They say spending time in nature can change your life. But in a world packed with indoor life pressures, how can you make getting outside just a part of who you are? Welcome to Humans Outside, where we explore a wellness-rich life in the great outdoors from our perch in Alaska while hearing from fascinating outdoor-minded guests.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 401 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | WildernessNatureScienceSports |
Did you know I’m a journalist? I mean, you probably do because I mention it in the intro of many episodes of Humans Outside. But you probably didn’t know I’m launching a local nonprofit newspaper.
It’s an all-consuming project, and going outside ha... more
Do you have one person whose work you’ve looked to for inspiration? For me, that’s Gretchen Rubin, author of the Happiness Project, and it’s why I was so excited to get her on Humans Outside for a sit-down.
It was such a fun conversation that I wa... more
What happens if you say "yes" to just one adventure or step out of your comfort zone? Maybe you'll create a single unforgettable experience. Or maybe that "yes" will lead you down a path where you encounter more interesting (and maybe a little scary)... more
There are a lot of reasons to spend time in nature, but as I reflect back on all of the things I’ve learned by heading outside every day for more than 2,500 days in a row, some takeaways stick out more than others.
The biggest thing I’ve learned by... more
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Amy is cheerful, entertaining and inspiring while at the same time real and relatable. Thanks for all the great content, Amy!
I have been listening to Humans Outside for a few years now, really almost since the beginning! I love Amy’s content which shares her own outdoor adventures, as well as, those of other outdoor lovers. I appreciate the diversity in her guests and the outdoor experiences they represent. Additionally, I love the consistency she has demonstrated in delivering quality episodes month after month - I know that’s not easy!
Listening to your podcasts helps move me to get outside with my young kids. Thank you.
I’ve enjoyed Amy’s writing for years and now live listening to her podcasts. Informative and encouraging! Thank you!!!
What a great message to share about human development and our addictions (and how we hoard our layers and food-so relatable) Looking forward to reading more about it (while enjoying some outside time). Keep moving —outside ;)
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