Prince Shakur is a writer, activist, and filmmaker who grew up in Jamaica and moved to the U.S. when he was young. Shakur has traveled extensively and holds an impressive resume of published written works and he's only 23. His essay, "A Black T

"Exposure," Merging Hip Hop and the Outdoors: A Conversation with filmmaker, Ani Yahzid

May 3rd, 2017 1h 8m

Ani moved to Colorado from Atlanta, Georgia when he was 13. On the drive he was stunned by the landscape. “It was overwhelming for me moving from Atlanta straight to Colorado. One thing that really hit me, you know, we flew straight from Atlant

Panel Discussion on Race, Gender, and Environmentalism in the Outdoor Industry

Mar 15th, 2017 1h 36m

This conversation took place at the Mountain Shop in Portland, Oregon on Monday March 13, 2017. Women leaders in the outdoor community, Ruby McConnell, Aisha Weinhold, Katie Crafts, Kathryn Stevens, and Erin Monahan, sat in front of an audience

Conversation with Tyler - The Good Fight

Jan 17th, 2017 23m 42s

Last summer my friend Tyler Cowdry sat down for a conversation with me in his backyard in Portland, Oregon. Tyler works at Good Samitan hospital as an ER nurse. I find Tyler to be one of those really interesting human beings because he is compl

Conversation with Majka Burhardt

Jan 15th, 2017 1h 6m

How many times have you gotten turned around in your life and had to put everything back together? Majka shows us that when we are mired in the unknown it can be hard to keep pushing forward. Instead of giving up on Legado when so many people t

Conversation with Aisha Weinhold

Sep 27th, 2016 1h 13m

This is a conversation between myself and Aisha Weinhold, the founder of No Man's Land Film Festival."No Man's Land Film Festival is a collaboration and celebration of men and women who are deeply engaged in enhancing female presence in the a

Conversation with Natalie and Sander of Moja Gear

Aug 30th, 2016 48m 28s

This is a remarkably interesting tale of two friends, Natalie Siddique and Sander DiAngelis, who combined their unique skills, and differing artisitic abilities to build Moja Gear, which means "one." Moja Gear's mission is "to take a shift away

Conversation With Byron Etta

Aug 21st, 2016 2h 17m

My three year friendship with Byron Etta started at Smith Rock State Park and since then we have tackled conversations about climbing, risk, feminism, racism, and whiteness. But how did we get there in this recording if this is a podcast about

Kalous Uncut: The host of the Enormocast Gets Interviewed

Aug 6th, 2016 1h 26m

I have never really met anyone more charismatic and able to tell a good story. This was the easiest episode to edit because the conversation just was rolling and I didn’t have to reference my list of questions once. This guy is fascinating. Kal

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