! Great first episode and looking forward to staying connected for all the future ones. Tune in everyone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr. Figz
    United Statesa year ago
  • Yippee Earthmovers!!

    So excited for this podcast! These are the discussions, insights, and information we need in the trail community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wildknit
    United Statesa year ago

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High-quality discussions about race, inclusivity, and running culture.
Shows strong community-building focus with activists as guests.
Thoughtful conversations uplifting underrepresented voices in outdoor sports.

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Inclusivity, Mental Health as a Latina Trail Runner: Cristina Regalado
Q: What meaningful changes have you observed in Wasatch Trails Collective since you co-founded it, and what changes do you still want to see?
She highlights growth in members, the expansion from driving start lines for more diverse athletes to broader community impact, including scholarships, protests, and a potential nonprofit status to gain grants while maintaining a platform for political voice.
Inclusivity, Mental Health as a Latina Trail Runner: Cristina Regalado
Q: How has your work as a physician assistant influenced your trail running advocacy and community work?
She discusses how representation in healthcare translates to the trail world, emphasizing the need for inclusive communities that reflect diverse backgrounds and reduce barriers for people of color.
Inclusivity, Mental Health as a Latina Trail Runner: Cristina Regalado
Q: What specialty are you working in as a healthcare provider?
Christina explains she works in urologic oncology, caring for cancer patients, which informs her perspective on representation and access in healthcare and in the trail community.
Culture Shifting, Addressing Racism and Misogyny: Phoebe Robinson
Q: How did Tiny Reparations Books come to be, and what's the guiding mission?
She envisioned an imprint that would publish authors from diverse backgrounds, expanding beyond trauma-centric narratives to include romance, thrillers, and historical figures, inspired by Toni Morrison's model of elevating other voices.
Being an Ally in Trail Running: Yuri Hauswald, GU
Q: What drew Yuri to education and community work beyond his athletic career?
He grew up in diverse settings, valued reading and exploration, and found that education and mentoring allowed him to leverage his platform to help others access outdoor spaces and opportunities.

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A trail-focused show centered on people of color, with weekly conversations that spotlight diverse voices in running, outdoor culture, and community building. Episodes explore inclusivity, social justice, and representation in the outdoors, often tying personal journeys to broader systemic issues, while highlighting resilience, activism, and practical pathways to safer, more welcoming trail spaces. Notable through-lines include community-led initiatives, cross-cultural perspectives, and a commitment to making running and nature accessible to underrepresented groups, often featuring athletes, organizers, and creatives who blend sport with advocacy.

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3. Ali on the Run Show
4. Another Mother Runner
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1. Katie Farrell
2. Yuri Hauswald
3. Harold Benally
4. Brandon Dugie
5. Magda Boulet
6. Des Linden
7. Sergio Avila
8. Kiera Smalls

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