Breaking Trail. Every other week, Lisa Gerber talks to people who are working to make the world more habitable, more humane, and more loving. In the words of author and environmentalist David Orr, they are the “peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers and lovers of every kind” that this world needs so desperately. Through their stories, we cover themes of hope, courage, and action. This is a ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | SportsWildernessSociety & CulturePhilosophy |
“Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid.” more
In his book Ecological Literacy, David Orr said we need more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers, and lovers of every kind. He said we need people who live well in their places. People of moral courage willing to join the fight to make the ... more
Things rarely go as planned and that is very much the case for Robin Hall who had a big fat wrench thrown into her and her family’s life plan. The outdoor brand she was working for relocated and she had to make some decisions. This is a story about f... more
Before joining the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy team in 2016 as a trail planner, Kevin Belanger spent many years in the active-transportation world. He received master’s degrees in both Environmental Studies and Community and Regional Planning from th... more
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Listened to the episode with Scot Chisholm and really enjoyed my first Breaking Trail experience. Very well done podcast!
I love hearing the perspectives of the guests that Lisa invites on her podcast. Insightful, interesting, inspiring. Thank you for sharing great information with us!
Like it use it. Brian Harder of Brian.skimolife is predictably great. Host is very good at taking a tough topic and bring it to life. Seems like she does a great job of making high end gear advice accessible.
Lisa's first gear show, on alpine touring ski gear was excellent. Her guest was from Exum guides, one of the preeminent outfits in north america and he really knew his stuff. I liked that despite the fact that he was WAY into the subject, he was able to inform on the full range of skill levels, including mine as someone that is just looking to buy some gear. more
Lisa is an excellent storyteller, clear and concise. She speaks to the everyman, you find a piece of yourself in her description, you even realize you're nodding along with her.... more
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