19. Deer Hunting, Sustainability, and Conservation with Kalli Hawkins
In episode 19 of the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, we are going to be discussing the topic of hunting on the show for the first time. In creating this podcast, I was unsure about including activities li...
17 Jan 202234min
18. Finding Minimalism and Connection Through Fly Fishing with Joe Mahler
In episode 18 of the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, I’m excited to be exploring a topic we briefly covered before: fly fishing! Fly fishing is a super interesting outdoor sport to me, and a surprisingly ...
10 Jan 202238min
17. Pee Rags, Menstrual Cups, and More with Angie Marie
In episode 17 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, we are going to talk about a topic that I think is applicable to everyone, whether or not you experience a menstrual cycle. The focus will be on using ...
3 Jan 202244min
16. 7Rs: Remove with National Cleanup Day
In episode 16 of the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, we will be discussing another one of the 7Rs of Outdoor Minimalism: remove. You are likely familiar with some of the Leave No Trace ethics and guideli...
27 Des 202140min
15. HOLIDAY SPECIAL: The Christmas Tree Display
This Holiday Special: The Christmas Tree Display was written and produced by Meg Carney and edited by Alex Carney. ----------------------------- INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/outdoor.minimalist...
20 Des 202110min
14. Minimalism in Trail Running, Storytelling, and Magazines with Jess Vandenbush
In episode 14 of the Outdoor Minimalist podcast, we are going to be talking about a few things that hold a lot of space in my life: trail running and storytelling. Combining those two things with mini...
13 Des 202146min
13. Crafting Truthful and Transparent Sustainable Product Marketing with Amanda Winther
In episode 13 of the Outdoor Minimalist Podcast, we are going to talk about how consumers can recognize truthful and transparent product marketing and how businesses can optimize their green stories. ...
6 Des 202129min
BONUS: Is Wrapping Paper Recyclable?
A staggering amount of wrapping paper is produced and sent to the landfill each year, but there is still a large portion of that being sent to be recycled. That's a good thing though, right? The answ...
1 Des 20218min
