A surfing trip through Central America in the 90s. Surf, fresh fish, and bar after bar, but the local charm would wear off, all around were hustlers, pimps, and guns.
The Outdoor Journal Podcast, hosted by our journalist Davey Braun. Featuring Mike Horn, Lizzie Carr, Ray Zahab, Louis-Philippe Loncke among many other adventurers, scientists, entrepreneurs and explorers of the human and natural world.
Even under quarantine, a new movement culture in Ibiza, honed in a hell-hole and formerly cloaked amongst the island’s juniper trees, has begun to reach far across the world.
ClientEarth is Europe’s first law firm set up to protect the environment. James Thornton and his lawyers use law as a strategic tool to hit major polluters where it hurts most - their bottom line.
Like campfire stories of old, The Outdoor Journal Podcast takes you along on the journey to trek across Iceland, run through the Sahara and traverse the North Pole without even leaving the house.
Fighting through total arctic darkness and running dangerously low on food, Mike Horn and Børge Ousland complete their unsupported journey across the polar ocean.
Coyote Peterson has survived venomous bites and the animal kingdom's most painful stings. You can catch Coyote in the new series Brave the Wild, now on Animal Planet.
Outdoor therapist Dr. Ruth Allen invites us to break through the walls of traditional therapy to be more active participants in the healing process and seek out euphoria in the outdoors.
At 140 MPH and just feet off the ground, every flight that professional wingsuit pilot Sam Hardy takes requires a deep connection with nature and ultimate trust in his jumping partner.
A 30-year advocate for the environment and the Founder of EcoWatch takes her own maiden voyage as a sailor to the Galapagos islands on an all-women crew to move the needle on single-use plastics.
Ray Zahab seeks out vast areas of remote wilderness around the globe to explore human interconnectedness and empower students with experience-based learning.
