
This is a river podcast, and a great story, boating, science, adventure and conservation podcast.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatural SciencesSociety & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

Jess Lewis started her company, Wyld Heart Co., to support river runners in the early stages of learning to run rivers. Her work focuses on mindset and heuristics that support personal growth alongside the technical skills needed to get boats down th... more
This episode was recorded live at the America Outdoors annual conference and is a conversation with three members from the Returning Rapids Project in Utah. The Returning Rapids Project is documenting the changes and restoration happening to the res... more
Rivers are always photogenic, even telegenic, and rivers often become the setting for many films. Each year since 1981, the National Paddling Film Festival (NPFF) has provided a collective presentation of river films. This year’s festival is happenin... more
Do you ever get those wild ideas about running a river in a unique way, but they just stay ideas, and you kinda always wish you had followed through? This episode is about an idea that became a reality. In November of 2001, 3 people zipped up their... more
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Just started listening after this podcast was recommended by Zach at NW Rafting. I listened to two podcasts and they were both outstanding. I look forward to more episodes. Great work.
You guys have done a great job, but lately you’ve gotten away to political. I just listened to an episode that instead of being about the river was about politics. I think I’ll be taking a break from a while till you get away from the politics
The best river-centric podcast available. Pertinent, well researched and entertaining. The host is a vested, passionate and dedicated River Patron! Great info on people, places, environmental issues concerning our rivers nationwide! Accessible and caring are the hallmarks of this phenomenal podcast!
I will struggle to write this review and not be over the top effusive in my praise for this podcast. This is the best researched, written, and produced podcast about rivers……period. Sam Carter, the host, is a delight to listen to and his background in local NPR shines through. Sam is a great interviewer and gets people talking at a depth you might not expect. Imagine Terry Gross in a splash jacket.
Sam wonderfully avoids the “two chuckleheads talking” model all too common in small, topic specif... more
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A river-focused show that blends science, culture, adventure, and conservation through in-depth conversations with researchers, filmmakers, Indigenous storytellers, and policy advocates. Recent episodes spotlight river conservation campaigns, pioneering expeditions, and the cultural significance of waterways—from dam debates and public-lands advocacy to women-led guiding and climate-driven flood resilience. The host consistently elicits thoughtful, well-researched discussions that connect local river stories to broader environmental and policy issues, making complex topics accessible and engaging for a broad audience. The show's unique angles include long-form immersion into river communities, film and storytelling as conservation tools, an... more
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