Podcast appearances and mentions of casey schreiner

On this solo episode, I share my raw thoughts and emotions of currently experiencing the most devastating wildfire in Los Angeles history. We have lost so many iconic trails, businesses, and entire densely populated neighborhoods have been scorched to the ground. At least 150,000 Angelenos have evacuated their homes, over 40,000 acres burned, over 12,000 structures destroyed, and at least 27 deaths. This monologue takes  take you through the first 7 days of the fire and what it feels like to live through this historic ongoing crisis as an Angeleno who has rediscovered the city through the Great Outdoors and the local mountain communities. I cover LA's long history with wildfires, the current impact of the Palisades & Eaton fires, how nature is resilient, delivering supplies to fire victims, volunteering around the city, and even share a past relevant conversation had with LA outdoor legend Casey Schreiner who is the founder of ModernHiker.com. It's been a nightmare of a week but seeing how the entire LA community has rallied together so quickly to help those in need has been incredibly inspiring. Please keep LA in your prayers and donate to the following links below if possible. GOFUNDME LINKS: For Fabian https://gofund.me/ff330f04 For Zorthian Ranch https://gofund.me/e0371ef5 For Harry Mack https://gofund.me/904f473b For Claire https://gofund.me/bb46e518 LA Fire Relief Resources → https://tinyurl.com/4tsnxe6t Watch Hiking Guy news segment on https://tinyurl.com/2zwbrdya Listen to Imperfect Paradise fire episode on https://tinyurl.com/ej6utcfb Follow us on IG https://instagram.com/just.trek/ Support Just Trek on Patreon https://patreon.com/justtrek Shop Just Trek merch on https://www.justtrek.net/shop Listen to more podcast episodes on https://www.justtrek.net/ Want to send me a message? Email me at justtrekofficial@gmail.com or DM on Instagram @just.trek

AirTalk is off this week, so we'll be supplying our podcast listeners with reruns of our Southern California history segments. Today's episode is on Griffith Park. If you'd like to suggest a topic for a future SoCal history segment, email it to atcomments@laist.com.  Griffith Park dwarfs other city parks. Its 4,300 acres make it about five times bigger than New York's Central Park. And, unlike Central Park's man-made rolling hills, Griffith Park is a true urban wilderness, comprised of a chunk of the Santa Monica Mountains. The park, originally Tongva-Gabrielino land, was gifted to the city by Welsh philanthropist Griffith J. Griffith in 1896, who also provided funds for the Griffith Observatory and the Greek Theatre. Griffith is a divisive figure: in 1903, he assaulted his wife with a gun and subsequently served time in prison. According to Casey Schreiner in his book Discovering Griffith Park, in its lifetime, “the park has been home to an airfield, multiple zoos, a landfill, a Civilian Conservation Corps work camp, a pre-internment camp and prisoner-of-war camp during World War II, housing for veterans, and more.” Joining us to discuss the history of the park and how Angelenos use it today are Mike Eberts, author of Griffith Park: A Centennial Historyand Casey Schreiner, founder of the site Modern Hiker and author of Discovering Griffith Park: A Local's Guide.

In the 1980s, the Great Salt Lake spanned more than 3,000 square miles. Now it sits at less than 1,000 square miles. Its soil contains toxic chemicals, including arsenic. After the Dobbs ruling, the Democratic Party responded by asking voters for donations. What's the party's strategy moving forward?   WNBA player Brittney Griner's trial begins this week in Moscow. She was arrested in February, just days before the country's invasion of Ukraine.  Following the Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian shopping mall, how will Western countries further sanction Russia?  Looking for a scenic hike to take this summer? Modern Hiker's Casey Schreiner shares some of his favorites. 

On this episode I have LA based trekker, outdoor adventurer, environmental activist, native plant enthusiast, Author of “Day Hiking Los Angeles” and “Discovering Griffith Park”, and founder of Modern Hiker, Casey Schreiner, join me on the show. We chat about how the view of the San Gabriel mountains sparked his outdoor journey, the concept of place attachment in relation to landscapes, the origin story and evolution of Modern Hiker throughout the years, advocating for more LA park lands, his top SoCal hikes, hot weather and summer hiking tips, Sandstone Peak and the Mishe Mokwa Trail, becoming a native plant enthusiast, his perspective on the hiking explosion in LA, favorite Los Angeles history gems, creating access for all in the outdoors, protecting Griffith park from the Gondola project, and the one outdoor experience he would relive all over again. Since 2006, Casey and the Modern Hiker site have been quite the impactful and influential resources that we are blessed to have here in the LA hiking + outdoor community. It was a major honor to have him on the show as his trail guides were the foundation to my hiking journey. Follow Modern Hiker on https://www.instagram.com/modernhiker/ Visit Modern Hiker blog on https://modernhiker.com/ Purchase Discovering Griffith Park (signed copy) on http://discoveringgriffithpark.com/ Purchase Day Hiking in Los Angeles (signed copy) on http://dayhikinglosangeles.com/ Download Modern Hiker app on https://modernhiker.com/download-the-modern-hiker-app/ Support Just Trek on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/justtrek Shop Just Trek merch on https://www.justtrek.net/shop View photos from the discussed hikes on https://www.justtrek.net/explore Listen to more podcast episodes on https://www.justtrek.net Want to send me a message? Email me at justtrekofficial@gmail.com or DM on Instagram @just.trek Like the show? Leave a 5 star rating and review follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justtrek/message

109. The Modern Hiker is LAs best hiking blog and that's not just my opinion. USA Today actually named it the 2nd best hiking blog in the entire nation! If you type in any search about hiking in Los Angeles or Southern California the Modern Hiker is almost always on the first page if not in the top 3 in results. We have been following this blog and all their awesome outdoor and hiking tips for many years so we were super excited to interview the owner and author Casey Schreiner on this episode.  Casey has also created a hiking app and written 2 popular books on the LA outdoors, 'Day Hiking in Los Angeles' and 'Discovering Griffith Park'. In this conversation we talk about how the Modern Hiker was started, his future plans for the blog, his two books and his absolute best hiking hacks for Los Angeles.  You can find out more about Casey and The Modern Hiker on their Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/modernhiker/ or on the website: https://modernhiker.com/   You can find more LifeHacksLA at: www.lifehacksla.com and www.instagram.com/lifehacksla    To join the LA Hackers Club go to:  http://lifehacksla.com/jointheclub    This episode was edited by Jaconell Mouton from Creative Wave. https://jaconellmouton.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifehacksla/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifehacksla/support

Casey Schreiner on ghosts, the effect of nature, and the complicated park's namesake who tried really hard to be good after he shot his wife in the face.

Hiking gear may not be among the first items on your packing list for a trip to San Diego, Anaheim, Los Angeles, or San Francisco, but you won't want to forget these articles of clothing. When you're not visiting world-class museums or checking out the diverse restaurant and nightlife scenes, California’s urban gateways offer a range of highly accessible—and highly unique—outdoor experiences. On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson chats with a few folks who know their way around the great urban outdoors. First, he connects with San Diego guide Kenneth Lippman, who provides insights on everything from the historic Gaslamp Quarter north to the alluring beaches of La Jolla. Next, Johnson gets a feel for outdoor opportunities in and around Anaheim with Orange County journalist Gregory Nagel, who discusses the culinary offerings at the Anaheim Packing House as well as the al fresco shopping scene at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Johnson's next guest, guidebook author Casey Schreiner, knows Griffith Park like the back of his hand. He shares a few hidden gems that you may not have known about in the famous sprawling Los Angeles landmark. And finally, Johnson looks northward to San Francisco and the historic Presidio, where celebrated chef Traci Des Jardins dishes on her favorite spots.

This episode features an interview with Casey Schreiner regarding his new book "Discovering Griffith Park: A Local's Guide."

In this episode, Griffith Park, mountain lions, blogs, Lyme disease, and the benefits of local hiking. We’re talking with Casey Schreiner, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Modern Hiker and author of LA Times bestseller ‘Discovering Griffith Park.’Show Notes01:00 – What is Modern Hiker how did it get started?03:50 – First book: ‘Day Hiking Los Angeles’08:00 – What makes Griffith Park a special place14:50 – Mountain lions, rattlesnakes and other wildlife of Griffith Park16:50 – Personal highlights of Griffith Park20:10 – The “best” way to hike to the Hollywood Sign24:06 – Did you ever imagine that hiking would be a big part of your identity?26:00 – Advocacy for the outdoors vs social shaming34:39 – ‘Lost LA’ history show on KCET, and the “Untold History of Griffith Park”36:25 – Getting caught in the big earthquake in Nepal39:13 – Favorite international hike40:45 – The joy and benefits of local hikes and parks45:30 – The best ways to find local parks and trailsMentioned in this EpisodeModern HikerDay Hiking Los AngelesDiscovering Griffith ParkLost LA – The Untold History of Griffith ParkConnect with us!Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/ Send us a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/AlmostThereOur Co-hostsJason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirprojectSaveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen  web: AdventurUsWomen.comJeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker  web: SoCalHiker.netTheme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music. The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.

Welcome to the "Los Angeles Breakfast Club: ON THE AIR" in the age of Covid-19! For the 3rd consecutive month of life during the pandemic, we depart from the normal structure of our audio time travel expeditions into the history, happenings and colorful characters that comprise the now 95 year story of the one and only Democracy of Ham an' Eggs ... As he did last month, former club president Jerry Zerg gets the ball rolling, this time with the help of longtime club manager Harold Link, who speak of dark days in the club's past, when on more than one occasion, the Los Angeles Breakfast Club was forced to give up their beloved homes. Phil Leirness and his intrepid announcer, Marc Hershon, then guide you through member birthdays and through check-ins with each of the five Breakfast Club tables ... Find out how life is treating the dais table's Lily Leirness (who offers up a Presidential Report for the first time in months), the nurses table's Chicago Chapter (the irrepressible Maurice and Diane Terenzio), the Konrad Monti smoking section's Casey Schreiner (who has a new book AND some sad news to share with his L.A. friends), the 60's Mafia table's Bob De Wees (who updates on the the Breakfast Club's charitable foundation), and the Roosters' very own Rex Link. You will learn things you never knew about these people, you will hear heartening tales of how they are embracing these challenging times, and you will enjoy a lot of laughs.  Reverend Barbara Adams provides a few laughs of her own, as she takes us down the path that leads to our continuing "Adventures in Friendship" and the Don Snyder Orchestra gets toes tapping with a song we have not heard played at the Shrine of Friendship in way too long!

The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.In this special episode we talk about the impact of COVID-19 on our outdoor adventures and hear from some friends with their advice for fueling the stoke for the outdoors, while stuck at home.Recorded Monday, March 23rd. Show Notes04:24 – Saveria gets chased by a coyote in her neighborhood07:00 – Adjusting to working from home08:45 – Guidelines for hiking while “Staying-at-Home”15:30 – Hiking, climbing, backpacking are non-essential17:06 – What are the “safe” alternatives for physical and mental fitness?19:44 – Staying socially connected while maintaining physical distance21:35 – Activities you can do while hunkered down28:43 – Have you “panic bought” anything?33:57 – More ideas for fueling the stoke while staying home34:20 – Solo Yolo – moderator of two large Facebook groups: Backpacking and California Hiking & Backpacking35:53 – Karla Amador, co-founder of the 52 Hike Challenge37:33 – Casey Schreiner, founder of Modern Hiker38:36 – Adam Buchanan, social media marketing consultant39:44 – Chris Sunnen, The Last Adventurer40:55 – Final thoughtsMentioned in this EpisodeHiking in the Time of COVID-19 – article on SoCalHiker.netSocial Distancing in Parks and TrailsYour Pacific Crest Trail Thru-hike is Cancelled – HalfwayAnywhere.com“Press Pause” on your ChallengeMicro-adventuresCitizen ScienceBird Life-listBackpacking – Facebook GroupCalifornia Hiking & Backpacking – Facebook Group52 Hike ChallengeModern HikerSolo StoveThe Last AdventurerConnect with us!Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/ Our Co-hostsJason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirprojectSaveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen web: AdventurUsWomen.comJeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker web: SoCalHiker.netTheme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music. 

The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.In this episode we sit down with Jennifer Scism, graduate of The French Culinary Institute in Manhattan, professional chef, restauranteur, backpacker, and co-founder of Good To-Go, the Maine-based company known for their tasty dehydrated meals.Show Notes00:38 – In this episode01:05 – Who is Jen Scism?03:00 – Learning the lingo of Maine04:24 – How Good To-Go got started06:20 – Initial start-up challenges09:54 – But how does it taste at home?13:29 – How many different meals are available?14:25 – Work/life balance15:40 – How Jen got started exploring the outdoors17:03 – Meals that didn’t (or can’t) make it to market19:50 – What makes Good To-Go meals different?23:44 – Advice for entrepreneurs25:55 – Jen’s favorites27:02 – The “truly” double-serving meal31:05 – What’s for dinner… and research34:56 – Taste testing Good To-Go meals with Casey Schreiner from Modern Hiker48:35 – Special message from Saveria and AdventurUs WomenMentioned in this EpisodeGood To-Go Dehydrated Camping Meals & Backpacking FoodLearn more about Jennifer ScismGranite Backcountry AllianceOur Good To-Go taste test mealsKale and White Bean StewNew England Corn ChowdahChicken GumboMexican Quinoa Bowl – our favoriteGuest taster - Casey Shreiner of Modern HikerAdventurUs Women@AdventurUsWomenAdventurUs Women EscapesIn celebration of Women’s History Month & International Women’s Day we are offering our podcast listeners $200 off registration for the month of March. Use promo code ALMOSTTHERE when you register to get $200 off!Connect with us!Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/ Our Co-hostsJason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirprojectSaveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen web: AdventurUsWomen.comJeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker web: SoCalHiker.netTheme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music. 

World War I hero Captain Forbes-Dennis welcomes you to episode 26 of "The Los Angeles Breakfast Club: ON THE AIR" with heartfelt words about the Breakfast Club, about Los Angeles, about California, and about the optimism of the American people. A short while later, his wife, the popular novelist, Phyllis Bottome echoes those sentiments and tells an hilarious story.  Breakfast Club Master of Ceremonies Richard Gilson and Club President Lily Leirness initiate two new members: Anita Brenner and Sabrina Parke. Reverend Barbara Adams treats us to an Irish accent while taking us down the path that leads to our "continuing Adventures in Friendship." Casey Schreiner introduces Todd Lerew, who talks about the lost museums of L.A. Kevin Cartwright introduces Nancy Gneier, who talks about that crown jewel of Griffith Park, Travel Town. One of L.A.'s "Impact Makers to Watch" for 2019, John Girodo, introduces Hadley Meares, who discusses unsolved murders in L.A. history, including that of Jeanne French. All that, plus part 2 of host Phil Leirness' interview with longtime Breakfast Clubber Rex Link, and Lily's preview of all that is on tap for the LABC in April, including four Wednesday morning meetings, and 2 special members-only events.      

Democrats haven't had a ruling majority in the Montana House of Representatives since 1991, and yet they still manage to get some of their legislative priorities passed each session.  How?  Montana Rep. Casey Schreiner says it comes down to pragmatism and bipartisanship.  "Through this whole time in the Legislature, I really have tried to focus my vision on being pragmatic and accomplishing goals," said Schreiner, the House Minority Leader in the 2019 Legislative session. "Let's make sure we're pragmatic. Let's make sure we're solutions-oriented." It takes 51 votes in the House, 26 votes in the Senate, and the signature of the governor for a bill to become law. That means the success of any legislation relies on some level of bipartisanship. From health care, to education, to infrastructure, some across-the-aisle cooperation is required if the state is going to adopt a balanced budget before the 90 legislative days are up.  In Episode 2 of the Montana Lowdown podcast, House Minority Leader Casey Schreiner talks about the importance of working across the aisle to get work done that benefits the majority of Montanas.

Billy and Adam welcome lead judge and head writer for TruTV's, Talk Show The Game Show, Casey Schreiner. In this episode he explains the rules of the show, Billy's contributions and how he created ModernHiker.com. Learn what it takes to be a TV judge and watch Casey every Thursday on TruTV. Plus, music by Calexico!Theme: Send Medicine - Way to the SeaFun Size on Patreon

Author, internet boss and modern hiking guru Casey Schreiner take Nick and Muriel out of their comfort zone and up a big ass mountain! Since moving to LA, Nick and Muriel have hiked as a way to stay in shape (kinda) and relieve stress (kinda) and explore nature (kinda). Casey Schreiner went through a similar transformation but he didn’t do any of it “kinda” -- he put the pedal (boot) to the metal (trail) and uncovered an unknown passion for hiking. With that passion he started www.modernhiker.com and wrote Day Hiking Los Angeles (available on Amazon and book stores). Casey takes Nick and Muriel on a hike that forces them to wake up at 6am, fill the same backpacks they’ve had since high school with water bottles, and eventually sweat through all their clothing. Check out two minor league hikers step up to the pros with the Modern Hiker himself.

Mad Men is Sad and Russian by Casey Schreiner and Allison Hrabar

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guest: Casey Schreiner from modernhiker.com