This episode features Pam Pinkston, whose journey from Macon's native daughter to a trailblazing advocate for inclusivity and nature's healing powers is nothing short of inspirational. Pam's connection to Macon, intertwined with her passion for hiking and the outdoors, led her to found Southern Queer Folk Hikes, a pioneering initiative focused on making the great outdoors accessible and welcoming for underrepresented communities.

Pam shares her vision for creating a space where everyone can experience the transformative power of nature, regardless of their background or identity. Through Southern Queer Folk Hikes, she has not only promoted physical wellness but also fostered a sense of belonging and community among hikers.

Join us as Pam discusses the challenges and rewards of her work, her commitment to environmental stewardship, and how reconnecting with her roots in Macon has enabled her to contribute meaningfully to the city's cultural and natural landscape.