Shelby Stanger
Host at Wild Ideas Worth Living
Editor at REI Co-op Journal
Author of Will to Wild: Adventures Great and Small to Change Your Life, June 6th, 2023. Creator of REI's Wild Ideas Worth Living and Vitamin Joy Podcasts.
Articles
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1 week ago |
rei.com | Jenny Barber |Shelby Stanger
TranscriptLiz Thomas is one of the most accomplished hikers in the U.S. She’s completed the Triple Crown and set a self-supported, fastest known time on the Appalachian Trail in 2011.
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2 weeks ago |
rei.com | Jenny Barber |Shelby Stanger
TranscriptStephanie Vermillion is a travel journalist and author whose fascination with stargazing led her to seek out even more adventures after the sun sets. Her latest book, 100 Nights of a Lifetime, is filled with suggestions for nocturnal adventures for anyone looking to experience nature from an entirely different perspective.
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3 weeks ago |
rei.com | Jenny Barber |Shelby Stanger
TranscriptBrooks Bash is an entrepreneur and endurance athlete known for pursuing extraordinary challenges. In 2023, he ran a relay from Canada to Mexico to promote his natural energy drink company, Earthy. Later that year, Brooks completed 100 marathons in 100 days, equivalent to running from L.A. to New York. Just three weeks after his 100th marathon, he tackled another feat, running a 320-mile race from Santa Monica to Las Vegas.
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1 month ago |
rei.com | Jenny Barber |Shelby Stanger
TranscriptMo Beck is an elite climber who was born with a limb difference. For Mo, rock climbing is a puzzle, requiring her to find unique routes up the wall. Over the course of her career, Mo earned a spot on the national paralympic climbing team and has been a top tier competitor at countless national and international climbing events. Now, she’s encouraging other adaptive climbers to rethink the limits of what their bodies can do.
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1 month ago |
rei.com | Jenny Barber |Shelby Stanger
TranscriptKnox Robinson is a unique running coach and founder of the Black Roses running group in New York City. His coaching methods, inspired by music, culture, and the urban environment, are unconventional and effective. The Black Roses practice like an elite track team, but instead of high-end facilities, they use urban areas like parks, city streets, and local trails as their training grounds.
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