Rogue River, Antarctica & Running a Family River Business with Ashley Drake | Go Wildly Podcast
Ashley Drake has spent 15 years turning adventure into a life — and a business.
Co-owner of Arrowhead River Adventures in Grants Pass, Ashley runs trips on the Rogue, teaches wilderness medicine, raises two wild kids named Wren and Rosie, and is usually the first voice you hear when you call — unl…
We Became Wild by H.D. Carver (BONUS)
Journey with H.D. Carver, author of We Became Wild, and host Christine Reed on the Pacific Crest Trail. They discuss the importance of YA stories that show messy, “unlikeable”, and complicated characters. For girls and young women to understand that we aren’t done yet. Heather shares how she went f…
Mindful Hiking: Leave No Trace and Responsible Adventures
In episode 16 of series four on hiking basics, I focus on Leave No Trace and recreating responsibly, previewing an Earth Series cohort starting September 1 in partnership with Leave No Trace that includes trail stewardship and a free course with a certificate, plus our $5 donation per challenge and…
Unsupported by Bethany Adams (Book Club)
Discover the grit and determination that propelled Bethany to achieve over a hundred Fastest Known Time records and advocate for women in outdoor sports. Christine and Bethany delve into the challenges faced on the trail, the importance of community, and the transformative power of nature.
Book M…
Helicopters, Honduras & the Rogue River with Ryan Thims | Go Wildly Podcast
Ryan Thims grew up in Maine, landed in Southern Oregon at 19, and has spent the decades since building adventures in some of the most remote places on earth.
His path runs through river guiding on the Rogue, managing a boutique rainforest resort in Honduras for over a decade, leading SOU's Outdoor …
Vision Boards, Grief, Green Boating & the Rogue River with Liz Miheve | Go Wildly Podcast
She put a canoe on her vision board. The river called back.Liz Miheve is a BLM park ranger, environmental educator, and Rogue River devotee who followed a series of signs from Minnesota to Southern Oregon — and never really left. Today she introduces people to the landscape she couldn't stop coming…
A Guide to Open Water Lifesaving by Virginia Eubanks (BONUS)
Dive into a powerful conversation with Virginia Eubanks, a leading journalist and political science professor at SUNY Albany, as she shares insights from her new memoir, A Guide to Open Water Lifesaving. Discover how the principles of open water and wilderness rescue can illuminate the path for car…
From Culinary School to Fire & Swiftwater Rescue with Josh Ward | Go Wildly Podcast
Josh Ward has spent nearly his whole life on the Rogue River. Now part of his job is making sure others get home safely from it.
Born on Maui and raised in Grants Pass since age six, Josh is a Southern Oregon firefighter, Swiftwater Rescue Lead, and SRT instructor who came to firefighting by way of…
Climbing Through by Melissa Strong
After becoming a rock-climber, leaving her party-girl ways behind, and meeting her wonderful husband, Melissa knew she'd found happiness in life. Then an electrocution accident brought her career as a sponsored climber crashing down. The support of her husband and community and a team of doctors se…
SummerMaxxing | Wildly Us | Go Wildly Podcast
No guest. Just us — and a summer worth talking about.
Emily and Heather sit back down together for a summer recap: what they've been up to, what they've learned, and what's been quietly shifting beneath the surface. Emily's been having fun on the river. Heather's been adventuring with her kids and …
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