
The Parks Podcast will take listeners on a journey to regional, state and national parks around the United States. We will learn why the parks were created and explore planning your own visit to parks.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureLeisurePlaces & Travel | |||

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Everything you learn outside follows you home. The resilience to own a mistake in front of your team. The ability to sit with discomfort without shutting down. The capacity to notice something beautiful you've walked past a hundred ... more
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The public comment window on the proposed 250-foot Triumphal Arch in Washington DC closes June 15. I sat down with Priya Jain, Chair of the Heritage Conservation Committee for the Society of Architectural Historians, to talk about w... more
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In 2002, a flood pushed six feet of stormwater and sewage into the living rooms of families in Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood. Sixty families were displaced. The infrastructure had failed them for decades.
Twenty years later, tha... more
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Leave No Trace comes up in almost every episode of The Parks Podcast — but what is it really? Most people think it means pack out your trash and pick up after your dog. It's so much more than that.
Jeanelle Soland and Rob Pelton, m... more
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I like how she makes things approachable, but not basic. I learn a lot and look forward to the next episode!
Excellent episodes. Informative and entertaining. Missy is excellent!
A wonderful and informative podcast. I love all the episodes. Missy is an amazing host
Hearing Shannon talk about KeeKee and her many tips of family travel makes me want to borrow some children and get traveling again! Great show! Useful info and most of all Missy you are making parks accessible and imparting confidence and energy to plan and visit our precious national treasures!! Keep sharing.
Listened to and thoroughly enjoyed the podcast. Little Rock is now on my bucket list thanks to Missy!
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The show centers on parks at regional, state, and national levels, exploring why they exist, how they're designed, and how to plan visits. Episodes regularly blend park governance, conservation, history, education, and community impact, with a strong emphasis on access, equity, and climate resilience through real-world park projects. A notable strength is bringing experts, advocates, and practitioners to illuminate how parks shape communities, culture, and everyday life, making it appealing to listeners who want practical insights for visiting, funding, and policy around public lands.
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The Parks Podcast launched 3 years ago and published 75 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Parks Podcast include:
1. Priya Jain
2. Jay Wozniak
3. Jeanelle Soland
4. Rob Pelton
5. Cinda Waldbuesser
6. Justin Yoder
7. Katrina Fauss
8. Pamela Barnes
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