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See Her Outside: Stories From Women Who Adventure

See Her Outside: Stories From Women Who Adventure

著者： Angie Marie | The GEA Alliance
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概要

 Get inspired with lessons from adventure that can't be learned indoors. Hear stories of women with a passion for the outdoors, from everyday athletes to activists breaking societal barriers to nature. By pushing limits in the wild, these women discover that they're more capable than they first thought-- and you are, too. Our nonprofit programs and adventure scholarships increase access to adventure for girls & women+, so that you'll always See Her Outside. Brought to you by the Alliance for Gender Equity in Outdoor Adventure.Angie Marie | The GEA Alliance
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  • 🧗‍♀️ From Near-Death to Rock Climbing Again: Melissa Strong on Injury, Recovery Tools, and Writing a Memoir

    🧗‍♀️ From Near-Death to Rock Climbing Again: Melissa Strong on Injury, Recovery Tools, and Writing a Memoir
    2026/04/30
    The hands that built Melissa’s entire sport, business, and life were taken from her in an accidental instant.Her story explores what came next: the mental tools she invented to survive, the small triumphs that felt enormous, and the athletic determination it took to find her way back to the rock.Melissa's memoir, Climbing Through: A Courageous Story of Grit, Healing and Second Chances, is also the spring pick for Grit Lit, our adventure book club. Join by May 7th to get Melissa's book in your next box.Melissa Strong is a sponsored rock climber, writer, and restaurant owner based in Estes Park, Colorado, and El Paso, Texas. She's the founder and owner of two acclaimed Estes Park restaurants, Bird & Jim and The Bird's Nest, and together with her husband owns Wagon Wheel Co-op, a guiding concession in Hueco Tanks State Park. Melissa and Angie talk about:Finding rock climbing at 26 after realizing she couldn't run half a mileBecoming a sponsored climber in an era before climbing gyms were on every cornerThe near-fatal accident that severely burned her handsSeeing a forest and tunnel during her near-death experienceThe "closet of boxes" self-coaching tool she invented in the hospitalHaving her arms literally sewn together for three weeks to rebuild skinTapping into her athlete's mindset to push through recoveryWhy women need to stop shouldering everything and give themselves a breakSee Her Outside is partnering with⁠ Western Colorado University's Outdoor Industry MBA⁠ — a remote degree program built for people who want to lead, build, and create in the outdoor space. If you've ever thought about building a career or business in the outdoor industry, WCU's Outdoor Industry MBA was made for you.📚 Join the Grit Lit Adventure Book Club to read Melissa’s book this spring and enjoy other woman-created goodies!Check out these resources:📖 Melissa’s book - Climbing Through: A Courageous Story of Grit, Healing and Second Chances🏔️ Melissaisstrong.com✨ Melissa on Instagram➡️ The Cairn Project on IG✨ The Cairn Project's newsletter🥾 Become a Trailblazer📅 Summit Scholarship Foundation🎓⁠ Western Colorado University Outdoor Industry MBA⁠Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app!You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond⁠Become a Trailblazer⁠. Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women.Check out the⁠ Summit Scholarship Foundation⁠.Share this episode with a woman in your life who has a wild business idea she hasn't acted on yet.Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story!⁠Follow on Spotify⁠⁠Subscribe on Apple Podcasts⁠Listen on:⁠ Amazon⁠,⁠ Pocket Casts⁠,⁠ iHeartRadio⁠,⁠ other platforms⁠
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    48 分
  • 🎒Ultralight Backpacking Gear for People with Boobs: Building an Outdoor Industry Business with Sarah Berkeley of Symbiosis Gear

    🎒Ultralight Backpacking Gear for People with Boobs: Building an Outdoor Industry Business with Sarah Berkeley of Symbiosis Gear
    2026/04/16

    Have you ever chalked up gear discomfort to your body being the problem: the chafing, the shoulder pressure, the hip belt that just won't cinch down far enough?


    It's not you. It's the gear.


    Sarah Berkeley (trail name: Mellow!) is the founder of Symbiosis Gear, an ultralight backpacking gear company designing packs and accessories that actually fit women's bodies.


    Sarah went through three backpacks on the Pacific Crest Trail before she decided to stop waiting for someone else to solve the problem! She founded Symbiosis Gear, an ultralight backpacking gear company built specifically for women's bodies.


    See Her Outside is partnering with Western Colorado University's Outdoor Industry MBA — a remote degree program built for people who want to lead, build, and create in the outdoor space. If you've ever thought about building a career or business in the outdoor industry, WCU's Outdoor Industry MBA was made for you.


    Sarah and Angie talk about:


    • The heavy backpacking and camping gear Sarah started her outdoor adventures with
    • Thru-hiking the Vermont Long Trail solo and running into gear problems
    • Sarah’s journey to ultralight gear after meeting other hikers
    • Tips for solo hiking after experiencing urban assault
    • Going through three backpacks on the PCT and finally deciding to build her own
    • Gear and safety: The moment she fell through a snow bridge in the Sierra and had to make a fast call
    • Why the outdoor industry isn't designing for women
    • How Symbiosis Gear fits differently: curved straps, adjustable sternum, and a waist belt that fits every body size
    • Lessons from building a product-based business and what’s ahead



    Check out these resources:


    🌐 Symbiosis Gear

    📱 Symbiosis on IG

    📱 Sarah on IG

    ➡️ The Cairn Project on IG

    ✨ The Cairn Project's newsletter

    🥾 Become a Trailblazer

    📅 Summit Scholarship Foundation

    🎓 Western Colorado University Outdoor Industry MBA



    Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app!


    You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond


    • Become a Trailblazer. Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women.

    • Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation.

    • Share this episode with a woman in your life who has a wild business idea she hasn't acted on yet.


    Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story!

    Follow on Spotify

    Subscribe on Apple Podcasts

    Listen on: Amazon, Pocket Casts, iHeartRadio, other platforms
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    43 分
  • 🥾 FKT on Kilimanjaro: an Adventure Advocacy Project to Get More Women Outdoors with Ultrarunner Colleen MacDonald

    🥾 FKT on Kilimanjaro: an Adventure Advocacy Project to Get More Women Outdoors with Ultrarunner Colleen MacDonald
    2026/04/02
    When Colleen was a kid, her mom read her a story about a family stranded in a storm on Kilimanjaro. Most kids would have been scared. Colleen thought: “I have to go there.”Colleen MacDonald is a mountaineer and ultrarunner specializing in 50 and 100-mile ultras. Her unshakable grit and love of flying down technical descents has led her to many adventures and advocacy projects (which you can hear about in our past two episodes together!).In 2025, that focus took Colleen to Mt. Kilimanjaro, where she set an FKT on a route she and her partner established. She turned this adventure into an advocacy project to raise thousands of dollars for women’s wilderness scholarships.Colleen and Angie talk about:Years of planning this high mountain adventure, with logistical challengesHow a childhood fascination with the mountain led her hereTurning her FKT attempt into a fundraiser for women’s wilderness scholarshipsThe FKT recap: 62 miles and a new routeBTS of Kili: guides, porters, female leadership, and support from her partnerThe ascent and descent play-by-play, then health effects after the featFinding a voice in advocacy and representation for women outdoorsGetting comfortable with visibility and speaking up for othersOther conversations with Colleen:Spring 2025: DNF’s, Post-Race Blues, and Competition for Collaboration: Colleen’s Ultrarunning StoryWinter 2026: Athletes are Advocates to Speak Out Against Fascism: Tips for Speaking Up Even When It’s ScaryCheck out these resources:📱 Colleen on IG: @m_cmacdonald➡️ The Cairn Project on IG✨ The Cairn Project's newsletter🥾 Become a Trailblazer📅 Summit Scholarship FoundationLike this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app!You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond:Become a Trailblazer. Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women.Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation.Join our book club, Grit Lit.Share this episode with a friend or family member.Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story!Follow on SpotifySubscribe on Apple PodcastsListen on: Amazon, Pocket Casts, iHeartRadio, other platformsBrought to you by the Alliance for Gender Equity in Outdoor Adventure (GEA Alliance). Hosted by Angie Lake and edited by Alyson Castonguay.
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