Good morning listeners. Claudia here from the weatherproof podcast. Hannah and I are so excited to announce that once again, we are heading on hiatus so that she and I can enjoy our own adventures, as we head into this beautiful spring and summer seasons.

We will be back and we will keep you posted on our comings and goings on our Instagram channel at weatherproof podcast. And as always, we love to hear from you. If you have questions or suggestions about episode topics or just things you'd like us to unpack. On our next podcast episode. Please feel free to get in touch with us at weather proof podcast on Instagram.

Happy adventuring.

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Welcome to another episode of Weatherproof, where we explore the intersection of personal growth and outdoor adventure! In this episode, hosts Claudia and Hannah have a lively conversation with Taryn Eyton, the woman behind the popular blog "Happiest Outdoors," and the author of the recently released guide book "Backpacking on Vancouver Island."

Taryn shares her journey of transitioning from a career in law to becoming a successful outdoor writer, providing insights into her writing process, the challenges of content creation, and the evolving landscape of algorithms and SEO. From her experiences in guidebook writing to the intricacies of monetizing her content, Taryn offers candid and valuable perspectives on the joys and complexities of being an outdoor content creator.

Join us as we delve into Taryn's passion for hiking, her approach to ethical content creation, and the behind-the-scenes realities of building a successful digital presence. So grab your hiking boots and get ready to be inspired by Taryn's love for the great outdoors and her dedication to sharing valuable and authentic outdoor experiences and resources.

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Welcome back to Weatherproof, the podcast where we explore all things outdoor adventure and personal growth, hosted by Claudia and Hannah.

In this episode, we're thrilled to have Nathan from A Little Paddle back on the show to dive into the details of his 140-day kayak trip from Victoria to Alaska. Nathan shares valuable insights on safety measures, gear planning, food packing, and managing electronics on their expedition. From discussing weather challenges to gear failures and the nuances of food restocking, Nathan provides an in-depth look at the realities of long-distance kayaking trips. Join us as we unpack the practicalities and adventures of this remarkable journey and gain valuable tips for planning your own outdoor expeditions.

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Are you curious how hiking for 140 days impacts your backpacking gear decisions forever? Wondering how on earth you plan food for that many days?

Ever wanted to hike the Pacific Crest Trail, and want some insight from a PCT alumni?

This episode is all about the nitty gritty of gear, planning and food for both a big through hike and your average backpacking adventure.

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Ever dreamed of a crazy adventure? Wondered what 4 and a half months of paddling would be like?

On today’s episode we have Nathan from A Little Paddle. Nathan and his friend and expedition partner Sanish, paddled from Victoria, British Columbia, through the inside passage to Juneau, Alaska, and then out to the very rarely paddled Gulf of Alaska and up to Yakutat.

A journey of 140 days, and 3583km.

Tune in for an epic episode of adventure, challenge, and learning.

In this episode we focus on the raw, real and relatable elements of Nathans experience. If your interested in the hows or just curious about what it takes to undertake an adventure of this magnitude, tune back in to our next episode with Nathan where we will discuss the logistics and nitty gritty of his trip!

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In this episode of Weatherproof, we sit down with our friend Biff, a newly minted Canadian citizen from Northern Ireland with a passion for the outdoors and snowboarding. Biff shares his personal growth journey and the challenges he has faced along the way. Listeners will hear about Biff's experiences in navigating relationships, maintaining mental wellness, and finding balance between work and personal activities. Join us as Biff's story unfolds, filled with insights and inspiration for anyone seeking to overcome life's obstacles and thrive in the great outdoors.

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On this episode of Weatherproof, hosts Hannah and Claudia delve into the vital importance of getting kids outside. Claudia, an outdoor educator, shares her firsthand experiences with outdoor education programs and reflects on the valuable skills and personal growth students gain from outdoor adventures. The hosts discuss the prevalence of nature deficit disorder, the benefits of outdoor play for mental health, and the systemic barriers that limit children's access to nature. They highlight the role of outdoor education in fostering environmental consciousness and offer insights into the impact of outdoor experiences on children's interpersonal skills and conflict resolution abilities. Join us as we explore the transformative power of nature on children and advocate for prioritizing outdoor experiences in their development.

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Are you an outdoors person that doesnt always feel like being outside? Ever wished for a trip to be cancelled so you can spend the day on the couch? Or do you love days inside as much as missions in the mountains, and question what that means for your adventuring identity?

Today we are talking about the wrestle of feeling not good enough, like we belong or like we are an imposter. How we often compare out multi-dimensional selves to just one dimension of someone elses life, and decide our worth overall based on that very flawed comparison.

We discuss tips on how to change your perspective on feelings of nervousness or doubt, and some fun insights into celebrating the little things in life, so we remember all the good we achieve everyday.

Listen in if you struggle with imposter syndrome or feeling like a fraud.

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