143. Wild Caught vs. Farmed Fish: Which is More Sustainable? with Adra Kusnirova
Fish fanatics – this one is for you! In episode 143 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, we examine the fishing industry's operations in depth and help answer the question of whether wild-caught fish i...
22 Jul 202430min
142. Can AI Technology Foster Connection within Outdoor Sports? with Jamie Grant
In episode 142, I am excited to introduce the topic of AI to the show. Technology plays a massive role in our daily lives, but also in shaping the outdoor industry and our experiences with the natural...
15 Jul 202428min
[Documentary Review] Devil Put the Coal in the Ground
When West Virginia broke away from Virginia in 1861 at the start of the American Civil War, its founders did not agree upon the Confederacy or the role of the state in the war. They were, however, uni...
9 Jul 202415min
141. The Wonder and the Worry: The Power of Storytelling in Times of Environmental Crisis with Chris and Louise Johns
There is wonder in storytelling, whether through words, film, photography, music, dance, or painting. Any form of art requires a deep wonder and admiration for the subject or muse. Growing up in a wor...
8 Jul 202444min
140. Hiking in Bear Country? Bear Biologist, Sydney Stephens, Wants You To Learn to Coexist
In episode 140, we enter bear country. Now, we’ve talked about bears on the show before with bear biologist Garret Tovey (Episode 85). That episode is a must-listen if you are planning to enter the be...
1 Jul 202441min
Stonehenge Protesters, Climate Justice and Militarization, Plastic Free July, and More
In this edition of In the News, we cover: 1. Why climate protesters painted Stonehenge and why you should pay attention Inspo: https://www.tiktok.com/@liloceanpaige/video/7383069081353604383Sources:ht...
26 Jun 202420min
139. Creating a More Eco-Conscious Fly Fishing Setup with Kaelyn Canner
I was chatting with my brother, who is also the audio producer of this podcast, and I mentioned how we have a surprising number of anglers who listen to the show and interact with our content on socia...
24 Jun 202432min
138. Zero Waste, Zero Judgement with Stephanie Hart
Let’s be real: zero waste is super hard to achieve. I myself will likely never be truly zero waste, but much like minimalism, I see zero waste as more of a journey than an endpoint. Several years ag...
17 Jun 202440min
