89: No Place For Hate

07/01/20 • 64 min

A conversation around the Black Lives Matters movement, the state of stoke, representation in the outdoors, and why it's okay to be a work in progress - as long as you're doing the work that leads to progress. Resources related to today's episode: Read: The New Jim Crow Born A Crime White Fragility So You Want To Talk About Race Black Faces, White Spaces How To Be An Anti-Racist Me and White Supremacy Such A Fun Age Listen: 1619 by the New York Times What We Know by For The Love of Climbing Intersectionality Matters Code Switch Pod Save The People Pod Save America Watch: 13th Menace II Society If Beale Street Could Talk LA 92 Dear White People When They See Us Where to donate: NAACP ACLU Campaign Zero Equal Justice Institute Non-Monetary Acts of Support Vote. Educate yourself beyond the hashtags (racism doesn't stop and inequality isn’t solved when the news stops trending). Be actively involved in the conversations circulating social media by sharing Black voices - understand that hate is born out of silence - silence is a privilege. Remember that racism and oppression aren't exclusively American problems, they happen worldwide - Research and learn. Have empathy.

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88: Emily Harrington, Adrian Ballinger, Angel Collinson, & Caroline Gleich

Coping with Rapidly Changing, Challenging Conditions!

Big mountain climber and Alpenglow Expeditions founder Adrian Ballinger, professional rock climber Emily Harrington, ski mountaineer and activist Caroline Gleich, and pro skier Angel Collinson discuss the adventurer’s perspective on coping with rapidly changing, challenging conditions as it relates to the outdoors and the world as of 2020.

This is a replay from the Stoked From Home online summit by The Stokecast.

Hosted by Jonathan Ronzio and Emily Holland.

(Watch the episode at youtube.com/c/jonathanronzio)

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90: How to Save the Outdoors, with Protect Our Winters Executive Director Mario Molina

Learn what Mario Molina and Protect Our Winters are working on to rally the Outdoor State and bring our community together for a passion-centered purpose—to combat climate change and protect the places we love to play.

Explore the work of POW Alliance athletes, creatives, scientists, and brands, and learn what actions you can take, even from home, even amid the global pandemic, to pursue progress and turn your passion into action.

About Mario Molina:

"An avid alpinist, snowboarder, mountain biker, guide, and life adventurer, Molina previously served as international director at The Climate Reality Project, where he designed the organization’s climate leadership training and oversaw its post-Paris Agreement international strategy. Prior to his work at Climate Reality, Molina led strategy and programs as deputy director at the Alliance for Climate Education (ACE)."

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Get involved with POW at protectourwinters.org