Podcasts about adventure mamas

My guest is Lauren Humphrey, the Community Outreach and Development Director for an nonprofit called Outside Perspectives that partners with youth development organizations in Connecticut to create immersive wilderness experiences for kids.As we talk about in this episode, Lauren first came onto my radar when she was the Northeast Regional Coordinator for an organization called Adventure Mamas. So given all this, you probably won't be surprised to hear that we're talking about getting your kids, my kids, any kids into nature today.Oh, and I didn't mention that Lauren was also a special ed teacher, so she drops some amazingly tactical advice for those of us who've got some littles or not so littles we're trying to convince to be our outside sidekicks.But what surprised me was the added benefit/inspiration that Lauren's story brought me that I wasn't even counting on - basically, here's a woman who moved cross country twice, picking up new activities and interests along the way…. Except when she'd get settled in her new home, she'd have to start all over again finding people who shared her passion to get out and climb or bike or snowboard with.It's all about the community, people, can you relate?I hope you'll head on over to outsideperspectives.org, check out all the great work this program is doing in Connecticut, and maybe do your part to make Lauren's new development gig a tiny bit easier??You can also check out Outside Perspectives in the wild, literally, over on Instagram or Facebook - Lauren's already doing a killer job of sharing beautiful images and inspiration from this year's trips, and I'm looking forward to seeing what's in store for the upcoming winter season!Places and things worth checking out (or at least Lauren and I think so!):Misquamicut (RI)Adventure MamasThe Gunks (NY)Keene Valley (NY)Alander Mountain (MA)NalgeneJUNK HeadbandsFINALLY- if you want to borrow a page out of Lauren's playbook and be a beginner again, AND have a shit-ton of fun doing it, my good friends the Two Maine Mermaids have a cold water challenge going on from now through the end of 2021 featuring lots of great Insta-worthy ideas for chilly dipping, whether in honor of the upcoming full moons or accompanied by hot cider, cocoa, or something a little stronger… Check out my episode with Kelsey and Caitlin here, or head to TwoMaineMermaids on Instagram to get more info on this fun (and f-ing freezing) challenge!

In our first episode on matrescence, we talked about continuing to carry a love for nature and time outside into pregnancy as we prepare for the major life change of becoming a parent. This episode continues into the next phase in the process, when the much-anticipated birth is over, and we step into this new role and all that it entails, indoors and out.From the tender early days of the fourth trimester, to integrating the outdoors into your little one's lives as they grow, the postpartum phase of matrescence is a complex period of healing, care-giving, bonding, learning and un-learning. It's a time that can simultaneously hold grief and ambivalence, and profound joy — all in the same hand.In this episode, we'll hear from Rukmini Halliwell and Rachel Barrett again, speaking about the early days with their children Zen and Lola, who are now 21 months and 9 months old, respectively. And we'll also be joined by Jessie Harrold, a coach and a doula who supports women through various rites of passage, including that of matresence. Listen to part 1, available on your feed now.Featured in this episode: Rukmini Halliwell, Rachel Barrett, & Jessie HarroldHosted & Produced by Hailey HirstEditing & production support by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Yonder, Danner, Goodr, & OrganifiJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesFeatured in this episode: Rukmini Halliwell: Instagram @rukminihalliwellRachel Barrett: Instagram @luminiousandwildJessie Harrold:  Instagram @jessie.es.harrold | Podcast | WebsiteSubmit Your Story of KindnessMatrescence--What is it?Ravel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesYonder: Get $100 off your first stay with the code SheExplores100 at checkout via Yonder.com.Goodr: Get 15% off your sunglasses order by using the code EXPLORE15 at checkout at Goodr.com.Danner: GO THERE in Danner's most iconic women's styles by visiting Danner.com.Organifi: Head to organifi.com/explore and use code EXPLORE for 20% off. Episodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.

In this episode we interview Justine Nobbe of Adventure Mamas Initiative. After having her first child, Justine wasn't ready to put her outdoor adventures behind her. That's when she decided to build a community around motherhood, allowing women to connect, while sharing their experiences. Now Adventure Mamas Initiative is a nation-wide community that offers not only outdoor expeditions and workshops, but emotional support as well. If you've ever wondered how to keep the adventure going, even after motherhood, then this one's for you! Tweet us and let us know what you think of this episode! @illuminecollect

On this week's episode of Run Hard Mom Hard we interviewed Emily Carlson. She is an inspiring mother, ultra runner, coach and Adventure Mamas Leader.  Find Emily on Instagram: @adventuringmama  For Endurance Coaching: Magnetic North  For Adventure Mamas: Adventure Mamas Leader for the Upper Midwest  Adventure Mamas Instagram: @adventuremamas  Favorite Fuels: Rx Nut Butter, Untapped Maple Syrup, NOKA Superfood Smoothie Pouches , Orgain Emily's Favorite Race: Superior 50 Miler  Nikki's Favorite thing this week: Oiselle Triple Threat Running Tights  Stefanie's Favorite thing this week: Honey Stinger Waffles *The amazon links from these show notes are affiliate links, meaning we get a small percentage of the profits made if you order something through the links we have provided at no additional cost to you! -- Intro Music: Acoustic/Folk Instrumental by Hyde - Free Instrumentals https://soundcloud.com/davidhydemusicCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0  Free Download / Stream:  https://bit.ly/acoustic-folk-instrume...Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/YKdXVnaHfo8 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/run-hard-mom-hard/message

For Shon’t Savage, divorce was a bad thing that turned out to be a good thing. Ten years ago, while sharing custody of her then two year old son, she found herself with free time. Shon’t grieved the days she lost with her son, but filled the space with a newfound love for hiking, camping, backpacking, and cross-country skiing. In doing so, Shon’t found herself once more -- which ultimately made her a better mother.Featured in this episode: Shon’t SavageHosted by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Danner, Appalachian Gear Company,  South Dakota Tourism, and BetterHelpJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesShon’t’s InstagramShe Explores Episode 119: Adventure MomsWomen on the Road PodcastAdventure MamasAdventure Mamas InstagramShe Explores Landing PageRavel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesDanner: Learn more about the Women's Trail 2650's at Danner.comAppalachian Gear Company: Learn more about the All-Paca  Fleece Hoodie.South Dakota Tourism - Get your FREE South Dakota vacation guide at travelsouthdakota.comBetterHelp - Get 10% off your first month by heading to Betterhelp.com/explore and use code 'EXPLORE' at checkoutEpisodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.Music is by Kai Engel, Josh Woodward, Meydan, and Swelling using a Creative Commons Attribution License

2/3/19- We talk to Justine Nobbe, founder of Adventure Mamas about her story of continuing her passion for adventure and outdoor experiences as a mother of two, and how her organization is inspiring and connecting women across the country with their mission of supporting maternal wellness.   Reading List Adventure Mamas Initiative Music List Original music […]

On today's episode we sit down with Adventure Mama's Emily Carlson and chat about what it takes to balance life with training, and still compete at a high level!

Becoming a mom doesn't mean you stop going outside. We pulled together five incredible adventure moms to talk about getting out there with (and without) your kids. We ask questions like: how do you know which trails are age appropriate? How do you make time as a single mom? Where can you find affordable gear? How can you use the outdoors as a place for education? Continuing the conversation from a panel at Outdoor Retailer, we teamed up with OtterBox to highlight all the "cans" of motherhood when it comes to the outdoors. Woman featured in this episode: Shon’t Savage, Brooke Froelich, Heather Balogh Rochfort, Melody Forsyth, and Jessica Carrillo Alatorre. Hosted by Gale Straub Sponsored by OtterBox Join the She Explores Podcast community on Facebook Visit She-Explores.com In this episode, you'll hear: How the moms' outdoor lives change (or didn''t change) shape when they had kids Why Shon't wanted to maintain a self outside of mother when she had her son How Adventure Mamas helps mothers with self care in the outdoors without their kids Tips for making time outside solo (even if you're a single mom) Advice for getting out there with your kids on the trail and the ski slope About Hike It Baby and their new age-appropriate Family Trail Guide Tips for hitting the trail with special needs kids from Melody Forsyth, aka @downwithadventure How to find affordable used gear for growing kids Ways to keep your kids engaged as they grow older Resources Shon’t Savage: Instagram Brooke Froelich: Instagram Heather Balogh Rochfort: Instagram Melody Forsyth: Instagram Hike It Baby Adventure Mamas Women Who Hike Book Hike It Baby Trail Guide Sponsor OtterBox: Learn more at OtterBox.com Episodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. Music is by Kai Engel, Lee Rosevere, and Josh Woodward using a creative commons attributions license.

On Episode 221 of the Mama Bear Dares Podcast, Tesi and Leslie sit down with Justine Nobbe, the co-founder of the Adventure Mamas Initiative and all-around Mama Bear. The co-hosts couldn’t wait to talk to Justine after a listener wrote in and said this: “The organization [Adventure Mamas] is hell-bent on seeing mamas take the time to take care of themselves and to find a strength they didn’t know they had among a group of supportive and badass women. Justine is our brave warrior leading with intention, authenticity, KINDNESS, and verve. I admire her work, her family, and her badass survival skills.” Justine lived up to every work of this high praise…and more! Listen in as the three women discuss adventure and motherhood, maternal wellness, emotional health, why movement matters and intersectional inclusion in a male-dominated space. It’s an uplifiting conversation, friends. Listen in! (For complete Show Notes, visit the Mama Bear Dares website.)

Just because you are a mother doesn’t mean you have peaked!  Justine Nobbe, Co-founder of Adventure Mamas Initiative joins us today to discuss that difficult balance of being a mother and taking that time to enjoy activity. She touches on those sensitive topics of motherhood guilt and shame and how to support each other!              Adventure Mamas facilitate adventure, helps build community and provides inspirational and educational resources. Motherhood guilt can come along with the job! It is multifaceted; coming from our own internal expectation as well as how motherhood is portrayed by social media. How do you be a mom and stay involved in the activities you love? Justine encourages bringing the kiddos along for the ride and finding ways we can integrate our children as well as collaborating with our tribe to support each other.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         So You Know She Is Legit...   Justine Nobbe is the co-founder and executive director of Adventure Mamas Initiative: an NPO using adventure to support women's postpartum health. She is a writer, experiential educator, maternal wellness advocate, community builder, wife, and mama. Adventure has saturated both her professional and personal life, and she firmly believes in the growth, healing, and transformation that occurs when you pursue challenge in the wild.   How to Connect with Adventure Mammas: http://adventuremamas.org

ADVENTURE MAMAS w/ Stephanie Feller and Justine Nobbe In this episode Shanti Hodges talks to Adventure Mamas founders Stephanie Feller and Justine Nobbe about why they started their group and how communities that connect and support each other create more fun for all.   About Hike it BabyHike it Baby is the fastest growing new parent outdoors group in the country with over 200,000 families participating on social media and 3,000 in-person crowdsourced hikes a month in the calendar. To learn more about Hike it Baby or get out with the community go to www.hikeitbaby.com to find daily adventures in your backyard. About the Adventure MamasAdventure Mamas Initiative is a non-profit organization that is redefining motherhood by enhancing women’s health by facilitating adventure, building community, and providing educational and inspirational resources to our diverse community. Adventure Mamas believe that spending time in wild places is more than a selfish luxury, it should be available to all. That is why they offer programs and resources to diverse women from diverse backgrounds, situations, and cultures including teen moms, mamas of children who have special and unique needs, survivors of domestic abuse, and more. Adventure Mamas was founded by childhood best friends Stephanie Feller and Justine Nobbe.

What moms don't talk about enough: adventuring while pregnant, postpartum, and beyond. For the first part of a two part "Adventuring with Kids" series, we talk with moms about pregnancy and getting outside with (and without) young kids. There are a lot of stories out there about what motherhood does to our free time, our bodies, and our outdoor lives. Let's write our own. Interviews with Brittany Aae of Magneticnorth.us and Justine Nobbe, co-founder of "Adventure Mamas." Featuring voice submissions from listeners: Laura Stasi, Elizabeth Bauer of "Backroadfamily.com" and Heather Hopkins. Cameo appearance by Liz Song of Snowqueen and Scout. Part two will cover the benefits of adventuring with kids - at ages 0 - 5 and as they grow older. Sponsored by Goal Zero: www.goalzero.com Music by Mindseye, Nihilore, and Steve Combs via freemusicarchive.com Learn more at she-explores.com/podcast