Podcasts about dogsledding

In this episode, Hailey visits Lincoln County, a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Along the way, she discovers what makes this area special–the Wisconsinites who call it home. From Chris Schotz's impactful work on local trails and the dedicated individuals behind the Tomahawk Fall Ride to Melissa Omernick's deep love for dog sledding, each story beautifully captures the essence of this remarkable county.The Bobber is brought to you by Something Special from Wisconsin: https://www.somethingspecialwi.com/Read the blog here: https://discoverwisconsin.com/uniquely-wisconsin-lincoln-county/Ice Age Trail: https://www.co.lincoln.wi.us/recreation/page/ice-age-trail; Underdown Trail System: https://www.co.lincoln.wi.us/forestry-land-and-parks/page/underdown-recreation-area-0; From Vision to Reality | The Impact of Chris Schotz on Lincoln County Trails | Uniquely Wisconsin: From Vision to Reality | The Impact of Chris Schotz on Lincoln County Trails | Uniquely Wisconsin; Tomahawk Fall Ride: https://northwoodsfallride.com/; Thunder Parade: https://northwoodsfallride.com/thunder-parade; The People Behind the Thunder | Tomahawk Fall Ride| Uniquely Wisconsin: The People Behind the Thunder | Tomahawk Fall Ride | Uniquely Wisconsin; Wisconsin Musher & the Love for Their Dogs | Beauty Behind Dog Sledding | Uniquely Wisconsin: Wisconsin Musher & the Love for Their Dogs | Beauty Behind Dog Sledding | Uniquely WisconsinThe Bobber: https://discoverwisconsin.com/the-bobber-blog/The Cabin Podcast: https://the-cabin.simplecast.com. Follow on social @thecabinpodShop Discover Wisconsin: shop.discoverwisconsin.com. Follow on social @shopdiscoverwisconsinDiscover Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/. Follow on social @discoverwisconsinDiscover Mediaworks: https://discovermediaworks.com/. Follow on social @discovermediaworksUniquely Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/dw-uniquely-wisconsin/Lincoln County: https://www.co.lincoln.wi.us/

Tuxedo has black and white fur, blue eyes, and a sensitive side. He works hard and is rewarded with belly rubs, massages, and warm soup. But a day in the life of Tuxedo and his fellow Alaskan Huskies at Sky High Wilderness Ranch is more nuanced than that. Veteran musher Jocelyne LeBlanc takes us behind the scenes from daybreak to trail time and beyond for insights into the lives of these loveable working dogs. Planning to visit the Yukon in winter? Learn more about dog sledding and other activities at travelyukon.com. CREDITSBonkers Instrumental With Like Four Different Instruments by Seth_Makes_Sounds | License: Creative Commons 0Friendly Beat by Seth_Makes_Sounds | License: Creative Commons 0Bubbglegum Pop Song by Seth_Makes_Sounds | License: Creative Commons 0Xylo Song.wav by kaydinhamby | License: Creative Commons 0YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:The coolest hair on earthIce fishing—a frozen misery or glorious day out?Off-grid luxeFur-baby fosteringCONNECT WITH US • Facebook: @northofordinary • Instagram: @northofordinarymedia • Email: yukonpodcast@gmail.comSHOP ONLINESubscribe to the magazine and purchase branded hoodies, shirts, stickers, and much more at northofordinary.com.SHOP IN PERSONNorth of Ordinary has two retail locations in downtown Whitehorse:• Corner of 2nd Avenue and 206 Steele Street• 205 Main Street

In this one, Cody talks to dog musher Libby Riddles. She was the first woman to win the Iditarod. Back in 1985, she made the decision to push through a storm — a choice that would cement her place in history. While others hunkered down, she bet on her team's strength and her own resilience, forging ahead into whiteout conditions and brutal winds. It was a bold, calculated risk, and it paid off. But for Libby, just doing the Iditarod was a big deal. She says that as long as she did her best and gave it 100 percent, she really didn't care where the chips fell. And part of that was breaking the race down — not thinking about the entire 1,000 miles, but just getting to the next checkpoint. Manageable goals. That mindset, along with her deep connection to her dogs, helped her make history.  Her deep relationship with her dogs helped carry her to victory in the 1985 Iditarod, and in the years since, she's become an advocate for the sport, working to help people understand what dog mushing is really about. These days, it can be tricky for people to grasp— most of us see dogs as companions, not as athletes bred for endurance and work. But those who rely on working dogs, like service animals, tend to understand the dynamic better. And when people see sled dogs in action — on a dogsledding tour or in a race — they get it. They see the excitement, the energy, and the joy these dogs have for running, and they start to understand why mushing isn't just a sport, it's a way of life.

Libby Riddles was the first woman to win the Iditarod. Back in 1985, she made the decision to push through a storm — a choice that would cement her place in history. While others hunkered down, she bet on her team's strength and her own resilience, forging ahead into whiteout conditions and brutal winds. It was a bold, calculated risk, and it paid off. But for Libby, just doing the Iditarod was a big deal. She says that as long as she did her best and gave it 100 percent, she really didn't care where the chips fell. And part of that was breaking the race down — not thinking about the entire 1,000 miles, but just getting to the next checkpoint. Manageable goals. That mindset, along with her deep connection to her dogs, helped her make history. Her deep relationship with her dogs helped carry her to victory in the 1985 Iditarod, and in the years since, she's become an advocate for the sport, working to help people understand what dog mushing is really about. These days, it can be tricky for people to grasp — most of us see dogs as companions, not as athletes bred for endurance and work. But those who rely on working dogs, like service animals, tend to understand the dynamic better. And when people see sled dogs in action — on a dogsledding tour or in a race — they get it. They see the excitement, the energy and the joy these dogs have for running, and they start to understand why mushing isn't just a sport, it's a way of life.

What does it mean to live in harmony with nature? In this episode of Brown Enough, we head to the snow-covered trails of Utah to go dog sledding with Dana and Fernando, the founders of Rancho Luna Lobos. More than just a sled dog sanctuary, Rancho Luna Lobos is a way of life—rooted in respect, balance, and deep connection to the land and the animals that call it home. We talk about their journey, the wisdom they've gained from their dogs, and the lessons we can all learn about trust, leadership, and finding our place in the natural world.

Alex Therriault might have it all figured out. He's turned his love of animals and dog sledding into a successful business and racing career.Coming from a family of dog sledders, Alex still races and now offers tours and trips for people looking to learn more about these animals and the sport, or just to have a unique weekend in Maine.For more information, check out the Ultimate Dog Sledding Experience website or follow them on Instagram.

On Thursday, we got word the Kuskokwim 300 was being postponed. John Thompson sat down with Race Director Paul Basile to find out why the race was put off for a few weeks and what needed to change for this race to go through. He also spoke with musher Cody Strathe about snow conditions and how the warmth impacts the dogs. Here are the extended versions of those conversations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thursday, we got word the Kuskokwim 300 was being postponed. John Thompson sat down with Race Director Paul Basile to find out why the race was put off for a few weeks and what needed to change for this race to go through. He also spoke with musher Cody Strathe about snow conditions and how the warmth impacts the dogs. Here are the extended versions of those conversations. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I'll share a client's story who has been with me for THREE YEARS! This is the fourth installment of my mini series where I share REAL results from REAL Fit is Freedom members.    Journey to Reaching Your Goals: A Client's Story 4 Is three years too long to go from flabby and unmotivated to having your Pilates instructor stop in front of you and say: "You have killer arms"? Yes, three years feels like such a long time, but time flies when your life is rocking!     But, it wasn't always the case.   Get The fitness consistency book that will change your life!   Where it Started Three years ago she was, in her words… “I was doing a terrible job of motivating myself, and I had quit taking care of my body. In my mind, nothing was more important than work. Exercise was a thing of the past. My body didn't feel great, and my mind was foggy. My good mood was gone and I didn't feel right. I'd tried accountability with a friend, but as you say, Kelly, it doesn't work with a friend because a friend will always let you off the hook. I was sure that with a group of women I didn't know, I would feel more accountable. So true, right? I also needed guidance, not even sure where to start. I was looking for a place to start, motivation and the support I needed to keep going!” Results Her first big wins?   Better sleep & eliminating painful knees! “The very first big win I had was sleep. I sleep now.:) I was sleeping very poorly, and I didn't realize how much lack of exercise was affecting my health. Getting out of pain was huge too. I'd had knee surgery a year before, and my knee was okay, but not terrific. What it needed was for me to move it, but I thought using it would hurt it more, until we started talking and I started moving. (Now it's doing what knees are supposed to do)” Her next big wins? Vitality, energy, a happy mindset & strong, fit legs! “I didn't have energy, plus I'd become flabby. After a few months in the group I remember one very specific day. I was walking down the stairs in my house, and caught my reflection in the mirror at the bottom of the stairs. WOW. My legs looked so much better, and they felt so much stronger. I'm thin, so I could put on clothes and hide my lack of muscles, but that doesn't mean I didn't feel it inside. I wanted to feel great. So strengthening and toning were big game changers for me. And my happy mindset is back.”   Of course, there were setbacks along the way, it's life, right?   She had some injuries, she had some pain, but she had a plan. She had accountability. She had support and she always got back on track. That's what happens when you master fitness consistency. Even when you get offtract or life throws you curveballs, you trust yourself to restart because you're a new woman now! And the wins just keep coming!   Today, her energy, health, body, mind, and fun are priorities in her life and her excitement is infectious. She still runs an extraordinarily successful real estate practice without letting her business run her life.   She even finds time to lead some of the Fit is Freedom Adventures, like kayaking and hiking the San Juan Islands and Dog Sledding in the winter!   Life just keeps getting better. Jenny has learned the magic trick; when you give yourself the gift of fitness, you give yourself the life you've always desired.   What do you want from this one precious life you have?   Schedule a FREE 15 minute discovery call with Kelly here!  

Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes Iditarod musher, Katti Deeter to the Mushing podcast. They talk about running in the race, their tourism business, Black Spruce Dog Sledding and much more.

Join host Robert Forto as he welcomes Iditarod musher, Jeff Deeter to talk about the Iditarod, sled dogs, tourism and much more on the Mushing podcast. The Mushing podcast is made possible by Mushing+ subscribers. Learn more about all the benefits of a subscription and subscribe now at mushing.com/mushingplus

Tim and Jeff celebrate March Madness with Chris Young, the Texas Rangers General Manager. He is a former Princeton basketball player, turned Major League Baseball player. We open more Topps baseball cards, Tim is asked about Lizzo and Beyoncé (oh no) and put on the spot for "The League In The Lid."Tim was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame as a writer in 2022. He has 45 plus years of stories covering this game his entire professional life. Jeff is a country music morning show host in Philadelphia. Together they will weave through each week of the baseball season with stories of the history of the game coupled with hilarious hijinks that occur on and off the field that only Tim Kurkjian knows.This has been a dream for both Tim and Jeff for quite a few years now, happy to have you at the beginning of the journey. New episodes release every Tuesday, next week catch Tim and Jeff chat with Hall of Famer John Smoltz.  Visit GreatGameOrWhat.com to contact the show with your questions, quips and insights. Joy Pop Productions LLC

Topics discussed on today's show: National Pie Day, Who's Going To Hell?, Name Pies, TikTok Ban, Menopause, Dino Skeletons, Birthdays, History Quiz, Movie Reviews, Movie Password, NFL Free Agency, Jolene, Fire Extinguisher Biz, Dog Sledding, Drug Free Work Place, Kate Middleton Conspiracy, State of the Nation, and Apologies.

In this episode, Hailey partners with Best Western to discover Wisconsin's hidden gems throughout the northern, central, and southern regions of the state. With over 40 Best Western Hotels & Resorts across Wisconsin, there's a comfortable and affordable Best Western to call home. Time to head up North, where Hailey embarks on an epic adventure, beginning in Bayfield and Drummond, home to dog sledding and barstool racing. She then travels to another northern gem–Eagle River–for some fat-tire biking and a cozy stay at Best Western Derby Inn. Later, she explores central Wisconsin, where more hidden gems await, like the Merrill Ice Drags, Cozy Kitchen, and Nine Mile Forest. Of course, with Best Western, there are many options to stay. Hailey then makes her way south to the cities of Wisconsin Dells, Madison, and Kenosha, where there are even more uncovered adventures and a Best Western to keep you warm. Wherever Life Takes You, Best Western is There.Read the blog here: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/discovering-the-hidden-gems-of-wisconsin-with-best-western/Bayfield: https://www.bayfield.org/; Wolfsong Adventures: https://www.wolfsongadventures.com/; Drummond: https://www.drummondwi.com/; Barstool Races: https://www.drummondwi.com/drummond-annual-barstool-races; Eagle River: https://eagleriver.org/; Merrill Ice Drags: https://www.merrillicedrags.com/; Stevens Point: https://stevenspoint.com/; Cozy Kitchen: https://www.facebook.com/cozykitchen.SP/; Wausau: https://www.visitwausau.com/; Wisconsin Dells: https://www.wisdells.com/; Vertical Illusions Winter Zipline: https://verticalillusions.com/winter-zipline/; Madison: https://www.visitmadison.com/; Frozen Assets Festival: https://www.visitmadison.com/event/frozen-assets-festival/58234/; Kenosha: https://www.visitkenosha.com/; Petrifying Springs Park: https://www.visitkenosha.com/listing/petrifying-springs-park/335/The Bobber: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/The Cabin Podcast: https://the-cabin.simplecast.com. Follow on social @thecabinpodShop Discover Wisconsin: shop.discoverwisconsin.com. Follow on social @shopdiscoverwisconsinDiscover Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/. Follow on social @discoverwisconsinDiscover Mediaworks: https://discovermediaworks.com/. Follow on social @discovermediaworksBest Western: https://www.bestwestern.com/en_US/hotels/destinations/united-states/great-lakes/wisconsin.html

This was a moving podcast with Chris Hanson as he opens about his journey of losing his mom at a young age, being adopted by his stepdad, his adventures in Alaska where he trained and ran a dog sled team and so much more.  We discuss his movie The Day I Disremembered and how this medical episode led him to the sport he loves, fly fishing.

Join me as we talk with Tanya McCready about taking a leap of faith into unfamiliar territories. Through her expertise and relatable stories, you will find so many life lessons in this podcast. Tanya is an International TEDx Speaker, Best Selling Author, and Dogsledding Entrepreneur. She and her husband are also the Co-founders at Winterdance Dogsled Tours - Yukon Quest & Iditarod race team.  Quotes: "Sometimes you can be so close to the finish, but it feels like you're so far away. When things are tough and you're looking at the whole thing, you just want to quit. But you can always do just one more thing." -Tanya "You can always go for one more day, one more minute, one more mile. Then in a week you look back and you've climbed a mountain range. But you didn't do it intentionally; you did it by taking just one more step. -Tanya Purchase the book on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/46jqTEF www.winterdance.com Connect with Tanya here: https://www.facebook.com/tanya.mccready.3    

Once again we do a sports movie podcast about a movie that doesn't reeeaaalllly have any sports in it, and not on purpose.  Here's a helpful tip, don't watch Snow Dogs, ever.  Sean and Brad talk about Cuba Gooding, Jr being James Coburn's biological son, blue cheese, and why isn't Nana a lead dog.  Listen to the podcast.  Don't watch the movie.Next episode:  Some Kind of Wonderful (It's our 50th episode which also means it's an Out of Bounds episode!Some Kind of Wonderful is streaming on HBO Max (maybe it's just called Max now, which is kinda dumb) or go borrow it from your local library.Support the showTwitter: @slowpitchcastInstagram: @slowpitchpodcastEmail: slowpitchthepodcast@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/slowpitchpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/slowpitch

Hello everyone! Hope all is well. On this episode of the Adjust the Mic Podcast Dave Brinko, long time friend of Thad aka Tedward joins us for a fun conversation about Photography, AI, Bobsledding, Dogsledding, & so much more! Tedward starts us off with some hilarious clips! Thanks for the connection T! Dave Brinko with … Continue reading "Adjust the Mic Episode #170 Bobsledding with Dumpster Dave & Hobo Willie" The post Adjust the Mic Episode #170 Bobsledding with Dumpster Dave & Hobo Willie appeared first on Adjust the Mic Podcast.

This week Sheree Ramsay shares her Kokoda experience and compares it to other adventures she has done including the Aussie 10 Peaks and Dog Sledding in the Yukon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Such a fun episode getting to hear the voice messages that everyone sent in. We learn that Timon and Isaac both have admirers and also talk about the best movie quotes of all time. Check out Carly Jean and use code GRKC for 20% off https://www.carlyjeanlosangeles.com/ Ghostrunners merch: https://bit.ly/399MXFu Get a personalized video from us on Cameo: https://v.cameo.com/e/fvERn6rrysb Become a Patron and get exclusive content from Jake & Brad: https://bit.ly/2XJ1h3y Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/33WAq4P Leave us a voice memo and ask a question: https://anchor.fm/jake-triplett/message Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Outward Bound provides Veterans with an opportunity to experience the Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness Area in Minnesota on a weeklong dogsledding expedition. Also available in high definition

Living in the center of a continuous forest, my nomadic bird dogs don't spend much time walking on a leash around our home. As a result, they have terrible leash manners. Luckily for me, their tendency to pull works wonderfully with pulling sports like skijoring and kicksledding, as long as you can get them to stop. This is where “whoa” comes into play. This one word allowed me to dive into winter dog sports with my bird dogs. “Whoa” is a critical command nearly every pointing dog and sled dog owner uses. In both worlds, it simply means “halt.” This term encourages or demands steadiness on birds in the upland scene. However, regarding sled dogs, this command is paired with heavy pressure on the foot brake while setting the snow hook.

Dogs, and sleds, and ice oh my! DOGS & SLEDS & ICE OH MY!!! Join Tyler & Markiplier as they take you through the barking fun of Dog-Sled Racing & the Iditarod, past and present. Can Baby Mark's lead dogs, Chica & Henry, lead him safely through the 1000 miles of the Iditarod? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The podcast kicks off with Lino embracing his Minnesota roots...by going dog sledding. After that, Tyler asks if Lino has ever lost his temper on the air - and why people like Grumpy Lino. Then, Twitter continues to help us "Let Go and Let God". And the podcast wraps up with a local news story of the Virgin Mary being found!

Welcome back to Supernatural Park! We're exploring the Northeast Greenland National Park today and we're doing it by dog sled! Traditionally, dogsledding has been the best way to get around this land of ice, especially since there are no roads for miles, and no big cities for that matter either!We're going whale watching today, or rather Akhlut watching. A shapeshifting wolf that turns into a whale, you'll want to watch out for pawprints that lead to or from the shore and then disappear. We'll also be exploring what it means to be a part of a community and how orca whales interact with theirs. Watch out for the Qiivitoq and remember; do NOT feed the wildlife! If you're interested in learning more about the southern resident killer whale and ways you can help protect this critically endangered species, please visit www.NOAAfisheries.gov and NWF.Org and search for the keyword orcas.  You can also visit Take Action | Wild Orca to see what actions you can take to save killer whales.Sources: “5 Interesting Facts about the Climate of Greenland.” Global.hurtigruten.com, global.hurtigruten.com/destinations/greenland/inspiration/greenland-climate-facts/.“A Brief History of Dog Sledding.” Outdoor Dog World, 13 Mar. 2019, outdoordogworld.com/dog-sledding-history/.“Everything You Need to Know about Dog Sledding.” Manawa, www.manawa.com/en/articles/dog-sledding-question-answer-session. Accessed 16 Mar. 2023.“History of Dog Sledding.” Hurtigruten.com, Hurtigruten, 2011, www.hurtigruten.com/destinations/norway/inspiration/attractions/history-of-dog-sledding/.Sage, Florian. “Akhlut, Hunter from the Depth.” Flo's History, www.floshistory.com/blog/2021/04/20-akhlut-h8hbe-gj55g-rtlet-ng4w9-kl4zt-5w6al-r8spg-7w2rg-j7tpc-y8mc7-2zzdz-y4bst-egrgt-wc78r-wpkfa-3gzsy-4lpg3-g5pbd-pzfsr-9fyar-6pfb4-89kxj-dyp2w-wp36r-gk44y-59ysj-a3gf7-zgfjy-csnks-7a4lg. Accessed 16 Mar. 2023.“The National Park.” Visit Greenland, visitgreenland.com/about-greenland/national-park-2/.“The Whale Museum.” The Whale Museum, 2019, whalemuseum.org/pages/issues-affecting-the-orcas.Twigg, Melissa. “Ittoqqortoormiit Guest House in Greenland Could Be the Most Remote Hotel on Earth.” CNN, 26 Apr. 2019, www.cnn.com/travel/article/ittoqqortoormiit-greenland-remote-hotel/index.html.

Samri goes on an 8-day Skiing & Dog Sledding Expedition and lives to tell about it! I discuss what I experienced both mental, emotional and physical. I discuss what the conditions were like and what I was glad I brought with me. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfpls/message

In this episode Robin and April chat about Robin's passion for dog mushing, how she got her start with working dogs and a bit about rural living.   Interlake Dog Tours Instagram Interlake Dog Tours Facebook   April's Instagram April's Youtube April's Facebook

This winter has given us our fair share of headaches, including snow, sleet, rain and lots of ice to get through. But winter hangs around for a while in Minnesota - so we are determined to explore how to have fun and play in this frigid season. MPR reporters are trying all manner of winter activities so they can tell you all about the experience in case you want to try it too. MPR Reporter Cat Richert joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to tell her about dog sledding for the first time. Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.  Subscribe to the Minnesota Now podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.    We attempt to make transcripts for Minnesota Now available the next business day after a broadcast. When ready they will appear here. 

Robert Forto lives in the wilds of Alaska with his team of 36 sled dogs. He is an entrepreneur that owns several businesses and is obtaining a doctorate in strategic leadership with research focusing on expedition leadership in the corporate environment.   Facebook: Robert Forto Twitter: Robert Forto Instagram: Robert Forto   2:01 Robert's discovery of professional dog sledding.   3:16 "I've been called crazy from time to time, yes." -Robert Forto   7:20 "It literally is like a National Geographic photo." -Robert Forto   9:59 What it means to work with Alaskan dog sled dogs.   15:47 "You see that whole team process coming into play where everything is just working." -Robert Forto   18:00 Living a life in negative temperature weather.

Sled dog racing and recreational dog sledding in Maine

Duluth outdoorswoman Emily Ford is on a new adventure this winter. You may remember Ford from her journey over 1200 miles on Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail in the dead of winter a couple years ago. She is the first woman, first person of color and first openly queer person to complete that impressive feat. And she's done a lot of adventuring since then. Now she's diving into a longtime dream of hers: dog sledding. And she's made her way to Alaska to do it. Emily joined Host Cathy Wurzer for an update.

Angela gets to chat with Lauren about backup plans, chasing dreams, and pursuing passions.  Throw in some epic adventures, dive bars, and funky festivals…you'll be ready for Girl Wanderlist.Follow Lauren's work here: https://girlwanderlist.com/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/girlwanderlist/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/girlwanderlist LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenbreedlove Fishing with Hands in Greenland: https://visitgreenland.com/articles/take-me-to-my-happy-place/ Herding Sheep Switzerland: https://spoilednyc.com/a-new-yorker-abroad-the-definitive-guide-zermatt-switzerland/ Eating thru Slovenia: https://spoilednyc.com/spoiled-abroad-slovenia-food-tour/ Hiking with goats in Austria: https://spoilednyc.com/spoiled-abroad-austria-110718/ Coworking in Valley: https://www.popsugar.com/smart-living/2019-Travel-Trends-45588246 Hot Air Balloons in Cappadocia, Turkey:  https://www.hotairballooncappadocia.com/ Dogsledding in Alaska: https://www.celebritycruises.com/blog/dog-sledding-in-alaska Swim with pigs in Bahamas: https://girlwanderlist.com/tales-from-the-list//2017/09/24-swim-with-pigs.html Road trip New Zealand: https://www.popsugar.com/smart-living/How-Travel-Plans-43746077 Float plane camping Adirondacks: Hiking Faroe Islands: https://earlier.visitfaroeislands.com/about/guest-articles/faroe-islands-eyes-new-yorker/ African Safari: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/laurenbreedlove_10-tips-and-tricks-for-photographing-your-activity-6996848200242339840-RkH7 Lobster Festival in Maine: https://www.tripsavvy.com/the-best-things-to-do-in-new-england-4142749 Woodsman Field Days: https://woodsmensfielddays.com/ Roscoe Fly Fishing Capital: https://www.thrillist.com/travel/nation/things-to-do-in-roscoe-ny LadyHavana: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/j7c0oa/2017_national_geographic_travel_photographer_of/ Your Shot Community – National Geographic: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/pages/topic/yourshot Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662  

There's something about the word 'husky' that just conjures up images of winter wonderlands, dogsledding and all things Arctic. This week on LWDG PODDOG, we chat with Clair Rees from Wild Spirit Dog Sledding and Bushcraft about her huskies and what it's like living and working with them in Sweden's stunning wilderness. Wild Spirit Dog Sledding and Bushcraft offers exciting Sled Dog Tours and Stoneage Bushcraft Workshops in Northern Sweden. Based 30 minutes from Åre, their tours and workshops are offered against the stunning wilderness backdrop of Ottsjö, giving you an authentic taste of Sweden's Arctic Wilderness. Owners Clair and Richard have 63 huskies who they work and live alongside. https://ladiesworkingdoggroup.com/get-ready-to-mush-an-interview-with-the-owner-of-wild-spirit-dog-sledding-in-sweden/ LWDG POD DOG is a free podcast for working dog handlers and trainers. The podcast is released every week on Fridays and covers a range of topics related to working dogs. Ladies - for more free content, visit www.ladiesworkingdoggroup.com/threedayfree

On this episode of the Peter Panda Podcast, we're goin dog sledding with my dear friend, Tim Pappas. Tim and his teams of sled dogs have raced in renowned mushing competitions including the ultra-extreme 1000-mile Yukon Quest, as well as the more popularly known, Alaskan Iditarod. From his conservative beginnings on the east coast, Tim's life of adventure has led him to become a professional hunting guide, pilot, and most interestingly, an accomplished dog musher. Dog sledding and the Iditarod are both rich with history and Tim does a great job taking us along on some of his most exciting days afield. Grab some hot-drink and get comfy. It's about to get real cold. 

IN THE NEWS Our hosts remember 1-year anniversary of the attack near Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul by honoring the 13 servicemembers killed in the bombing. THIS WEEK'S GUEST Our guest is U.S. Army retired Lt. Col. Aaron Leonard, a combat veteran who now serves as Campaign Manager at Sierra Club Military Outdoors and as co-chair of the Outdoor Rx Coalition with the New York State Division of Veterans Services. RAPID FIRE Marine Corps promotes first Black officer to 4-star general in 246-year history Anniversary of Afghanistan withdrawal could serve as a trigger for those suffering moral injury Hiring Our Heroes and Wisconsin Career Event at American Legion National ConventionIN THE NEWS Special Guest: Aaron Leonard.

Alaska: the final frontier. Tune in as we discuss the rugged outdoors and fun Alaska has to offer! Dog Sledding tour: https://www.viator.com/tours/Anchorage/Helicopter-and-Glacier-Dogsled-Tour/d4152-69866P4

Originally aired March 31, 2016Debbie Moderow moved to Alaska in pursuit of her mountain climbing passion. She would soon learn to love a newfound friend and a whole different adventure sport. At the age of 47, Debbie competed in her first Iditarod sled dog race and she's on the show to share her experiences with us.www.debbieclarkemoderow.comThe Book: Fast into the Night: A Woman, Her Dogs, and Their Journey North on the Iditarod TrailDo you want to take charge of your health and wellness and have better sleep, more energy, and a healthier immune system? InsideTracker can help you get there through their ultra-personalized performance system that analyzes data from your blood, DNA, and lifestyle. Get 25% off the entire InsideTracker store by going to InsideTracker.com/adventuresportsBIG NEWS IN THE SHOW NOTES! - Come see us in the Denver area this Saturday!Athletic Brewing was able to partner with the amazing folks at WZRD Media to film Adventure Sports Podcast alumni, Jason Hardrath, on his adventure to 100 Fastest Known Times through the new documentary, Journey to 100. You find out more about the film, watch the trailer, and come see it on tour (Mason from Adventure Sports Podcast will be there!) at AthleticBrewing.com/Journeyto100.Denver TicketsPortland TicketsSeattle TicketsVirtual Screening TicketsSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

At one point in his life, Jonathan Horn mushed. He tried dogsledding just once, but it let him know firsthand the cruelty of the activity. He saw what it did to his lead dog, Bianca. Horn, now a PETA campaigner, talks about how he uses Bianca's memory to fight for the end of the grand symbol of dogsledding, the Iditarod. Horn was just coming back from Alaska and on his way to another PETA demonstration when he took some time at an airport to talk with Emil Guillermo about the just-completed 50th Iditarod. It's still a cruel enterprise that has no real purpose but to subject hundreds of dogs to real suffering. Take action to end the Iditarod. Go to PETA.org. Contact us at PETA.org Listen to the very first PETA podcast with Ingrid Newkirk Music provided by CarbonWorks. Go to Apple podcasts and subscribe. Contact and follow host Emil Guillermo on Twitter @emilamok Or at www.amok.com Please subscribe, rate and review wherever you get your podcasts. Help us grow the podcast by taking this short survey. Thanks for listening to THE PETA PODCAST! Originally aired March 16, 2022  copyright, 2022 PETA

What we do in any situation is either a response, a reaction, or inaction. Peter and Todd discuss their thoughts and perspectives about stimulus and what we do in reply to it. We share with each other, and you all, how playing with the exposed dials led us to more meaningful ways to learn from these things. Related points: First responders, not first reactors. A reaction may not move a situation forward, a response may be more effective. Can responses become more natural or override reactions? Transactional vs Transformational interactions. Intoxication leads to poor reactions. A pause in time to contemplate how we respond, vs a knee jerk reaction without thinking. In the moment, reactions can have a greater impact or utility (think safety). Mental habit / action / tool examples: Taking time when we see we have reacted and use that as a point to consider how to respond differently in the future - leads to being a more transformational figure for others. If you don't know something, state that as your response. Owning our shortcomings can garner respect from others. Look for emotions in ourselves to be aware of opportunities to better respond. Quotes/quips: "If you do the easy things now, life will be hard. If you do the hard things now, life will be easy." "Always tell someone why you are teaching them, what you are teaching them." "The more difficult response becomes the most rewarding in the end." Rando links: Dog Sledding in Maine --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-driscoll/message

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Tom is a passionate Dog Sledder. We dive into how he got into dog sledding and the neat aspects of dog sledding.

www.DogCastRadio.comIn an episode all about dogs helping people, and people helping dogs, Fernando Ramirez talks about using dog sledding as a form of therapy for dogs, and Fiona Airey talks about her assistance dog, Verlin, and how Canine Partners have given her her life back. An uplifting listen.

Originally aired April 12, 2019Kristin Knight Pace is one tough person. Not many people would go to Alaska during the winter, completely alone, to take care of a team of sled dogs to get over a recent divorce. However, that's exactly what she did. That toughness has also led her to become one of only 29 women to complete both the Iditarod and the Yukon Question 1000-mile sled dog races. Kristin is now remarried and has started a new journey, motherhood. She also works as a wilderness planner for Denali National Park and has recently written a book about her experiences, This Much Country. It can be found following the link below or pretty much anywhere else you buy books. We hope you enjoy listening to this life outside the box!The book: This Much Countryhttps://www.heymoosekennel.com/Instagram: @heymoosekennelSupport Adventure Sports Podcast monthly and check out our new and improved Patreon tiers by going to Patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today our guest is Cache Valley resident Maren Johnson. She'll tell us some fascinating stories from the world of dog sledding. For the past five years she worked for dog sledding businesses in Alaska. She lived on a glacier with 280 sled dogs. She also worked for four-time Iditarod winner Jeff King in his tourist business and assisted him in the 1,000-mile Iditarod race.

Dog Sledding in Michigan is alive and well! At least while there's snow on the ground. This bit of a "lost art" is kept alive by Liza Dietzen from Team Evergreen Kennel. Hear how she took over this kennel of energetic dogs and turned it into a fun event everyone can enjoy!Links:Team Evergreen Kennel WebsiteTeam Evergreen Facebook PageJoin the Community!Join the Call of Leadership Podcast at https://callofleadership.com/email

Today our guest is Cache Valley resident Maren Johnson. She'll tell us some fascinating stories from the world of dog sledding. For the past five years she worked for dog sledding businesses in Alaska. She lived on a glacier with 280 sled dogs. She also worked for four-time Iditarod winner Jeff King in his tourist business and assisted him in the 1,000-mile Iditarod race.

Special Guest: Drew GilmourDrew Gilmour is 58 years old and is a retired  U.S. National Park Service Chief Ranger with 32 years of service. During his Career in the NPS he worked in ten National Park as well as detailing to many other sites and other government agencies on law enforcement, wildland fire, Homeland Security and other risk assignments including the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster and hurricanes on the gulf coast. He has traveled to 28 countries and all 50 States. He has a variety of interests including Travel, Bird watching, Backpacking, Hiking, Camping, History, Aviation, Kayaking, SCUBA/Snorkeling, Dog Sledding and Ocean Voyages. He enjoys traveling by small expedition vassals and ships and has even traveled across several oceans, seas and rivers across the globe. Following retirement in 2017 he started section hiking the Appalachian Trail. He has completed 725miles of the AT from Harpers Ferry WV to Hanover NH. He has plans on finishing the other 1427 miles in three section hikes once the Covid -19 Pandemic is over.  When He is not traveling He lives with his girlfriend Stacie in La Crescent, Minnesota with their two Alaskan Malamutes and one Alaskan Husky Two of which are retired Sled dogs. Together they enjoy traveling and exploring the world.  Show Notes:00:00 Drew reads an excerpt from something he wrote 00:24 Drea does her intro and then goes into her Drew Gilmour's biography 2:23 Drew shares why he read those quotes and where the National Park Rangers gets their authority.   2:57 Drew starts to talk about how parks pose different challenges for park rangers 3:55 Drew shares what travel means to him from the perspective of a National Park Ranger 5:34 Drew shares about how travel ran in his blood.  He discusses about his parents who were also world travelers. He talks about how his parents really introduced him to the national park system and exploring the world.   8:04 Drew shares his love for the Arctic and how he is really in love with that area.  He recently went on trip on a ship in the Arctic 8:59 Drew continues to travel because he loves exploring the unknown.  10:00 The pandemic has taught Drea that there is so much to explore your own backyard.  10:43 Drew shares what inspired him to go into the park service.  He started a seasonal job at the age of 21 in Maintenance at a historical National Park in Morristown, NJ.  It was there that he was convinced that working as a ranger was an exciting opportunity. He starts to talk about working for Glacier National Park and “living among the grizzly bears and mountains.” 12:46 Drea talks about how much she fell in love with Glacier NP. 13:24  Drew was a backcountry ranger in the East portion of Glacier NP.  He talks about some of his duties in the backcountry and the encounters he had with wildlife.  15:12 Drew shares his favorite park - The Grand Tetons.  He shares what it was about the Tetons he loved. He was there 1988 during the major wildfire and how he experienced fighting the fires there.   16:15 He shares his most valuable lesson he learned while fighting these fires.   17:44 Drew shares more stories about the Yellowstone Fires. These were the first modern fires that went out of control 20:55 Drea asks Drew if he ever felt afraid.  Drew says yes there were quite a few times.  He goes on to explain a situation that scared him 22:30 Drea asks “What is the most challenging that you have faced as a ranger?”  He shares the moment when he changed parks and he was moving to Florida to Big Cypress NP during a hurricane 26:10 A park ranger is called during national disasters according to your qualifications.  26:50 Drew talks about Space Shuttle Columbia and having the park ranger called to help for the recovery operations. Drew discusses the variety of things that a park ranger is called to do and how you were

Melissa Del Torro Shaffner, an author, professional voiceover actor, mom, and a podcaster, shares her life story. After working as an engineer for many years, Melissa was still searching for emotional fulfillment and happiness. She left a secure, high paying career in search of her dream life as a voiceover artist which allowed her to spend ample time with her young children while generating income using her unique voice and creativity. Melissa shares her experiences dealing with pressures of having a fall back plan, such as working as an engineer but searching for happiness. She also advises young women with a dream to believe in herself, take chances and listen to her inner voice. Melissa discusses: About Melissa Del Torro Shaffner Melissa Del Toro Schaffner is an American Voice Actor, Podcaster, and an accomplished Accountability Coach. She has worn multiple hats including international best selling author, Creator and Illustrator of the Minority Girl Empowerment Coloring Book “Careers for Little Sisters”, and contestant on the nationally televised game show “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”. Melissa's educational background is in Electrical Engineering and Project Management and she has lived and worked all over the United States and traveled by herself all over the Western Hemisphere - from Dogsledding in Nome, Alaska, to trekking the pyramids of Mexico, to touring the Kremlin at Christmastime. She became a mother late in life (after 40) and now the mom of a preschooler, she uses her experiences as a mother and corporate professional to perform her voiceover scripts for a global client base. Podcast http://hyperurl.co/Untold-Tales Website https://www.melissadeltoro.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/melissadeltoro_voiceover Facebook https://www.facebook.com/melissadeltorointernational YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/MelissaDelToro

Dennis, Kevin and Dave Freeman of Freeman Explore chat about living a year in the wilderness(BWCA), the North American Odyssey, Crossing the Amazon, Sailing for 14 months, Dog Sledding, Needing 5000 lbs of food for a trip and other topics.https://www.freemansexplore.com/http://www.wildernessclassroom.com/https://www.savetheboundarywaters.org/Music by Truck