Brad Rassler

John Ruskin's classic environmental tale "The King of the Golden River" is the kind of right action parable we can use now: entertaining and deeply considered. Kindness and thoughtfulness prevail. #sustainableliving https://t.co/ifuRWiLit1 https://t.co/oHQZFDuKpk

Now on SPR: "Inside Bohemian Grove" -- Philip Weiss's 1989 Spy Magazine exposé of the Bohemian Club's Midsummer Encampment. @Longreads @longform https://t.co/8wNyW9LfeK https://t.co/EqsRK8zKH4

"Here is a crucial distinction between trophy hunters and me: I don’t hunt predators. I wouldn’t shoot a bear for a cool million." From Doug Peacock's new memoir by @patagoniabooks, Was It Worth It?: A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home. https://t.co/rGLUQrbyMM

Seemed appropriate to pull this piece from the SPR archives: a profile of Doug Robinson, who authored "The Whole Natural Art of Protection" in the '72 Chouinard Equipment Catalog, and proved the seminal essay. Published in 1997 in @ClimbingMag @patagonia https://t.co/cKokc4O99u

Born Salomon Naumovich Rabinovich in the nineteenth century Kyiv, Ukraine, Sholem Aleichem's fame was secured in the twentieth, when his "Tevye the Dairyman" became "Fiddler on the Roof." The short story "The Dead Citron" is classic Aleichem. https://t.co/DvGJBioRUT https://t.co/lB2s5UEQl3

Ukrainian poet Moysey Fishbein's "The Ravine" is an elegy to those who died at Babyn Yar. Translation by Roman Turovsky. https://t.co/qnlvwtD3JW #Ukraine #BabynYar #poetry

RT @Pegasus_Books: "Whether we consider jackalopiana to be art, kitsch, or camp, what is most impressive is how much of it there is and how…

RT @outsidemagazine: “It’s learning to get into that flow state, learning to see the relationships between line and shadow, learning to see…

New 6700-word feature profile of Alpinist Magazine's visionary editor-in-chief, Katie Ives. @Longreads @Longform https://t.co/gOqT2SVTAb

Sustainable Play's Brad Rassler caught up with Betty Reid Soskin in 2015 for Sierra Magazine. "She remembers how the country faced down the threat of fascism, and she believes those lessons can serve us today."https://t.co/aYDQ2DTqEs

Times have changed - even for outdoor adventurers. Some are sacrificing by abstaining. Some aren't. Here's how we feel about it. #COVID_19 https://t.co/4Vy1EwdkrY

"If you’re 100 percent healthy and don’t live in a densely populated area, practice social distancing and wash your hands, but seek safe ways to get outside. Throw a ball around in the backyard with your daughter. Find a lonely park for a walk." https://t.co/Vx5UCJIkDe

"You can still take walks outside, shop for essentials and enjoy your online community of friends." https://t.co/Nn5StpBclB

RT @TomJunod: William Maxwell lost his mother as a young boy to the 1918 flu epidemic, and grew up to explore and excavate the implications…

RT @drvox: My new post: it’s uneconomic to build new coal power plants in every major world market. By 2030, it will be uneconomic to run e…

Worth a read to level set. We'll be following @DavidQuammen's feed as #coronavirus (d)evolves.

In an attempt to escape the 24-7 news cycle and seek happiness, our author followed a ski manufacturer's video advertisement to Norway's cross country ski trails. @longform @longreads @medium @USSA_Nordic https://t.co/Q9tYVebkl4