207. How and Why to Get Involved with Local Trail Work with Chris Rizzo
Trail work is one of those things most of us benefit from, whether we realize it or not. The smooth singletrack we ride, the well-marked hiking routes we follow, the trails that stay open season after...
19 Tammi 25min
What to Expect with Public Lands Policy in 2026 with Rebecca Gillis
To kick off our public lands policy conversation this year, we wanted to take a look back at the year we had in 2025 and what we should expect moving into 2026. Joining me to lead this conversation is...
16 Tammi 31min
206. The Most Widely Used Pesticide You’ve Likely Never Heard Of with Dan Raichel
What if one of the most widely used pesticides in the world is something most people have never even heard of, despite likely encountering it daily?In episode 206 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast we ...
12 Tammi 40min
205. Are We Fighting Wildfires Wrong? with Connor Nelson
Happy New Year, and welcome back to the Outdoor Minimalist podcast. After a much-needed hiatus, I’ve had time to reflect on where this show is headed—and how I can better manage the energy and care th...
5 Tammi 32min
Hiatus
For over three years, the Outdoor Minimalist platform has been a big part of my existence and growth as a creative and journalist. I've put a lot into the show, especially this year when we added a Fr...
14 Marras 20252min
204. Our Thoughts on the 2025 Outdoor Media Summit with Tarin O'Donnell
The Outdoor Media Summit is an annual conference for media, marketers, PR, and brands to come together to collaborate and network. Although I've only attended the last two years, it has quickly become...
10 Marras 202551min
203. Are Natural Fibers Making a Comeback in the Outdoor Industry? with Patrick Clark
For decades, the outdoor industry has celebrated innovation through synthetics—lighter, stronger, and more technical fabrics made from petroleum-based materials. But as we grapple with the environment...
3 Marras 202531min
