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A journey back to traditional ecological knowledge with Cristina Eisenberg
Outside Voices Podcast
07/06/22 • 33 min
In this episode hosted and co-produced by Neecole Bostick, we spoke with Cristina Eisenberg — the Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence and the Director of College Tribal Initiatives at the Oregon State University School of Forestry. As a professor of ecology and traditional ecological knowledge, Cristina brings a TEK lens to western science to enhance conservation efforts and create more sustainable ecosystems. Cristina tells her serendipitous journey to this way of knowing and understanding the natural world, introducing us to the beauty of having wolves in your backyard, sharing about intentional burning, and unearthing animals that went extinct during the last ice age.
Hosted and co-produced by Neecole Bostick. Sound edited by Jeff Alvarez A production of Resource Media Follow us on Instagram: @OutsideVoicesPodcast
S1 EP3: Gardening as resilience at Manzanar
Outside Voices Podcast
08/19/19 • 31 min
Confined behind barbed wire in their own country, nearly 120,000 Japanese were forced to adopt new ways of living to survive incarceration during World War II. One way they found solace was through building traditional Japanese gardens within the harsh concentration camp environment.
Host and producer Sarah Shimazaki, a person of Japanese ancestry, narrates her experience revisiting Manzanar for the 50th annual pilgrimage. She digs deep to learn how inmates asserted and emphasized their Japanese identity in the gardens, precisely when they were being confined for that very identity.
S1 EP1: Sharing the stoke with Olivia VanDamme
Outside Voices Podcast
06/17/19 • 35 min
Olivia (she/her) is a surfer and has built her life around the sport. She finds strength in her ancestry and in indigenous stories of connection to the ocean to affirm her existence as a Latina in the surfing community. Through her role at City Surf Project, she is passionate about sharing her love for the ocean with youth in Ohlone Territory (San Francisco).
Walkie Talkies: Greenspaces, Camping and Everything Parks
Outside Voices Podcast
05/31/23 • 50 min
Welcome to Walkie Talkies, a NEW Outside Voices bi-monthly roundtable conversation with co-hosts Sarah Shimazaki, Aly Ferguson, and Neecole Bostick! In addition to our regular content, you'll be hearing more from our co-hosts as we chat about our own experiences in the outdoors, outdoor equity, and reflect on the growth of the Outside Voices community.
This episode is all about Parks! Listen in as we talk about how parks can shape our relationships to the outdoors, the Coastal Act, and share some of our favorite memories. (Guess who brought hot wings to a dog park!)
Grab your headphones and join us around the campfire for a Walkie Talkie!
Co-hosted by Sarah Shimazaki, Aly Ferguson, and Neecole Bostick
Sound edited by Jeff Alvarez
A production of Resource Media
Follow us on Instagram: @OutsideVoicesPodcast
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A home for Asian women with Camp Cosmos
Outside Voices Podcast
11/02/21 • 37 min
Coming off a traumatic year of increased anti-Asian hate and a seemingly never-ending pandemic, The Cosmos' co-founders Cassandra and Karen decided to create "Camp Cosmos." The intention was to facilitate safe spaces where Asian women could experience joy, community, and healing in nature.
Over the course of a month, Camp Cosmos participants went hiking, kayaking, and finally, camping. This episode highlights excerpts from their camping trip to Camp Rockaway at Fort Tilden, or Munsee Lenape lands.
This episode is made in partnership with Merrell and supported in part by Endel.
Featured in this episode:
Cassandra and Karen from The Cosmos, a home for Asian women to care for themselves, their community, their world. Hosted by Sarah Shimazaki Edited by Sarah Shimazaki A production of Resource Media
Women Making Waves with Take Me Fishing
Outside Voices Podcast
08/31/21 • 40 min
Host and Producer Sarah Shimazaki travels with Take Me Fishing to tropical Orlando, Florida for her very first time fishing on an all-women’s fishing and glamping trip. Amidst the camaraderie, laughter, and support, she learns the easy way that fishing is about so much more than catching a fish— it’s about the connections you make with others, with your food, and with the land. Listen in on her adventures seeking out gators (even though she’s terrified of them), making BIG catches (we promise, it’s a big one...), getting hooked on fishing (pun intended), and chatting with three long-time anglers: Ashley, Sid, and Jenn.
This episode is made in partnership with Take Me Fishing, a trademark of the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation.
Featured in this episode:
Ashley Nichole Lewis Cindy "Sid" Nguyen
Stephanie Vatalaro, Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications of the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation
Hosted by Sarah Shimazaki Edited by Sarah Shimazaki Music licensed through Sound of Picture Library by Podington Bear A production of Resource Media
Noami Grevemberg - Belonging, Episode 1
Outside Voices Podcast
07/02/21 • 19 min
Noami (she/her) grew up in the jungles of Trinidad, amidst howler monkeys and mud volcanoes. Since immigrating to the states at 17 years old, she's been steadily reclaiming her connection to nature and finding a sense of belonging. She also finds community through Diversify Vanlife, a digital platform Noami founded in response to the lack of representation of Black, Indigenous, and people of color in the road travel community. In this episode, Noami shares childhood memories in Trinidad, early experiences with American "outdoorsy" culture, and how embracing nature helped Noami heal intergenerational trauma and reclaim her self-worth.
"Belonging” features four individuals who identify as immigrants or first-generation, and shares stories about their personal and cultural connections to the outdoors. Launched between Canada Day (July 1st) and American Independence Day (July 4th), "Belonging" challenges and redefines notions of what it means to be “outdoorsy,” or “American,” or “Canadian," and celebrates everybody’s right to find belonging outside.
This miniseries is made in partnership with Merrell. Featured in this episode: Noami Grevemberg Hosted by Sarah Shimazaki Edited by Sarah Shimazaki & Jeff Alvarez A production of Resource Media
Album artwork by Ezra Manjarrez
Francis Mendoza - Belonging, Episode 2
Outside Voices Podcast
07/02/21 • 18 min
A self-described #AsianOutsider, Francis Mendoza (he/they/sila) seeks a sense of belonging in the outdoors for all through his work as a naturalist, environmental educator, and Justice, Equity, Diversity, Accessibility, and Inclusion (JEDAI) consultant. Part of that is recognizing all the ways his family, who immigrated from the Philippines when Francis was five, is "outdoorsy": cooking adobo on road trips, rolling lumpia at family parties, and gathering all the cousins for a day at the local park. In this episode, Francis shares early memories, his intention to learn about his indigeneity and ancestry as he "redefines outdoorsy", and his commitment to sharing his love for nature with his two daughters.
"Belonging” features four individuals who identify as immigrants or first-generation, and shares stories about their personal and cultural connections to the outdoors. Launched between Canada Day (July 1st) and American Independence Day (July 4th), "Belonging" challenges and redefines notions of what it means to be “outdoorsy,” or “American,” or “Canadian," and celebrates everybody’s right to find belonging outside.
This miniseries is made in partnership with Merrell. Featured in this episode: Francis Mendoza Hosted by Sarah Shimazaki Edited by Sarah Shimazaki & Jeff Alvarez A production of Resource Media
Album artwork by Ezra Manjarrez
Pınar Sinopoulos-Lloyd - Belonging, Episode 3
Outside Voices Podcast
07/02/21 • 26 min
As the co-founder of Queer Nature, an organism that co-creates queer and trans community through multi-species kinship practices, Pınar Sinopoulos-Lloyd (they/them/o/pay) has thought deeply about their sense of belonging-- or rather, "belonging as resistance," which is Queer Nature's motto. As a trans, autistic, first-generation immigrant and Indigenous migrant, Pınar finds home through sharing and honoring cultural practices with their spouse, So. In this episode, they share reflections from their childhood in Turkey, lessons from the more-than-human world, and the importance of trans, queer, intersex Black and/or Indigenous people of color finding refuge with each other.
"Belonging” features four individuals who identify as immigrants or first-generation, and shares stories about their personal and cultural connections to the outdoors. Launched between Canada Day (July 1st) and American Independence Day (July 4th), "Belonging" challenges and redefines notions of what it means to be “outdoorsy,” or “American,” or “Canadian," and celebrates everybody’s right to find belonging outside.
This miniseries is made in partnership with Merrell. Featured in this episode: Pınar Sinopoulos-Lloyd Hosted by Sarah Shimazaki Edited by Sarah Shimazaki & Jeff Alvarez A production of Resource Media
Album artwork by Ezra Manjarrez
A journey back to traditional ecological knowledge with Cristina Eisenberg
Outside Voices Podcast
07/12/22 • 33 min
Full episode transcript available in our attempt to make this an accessible experience for all.
In this episode hosted and co-produced by Neecole Bostick, we spoke with Cristina Eisenberg — the Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence and the Director of College Tribal Initiatives at the Oregon State University School of Forestry. As a professor of ecology and traditional ecological knowledge, Cristina brings a TEK lens to western science to enhance conservation efforts and create more sustainable ecosystems. Cristina tells her serendipitous journey to this way of knowing and understanding the natural world, introducing us to the beauty of having wolves in your backyard, sharing about intentional burning, and unearthing animals that went extinct during the last ice age.
You can find Cristina on twitter @Eisenbec.
Her books include:
The Carnivore Way: Coexisting with and Conserving North America's Predators
The Wolf’s Tooth: Keystone Predators, Trophic Cascades, and Biodiversity
Click here to learn more about her and her work.
Mentioned in this episode: Soot sprites from Spirited Away, Cristina’s research with EarthWatch, and the 2022 TV show Outer Range.This episode was edited and mixed by our Sound editor, Jeff Alvarez.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Outside Voices Podcast have?
Outside Voices Podcast currently has 27 episodes available.
What topics does Outside Voices Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Documentary, Podcasts, Sports and Wilderness.
What is the most popular episode on Outside Voices Podcast?
The episode title 'A home for Asian women with Camp Cosmos' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Outside Voices Podcast?
The average episode length on Outside Voices Podcast is 39 minutes.
How often are episodes of Outside Voices Podcast released?
Episodes of Outside Voices Podcast are typically released every 56 days.
When was the first episode of Outside Voices Podcast?
The first episode of Outside Voices Podcast was released on Jun 11, 2019.
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