Podcasts about fat girls hiking

Celeste's love for hiking began in Maui, Hawaii, following a difficult breakup. The Lahaina Trail hike was transformative and made her feel empowered.  She quickly progressed in her hiking journey and decided to share her experiences on social media. To her surprise, she inspired other plus-sized individuals to explore the outdoors. In 2022, Celeste embarked on a mission to hike in every US state. Her dedication to this goal, despite being a non-planner, is truly inspiring. She encourages others to find gear that fits their body types and shares her inspiration from Fat Girls Hiking. Celeste's story is a celebration of confidence and happiness found in nature.  Listen in to learn about her magical moments while hiking and her valuable advice for women seeking joy in the outdoors. Please be aware: In this episode, there is a single use of strong language at the end. *** Don't miss out on the latest episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast, released every Tuesday at 7am UK time! Be sure to hit the subscribe button to stay updated on the incredible journeys and stories of strong women.  By supporting the Tough Girl Podcast on Patreon, you can make a difference in increasing the representation of female role models in the media, particularly in the world of adventure and physical challenges. Your contribution helps empower and inspire others. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast to be a part of this important movement. Thank you for your invaluable support! *** Show notes Who is Celeste Moving to Las Vegas in 2021 from California Why did she move to Vegas! Being born in El Salvador, Central America Her love for travel and living in different places  Her early years When her hiking journey started as an adult  Working at the airport in Maui, Hawaii  Coming out of a long relationship and feeling lonely and heart broken in 2013 Wanting to give hiking ago and deciding to hike the Lahaina Trail  Never seeing other plus sized people out hiking or represented in the media Not having the right gear and running out of water  The challenges of descending in the dark Why that hike changed her life Feeling empowered  Progressing in her hiking journey  Being connected in nature and feeling happy  Hiking for fun Wanting to move to the US mainland to pursue her passion for hiking  Wanting to share more of her journey on social media (2017) to document her journey for her Realising that by shaken her story on social media it was encouraging more plus sized people who looked like her to get outside and give hiking ago  Wanting to hike in every state in the USA and starting in 2022 Having a new mindset and making her hiking goal a priority  Not being the best planner and wanting to change that Finding gear to fit her body type Being inspired by Summer from Fat Girls Hiking  Her first time going camping as an adult  Why you deserve to be there (in the outdoors) How you can connect with and follow along with Celeste  Magical moments from hiking and spending time in the outdoors  Connecting with herself while hiking  Final words of advice for other women who want to experience joy in the outdoors Find out what makes you confident Why you deserve to be happy    Social Media Instagram: @Fatgirlforthefitsoul   

My guest is Summer Michaud-Skog author and founder of Fat Girls Hiking. Summer talks about how she fell in love with hiking and how she inadvertently started a community just by sharing about the thing she loves to do. Summer is a wonderful photographer and writer and I've followed her Instagram account for some time now. She's written a beautiful book also called Fat Girls Hiking-which I have been thoroughly enjoying. Summer shares about some of the barriers that plus-size people face in accessing the outdoors and some things that we can do to make it a more welcoming experience. Show Notes: Fat Girls Hiking Instagram Fat Girls Hiking Website Fat Girls Hiking Book Fat Girls Hiking Event Brite page Fat Girls Hiking Facebook Group Superfit Hero Clothing Connect with other Solo Women RVers: Solo Women RV blog: Solo Women RV Facebook Group Theme Music: Field Station by Nikole Potulsky Solo Women RV Podcast Affiliates: Roadpreneur: sign up for a discounted rate of just $37 a month Save 15% on Harvest Hosts --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kathy-belge/support

Oftentimes, stereotypes portray outdoor adventurers to look a certain way or have a specific background. But access to the outdoors is meant for everyone to enjoy, even if you didn't grow up exploring all corners of the forest. Even if summiting mountains at record speeds isn't your thing. For so many, just getting outside and having a good time is a huge accomplishment. On this week's episode of Peak Northwest, we talk with Summer Michaud-Skog, founder of Fat Girls Hiking movement and author of “Fat Girls Hiking: An Inclusive Guide to Getting Outdoors at Any Size or Ability.” Here are some highlights from this week's show: Summer discusses how Fat Girls Hiking got started. We ask Summer about some of her favorite hikes. Summer tells us about her book and what she hopes people get from it. How you can join in on a Fat Girls Hiking trip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Virgie and Summer talk about fat erasure from fitness spaces, the new (fat positive!) rules of hiking, and the simple joy of petting moss. Topics include:Empowerment through Hiking [02:40]“Fat Time” [05:05]Nature/Body Parallels [07:36]Fitness Trauma [10:58]How Summer Reclaimed Nature [13:22]Fat Girls Hiking [17:59]Redefining “Hiking” [19:45]The Fat Girls Hiking Community [23:30]The Tool of Being in Nature [25:19]For more of Summer's work, follow her @fatgirlshiking and buy her new book "Fat Girls Hiking." For more Rebel Eaters Club, follow @virgietovar and @transmitterpods for updates! And be sure to visit rebeleatersclub.com to download your starter pack if you haven't already! 

From the founder of the Fat Girls Hiking community comes an inclusive, inspiring call to the outdoors for people of all body types, sizes, and backgrounds. In a book brimming with heartfelt stories, practical advice, personal profiles of Fat Girls Hiking community members, and helpful trail reviews, Summer Michaud-Skog creates space for marginalized bodies with an insistent conviction that outdoor recreation should welcome everyone. Whether you're an experienced or aspiring hiker, you'll be empowered to hit the trails and find yourself in nature. Trails not scales!         _______________________________________________   Produced by Natalie Freeman, Lance Morgan, & Michael Kowaleski. Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang. Visit https://www.skylightbooks.com/event for future offerings from the Skylight Books Events team.

Sam Ortiz (she/her) is a plus size, Latinx, rock climber, mountaineer, and adventure photographer based in WA state. Sam is the founder of Climb Big, a group she started to make climbing more accessible to fat folx after struggling to find a place in the outdoors, herself.   Sam hosts meet-ups with other female and non-binary plus size folx to offer a safer space to share her outdoor skills and discuss tips on finding gear for plus size bodies.   Sam has done plus size modelling for outdoor brands like REI, Eddie Bauer, and Alder Apparel.   New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday and Thursday at 7am UK time - Subscribe so you don't miss out.    The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons. To find out more about supporting your favourite podcast and becoming a patron please check out www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast.     Show notes Who is Sam and where she is based Growing up in Kentucky Growing up with 2 older sisters Growing up near the Red River Gorge Not feeling welcome in the outdoors Finding her footing in the outdoor world Not seeing people who looked like her  Her dreams as a little girl Getting into photography through high school Being drawn to the outdoors Trying to figure out her place in the outdoor Applying for AmeriCorps Going to Juneau, Alaska Being surrounded by nature  Giving herself permission to be person she thought she could be Proving to herself that she could do hard things Deciding to try and climb the mountain Being ok with failing and knowing that she can come back and try again How her journey in rock climbing started The importance of having fun Deciding to sign up to the AmeriCorps program  Graduating college and knowing what she didn't want to do Signing an 11 month contract Climbing her first mountain and what it meant The next step in her journey  Moving to Washington State Choosing to do another year of AmeriCorps Her love affair with the outdoors Lessons learned from the outdoors that have been applied to everyday life Learning and developing new skills for the outdoors The power of having a mentor The Mountaineers  Being an Ambassador for Pacific Northwest Outdoor Women  Fat Girls Hiking  Starting to host meet ups for Climb Big  The issues with gear for plus size/fat climbers Wanting to show other women that their body is capable  Breaking down the barriers for fat and plus-sized people in getting outside Bennett Rahn - @bennettrahn  Dr Meghan Banker @pdxoutdoorchiro  Dreams and goals for Climb Big Being inspired by Mirna Valerio - @themirnavator  Jenny Bruso - white queer fat femme writer & hiker taking body liberation outdoors. @jennybruso Unlikely Hikers - A diverse outdoor community, hiking group & podcast for the underrepresented hiker @unlikelyhikers Asking companies for gear that they are not making Creating a Climb Big Community on Facebook  Final words of advice from Sam    “You are allowed to take up space, you are allowed to go at your own pace, you are allowed to do something and to really make it your own, even if you don't see anyone else who looks like you doing it. That there is such beauty in deciding that you want to do something and going after it. And you are allowed to do that, you are allowed to try, and you are allowed to fail while you do it as well. You don't always have to succeed and that's ok. You're allowed to fail and to try again, and try again. And it doesn't mean that you, aren't good enough and you are not worthy, it just means you are a beginner and it's ok to be a beginner, so you are allowed to fail.”   Social Media   Find Sam on Instagram @SamOrtizPhoto   At Climb Big, we're interested in making rock climbing and the outdoors more accessible to fat folx.   The barriers for plus size adventurers are huge, including a lack of representation and access, not to mention an incredibly limited selection of the gear and clothing that are necessary for safety in the outdoors.   Climb Big Website - www.climbbig.org    Find Climb Big on Instagram @Climb.Big    Join the Climb Big Community group on Facebook www.facebook.com/groups/climbbig 

Your favorite fat, Latinx, Hot Cheeto influencers are back again this week! Favy, Myte, and Eva pick up right where they left off last week and get into their fat queens on social media and then dive into their DMs to answer your questions about fat representation! Listen in as they discuss Adele's recent media attention, shout-out their favorite Instagramers and TikTokers, talk about what makes them feel beautiful and so much more!  And as always, send your questions to AskLWLpod@gmail.com and we may read them on a future episode. #podsincolor #supportbrownpodcasts #supportlatinxpodcasts  #lwlpod #latinx   Show Notes: Skinny Adele (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/scaachikoul/adele-weight-loss-instagram) Barbara Jean (https://youtu.be/nmzVoDUqZ1E) Lizzo (https://www.buzzfeed.com/benhenry/lizzo-quits-twitter) Jill Scott (https://www.bet.com/music/2020/07/13/jill-scott-kyle-queiro.html) Fat TikTok (https://slate.com/technology/2019/12/tiktok-disabled-users-videos-suppressed.html) RoseyBeeme (https://www.tiktok.com/@roseybeeme?utm_source=tt_21&enter_from=pc&source=h5_m) Jstlbby (https://www.instagram.com/jstlbby/?hl=en) Grace Reiter (https://www.tiktok.com/@reitergrace?lang=en) PackRat (https://www.instagram.com/_packrat_/?hl=en) Jazzul Escada (https://www.instagram.com/jazzulescada/?hl=en) Mina Gerges (https://www.instagram.com/itsminagerges/?hl=en) Nicole Byer  (https://www.instagram.com/nicolebyer/?hl=en) Fat Girls Hiking (https://fatgirlshiking.com/) N A O (https://www.instagram.com/na0__/?hl=en) La’shaunae (https://www.instagram.com/luhshawnay/?hl=en) Simone Mariposa (https://www.instagram.com/simonemariposa/?hl=en) @badfatblackgirl (https://twitter.com/BadFatBlackGirl?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor) @historicalfatpeople  (https://www.instagram.com/historicalfatpeople/?hl=en) @sonyareneetaylor (https://www.instagram.com/sonyareneetaylor/?hl=en) Fat Head (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eK3bPSR3UoE) Eva Arreguin (https://www.instagram.com/evaarreguin/) De Colores Radio (https://www.dallasobserver.com/arts/oak-cliffs-de-colores-collective-giving-marginalized-communities-a-voice-9533185) De Colores Collective (https://soundcloud.com/decoloresco) Myte (https://www.instagram.com/mytepanda/?hl=en) Cabronas y Chingonas (https://www.cabronasychingonas.com/) Call now and leave a voicemail: (512) 333-0471   Thank you to all of our supporters on Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/latinoswholunch) and Paypal (http://www.latinoswholunch.com/donate)

Beth Bradley can confidently say that hiking changed her life. Call it her hobby, her love, her self-care. Doing the 52 Hike Challenge has changed the voice in her head from one that says "I'm too fat" to one that believes, without a doubt, that we need to change who we think of when we think of a hiker. We interviewed Beth live at No Man's Land Film Festival on March 8th PLUS Gale checked in with Beth this past Monday over the phone because a lot has changed in the world since they met up in Denver.Featured in this episode: Beth BradleyHosted by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Deuter, Appalachian Gear Company, and  South Dakota TourismJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesBeth Bradley: InstagramBeth's First Moth Grandslam StoryNo Man's Land Film Festival: Website & Instagram52 Hike ChallengeUnlikely HIkers: InstagramFat Girls Hiking: InstagramDown With Adventure: Instagram & FilmCurvy Kili Crew: Instagram & She Explores EpisodeA Moment of Growth: She Explores Podcast EpisodeJenny Bruso on She ExploresLeave No Trace Guidelines: Outdoors & COVID-19She Explores Landing PageRavel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesDeuter: Learn more about Deuter's outdoor and travel bags at Deuter.com.Appalachian Gear Company: Learn more about the All-Paca  Fleece Hoodie.South Dakota Tourism - Get your FREE South Dakota vacation guide at travelsouthdakota.comEpisodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.Music is by Kai Engel, Josh Woodward, and Lee Rosevere using a Creative Commons Attribution License

Summer Michaud-Skog, founder of Fat Girls Hiking and full-time road traveler, knows firsthand about what it takes to support a community where inclusion is the priority. And in a time where conversations around DEI are breaking open on the road and in the outdoors, her voice and thoughts about leading by following is incredibly valuable.In this episode, you'll hear:What vehicles Summer has used to live a mobile lifestyleThe organization Summer started, Fat Girls Hiking, and why she started itHow Summer grew Fat Girls Hiking through a road tripThe important learnings she's gleaned to make hiking outings more inclusiveWhy #vanlife as it is today is problematic when it comes to DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion)Other resources mentioned in this episode:Follow Summer's work on Instagram: @fatgirlshiking and @vanlifeonthemarginsFat Girls HikingJoin the On the Road, Our Way Facebook Group!Some starter resources to diversify your Instagram feed in road travel:Hashtags to follow: #blackvanlife, #brownvanlife, #fakevanlife, #asianvanlife, and #diversifyvanlife2 new accounts we think you might like: @diversifyvanlife and @diversifyvanlifebookclubSponsor Websites & Codes:MerrellDeuterEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It'll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.This episode of On the Road, Our Way is produced and hosted by Laura Borichevsky.A production of Ravel Media

Summer Michaud-Skog, founder of Fat Girls Hiking and full-time road traveler, knows firsthand about what it takes to support a community where inclusion is the priority. And in a time where conversations around DEI are breaking open on the road and in the outdoors, her voice and thoughts about leading by following is incredibly valuable.In this episode, you’ll hear:What vehicles Summer has used to live a mobile lifestyleThe organization Summer started, Fat Girls Hiking, and why she started itHow Summer grew Fat Girls Hiking through a road tripThe important learnings she’s gleaned to make hiking outings more inclusiveWhy #vanlife as it is today is problematic when it comes to DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion)Other resources mentioned in this episode:Follow Summer’s work on Instagram: @fatgirlshiking and @vanlifeonthemarginsFat Girls HikingRegister for our WOTR Campout happening October 4-6th near Moab, Utah!Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroadJoin the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook groupSome starter resources to diversify your Instagram feed in road travel:Hashtags to follow: #blackvanlife, #brownvanlife, #fakevanlife, #asianvanlife, and #diversifyvanlife2 new accounts we think you might like: @diversifyvanlife and @diversifyvanlifebookclubSponsor Websites & Codes:MerrellDeuterEnjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. You can also share this podcast with a friend. Thank you for your support!Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.WOTR is produced and hosted by Laura Hughes.Podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.

Sam Ortiz has gone from a beginner to a hiker to a climber to a mountaineer to a plus-size outdoor model in under five years. Her progression has happened in part due to curiosity, timely mentors, and the best kind of fear: the kind you move up and over and end up a little bit changed on the other side. Woman featured in this episode: Sam Ortiz Hosted by Gale Straub Sponsored by Merrell Continue the conversation and join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group! In this episode, you'll hear: How Sam didn't necessarily feel like the outdoors and climbing were for her growing up, but how she found herself drawn to them anyway How an outdoor mentor helped Sam navigate new activities when she worked for Americorps in Alaska Why climbing Mount Juneau in Alaska taught her she could "do hard things" and opened the door to learning new outdoor activities like climbing and mountaineering How fear has been a positive (for the most part) driver in Sam's life That Sam lacked role models growing up as a plus-size, Latinx woman and why she's determined to change that for others How finding her voice as a climber and mountaineer has created many unexpected opportunities, including being an outdoor model for brands like REI and Eddie Bauer Why being closer to outdoor brands has made her want to speak out for more and better plus size apparel and equipment What it's like being an INFJ when you're connecting with so many people Why Sam loves seeing other plus size women on the trail Who have been Sam's role models in her advocacy work Resources Sam Ortiz: Instagram & Portfolio Jenny Bruso & Unlikely Hikers - Her episode is called 'Fat & Outdoorsy' Mirna Valerio - Her episode is called: "How to be a Role Model" Fat Girls Hiking: Instagram and Website PNW Outdoor Women Sponsor Websites and Codes Merrell: Learn more by visiting to Merrell.com! Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Liam McNally. Music is also by Lee Rosevere using a Creative Commons Attribution license

In this episode’s STFU segment, Megan accidentally referred to Lisa Rinna’s daughter Delilah. She meant to refer to Rinna’s other daughter, Amelia.Link to Lizzo’s Website: http://cuziloveyou.lizzomusic.com/Link to 2 Dope Queens: https://www.wnycstudios.org/shows/dopequeensLink to DancEast in Nashville: http://www.danceast.org/Link to Fat Girls Hiking: https://www.instagram.com/fatgirlshiking/Link to Nashville Chapter of Fat Girls Hiking: https://www.facebook.com/groups/510141049516499/Link to GetFit615: https://www.instagram.com/getfit615/Link to Mirna Valerio IG: https://www.instagram.com/themirnavator/Link to Mirna Valerio’s book “A Beautiful Work in Progress”: https://themirnavator.com/the-book/

In this episode, Amelia travels to Providence, RI to speak with Samantha Puc, the co-editor of Fatventure Magazine about what it means to make a magazine about fatness that rejects diet culture and the process of coming out as fat.Don't forget to subscribe to the Fifty Feminist States newsletter AND support the Fatventure Kickstarter.Find shownotes at fiftyfeministstates.com/podcast/rhode-islandFollow:Fifty Feminist States on Instagram and iTunesFatventure on Instagram + support their Kickstarter!Sam also mentioned: Fat Girls Hiking, Unlikely Hikers, Virgie Tovar, Jessamyn Stanley

We put out a call for voice submissions, asking questions like: how will you bring what you’ve learned in the outdoors this year into 2019? Are you hoping to take up a new skill? Is there anyone you want to introduce to your outdoor life? Do you have any big trips planned? Or are you embracing resources closer to home? The answers were a resounding yes, all around. Women featured in this episode: Marissa Priestap, Alisha M’Lot Ruby and Jenni Goldman, Rhiannon Ball, Annabel Plush, Diandra Oliver, Jennifer, Meghan Young, Hailey Hirst, Kimberly Bradley, Katarina Mulec, Rachel Friedman, Kate Rafey, Rocio, Elisa Janson, Desiree Penner, Helen Wallis, Francesca Turauskis, Teresa Benitez, Greta Matos, and Christina Hickman Hosted by Gale Straub In this episode you'll hear: The question to ask yourself if you're looking to spend more time outside in 2019 Why bringing others (and pets!) out with you can be fulfilling How fat people are claiming space for themselves in the outdoor industry (and on Mount Kilimanjaro) in 2019 How nature is healing, emotionally and physically Why when you're recovering from an injury (and otherwise), adventure is relative How listeners are hoping to incorporate conservation advocacy into their recreation in 2019 The specific goals and bucket we have on our minds Why big goals are great but small goals are valuable, too How it's difficult to balance indoor and outdoor time when you work full time Gale's hopes for 2019 (hint, they have to do with balance, too!) Sponsored by Benchmark Maps and Audible Join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Learn more at She-Explores.com Resources Marissa Priestap: Instagram & Blog Rhiannon Ball: 'outdoorsy' Instagram & personal Instagram Annabell Plush: Instagram Diandra Oliver: Instagram, Blog, & Curvy Kili Crew Fat Girls Hiking: Instagram & Website Layla Cameron: Fat Hiking Club Documentary Katarina Mulec: Instagram & Balkan River Defense Rachel Friedman: The Ski Retreat Elisa Janson: Blog & Women's Trail Summit Francesca Turauskis: Seize Your Adventure Podcast Teresa Benitez: Instagram Greta Matos: Company she's building in Chile & Instagram Christina Hickman: Instagram & Blog Desiree Penner: Instagram & Art Sponsor Websites and Codes Benchmark Maps: Take 20% with code SHEEXPLORES at checkout Audible.com/explore: Get first month free and one free audiobook! Or text EXPLORE to 500500 to get started Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Jason Shaw, Lee Rosevere, and Kai Engel using a Creative Commons Attribution license.

Summer joins us today to share her vision of bringing people of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds, together for one common goal. She shares her experience of starting the movement of Fat Girls Hiking, sort of on accident! She is currently traveling the US to start more chapters of Fat Girls Hiking, and may even be in a city near you! Find her at: www.fatgirlshiking.com @fatgirlshiking on Instagram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to the fifth episode of Matter of Fat: a body positive podcast with Midwest sensibilities! Co-hosts Cat Polivoda and Saraya Boghani highlight community voices with a lens on body size, body positivity, & fat liberation. This episode, Cat and Saraya update each other on what's happening in the Twin Cities and their lives during The Fat Dish, talk with their guest Andy Kuhlmann about their story as a matter of fat, and dive into the Dirt and Discourse. This episode was originally released on October 17th 2018. In the Fat Dish, Cat chats upcoming Pollen Midwest events, her shop Cake Plus-Size Resale’s birthday, seeing Nicole Byer, and being part of a panel for Matriarch Digital Media during Twin Cities Startup Week. Saraya tells us about her recent trip to Colorado, seeing Rupi Kaur perform, and being on a panel about Body Positivity & Fat Liberation. Upcoming local events include: The Big Fat Super Swap on October 20th from 1-3PM at the Nokomis Community Center in South Minneapolis. Also on Saturday, October 20th, the local chapter of Fat Girls Hiking is hosting a hike at Elm Creek Park Reserve. This episode’s interview is with Andy Kuhlman. Andy recounts the beginnings of their personal fat activism and co-founding the Big Fat Super Swap, shares a bit about their comedic background, expresses the woes of finding clothing to fit their body and sense of style as a non-binary, superfat person, and shares their love of Sumo on Japanese Public Television and The Adventure Zone podcast. In Dirt + Discourse, Cat and Saraya discuss Weight Watcher’s recent rebrand to WW ( or, “Wellness” that “Works” - quotes ours, not theirs). Saraya’s got questions about what identity they’re trying to sell with this rebrand and why. She encourages us to “follow the money”! Cat questions their true commitment to wellness and challenges us to recognize that if diets worked for most people WW wouldn’t be in business. (It’s truly one heck of a business model.) Many thanks to you for listening and reading, KFAI and Mason Butler for supporting Matter of Fat, Allison Anne Design + Create for our logo, and Kyle Werstein for composing and producing our theme music. Find us! Website: www.kfai.org/matteroffat FB: www.facebook.com/matteroffatpod/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/matteroffatpod/?hl=en Twitter: twitter.com/matteroffatpod Email: matteroffatpod@gmail.com Mentioned in this episode: Pollen Midwest www.pollenmidwest.org/about/ Nicole Byer www.nicolebyerwastaken.com/ Matriarch Digital Media www.matriarchdm.com/ Twin Cities Startup Week twincitiesstartupweek.com/ Rupi Kaur rupikaur.com/ Big Fat Super Swap www.facebook.com/bigfatsuperswap/ Japanese Public Television www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/ The Adventure Zone Podcast www.maximumfun.org/shows/adventure-zone

Pour ce douzième et dernier épisode de la saison 1 de Quoi de meuf, Mélanie Wanga et Clémentine Gallot parlent de voyage.Du côté de la pop culture, vous retrouverez dans cet épisode les livres Mange, Prie, Aime et Wild, tous deux adaptés au cinéma, la série Gilmore Girls ainsi que le classique du 7e art Thelma et Louise.Enfin, Clémentine et Mélanie répondent à Elena qui cherche à se lancer en solo dans le monde la musique, encore largement dominé par la gent masculine.L’actu de Mélanie et Clémentine (00:43)Le thème de l’épisode : le voyage (03:00)Le moment Pop culture (26:19)Les recommandations culturelles (30:09)Le courrier des auditrices (34:44)Les références entendues dans l’épisodeFrida Kahlo par Frida Kahlo : Lettres 1922-1954 (2009), le recueil de correspondances de l’artisteLa librairie Bluestockings : 172 Allen St, New York, NY 10002, États-UnisNot That Bad : Dispatches from Rape Culture (2018), l’anthologie d’essais éditée par Roxane GayLes aventurières Nellie Bly, Jeanne Barret, Annie Londonderry et Alexandra David-NéelLa série The Knick (2014-2015), de Steven SoderberghLe livre Chez Soi : Une odyssée de l’espace domestique (2015), de Mona CholletLe blog La fille voyage, de l’autrice BD Aude MermilliodL’enquête de Tourdumondiste sur la sécurité des femmes voyageant seulesLe podcast La Bougeotte, co-animé par Laura Fernandez Rodriguez, Daisy Lorenzi et Marine PérinLe podcast Out There, animé par Willow BeldenLa plateforme On She Goes dédiée au voyage et adressée aux femmes de couleurLe site Travel NoireLe livre La Guide de Voyage : Paris (2018) de Charlotte Soulary, qui tient le blog éponymeLe site de Women of Paris, créé par Heid Evans et qui propose des promenades parisiennes sur l’histoire et l’influence des femmes dans la capitaleLe site Fat Girls Hiking, un groupe de randonnée body positive dans plusieurs villes américainesLe site de Girl Trek, un réseau de femmes noires qui font de la randonnéeLe blog Carnet de voyage féministe, tenu par Eva LunaLe webzine féministe et inclusif SimonaeLe site du magazine itinérant I HeartLe webzine Sassy Hong KongLe compte Instagram Visiter l’AfriqueLe livre Mange, Prie, Aime (2008) d’Elizabeth Gilbert, adapté au cinéma (2010) par Ryan Murphy avec Julia Roberts, James Franco et Javier BardemLe livre Wild (2012) de Cheryl Strayed, adapté au cinéma (2014) par Jean-Marc Vallée avec Reese WitherspoonLa série Gilmore Girls : A Year in the Life (2000-2017), par Amy Sherman-Palladino avec Lauren Graham et Alexis Bledel, séquel de Gilmore Girls dans lequel l’héroïne reproduit la marche de WildLe film Thelma et Louise (1991), par Ridley Scott, avec Geena Davis, Susan Sarandon, Harvey Keitel et Brad PittLe site du festival de musique itinérant Les Femmes s’en MêlentLes recommandations culturellesMélanie : la saison 2 de la série GLOW (Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling) (2018), par Liz Flahive et Carly Mensch, avec Alison Brie et Betty GilpinClémentine : le stand-up Happy To Be Here (2018) de Tig Notaro, sur NetflixCet épisode est rendu possible par La Servante Écarlate, le roman de Margaret Atwood, publié par Robert Laffont aux éditions Pavillons Poche. Un partenariat avec l'association Rêv'Elles.Pour retrouver le podcast Après la première page, c’est iciQuoi de Meuf est une émission de Mélanie Wanga et Clémentine Gallot produite par Nouvelles Écoutes. Réalisée par Aurore Meyer Mahieu, montée et mixée par Laurie Galligani.

Summer did not grow up hiking....in fact, it was pretty near the top of things she 'would just rather not do!' The mosquitoes and cold of Minnesota, combined with her speed and discomfort kept her off the trails and safely ensconced in the world of writing and photography.  However, one day she moved to Portland and found herself venturing outside.  At first, she still hated it, but it wasn't long before the beauty around her began calling her to the trails.  In her own words, "she fell in love with the air, the moss, the views, the waterfalls, and most of all, the strength that she felt whenever she hiked."        As she grew to love the outdoors, she also realized, more and more, that she was not represented at all out there. A self-proclaimed fat, queer woman, she never saw anyone like herself on the trails.  So she decided to create a community where people like her could come together.  Her goal was to make a safe place for folks that are under-represented in the outdoors, and she did just that by creating Fat Girls Hiking.     Now, Summer not only leads hikes and outings in the Portland area but also has extended her reach to include chapters in Minnesota and Tennessee. And don't let the name of the group fool you, everyone is welcome in Fat Girl's Hiking!  Summer has reached out to every person who is looking for a place to fall in love with the outdoors, themselves, and life.  She has taken body-positivism, outreach, and acceptance to a whole new level and has created something truly special.  Whether it be hiking, boxing, accessibility outings, or yoga, Summer is reaching out and making a difference by creating a place in the outdoors for everyone.     After I talk to Summer, join me as I share my own Appalachian Trail Adventures.  As I start my thru-hike attempt, I encounter giants, gunfire, and spiritual renewal in the form of red and green soda cans.     Special thanks to Huthmaker Violins, Dixie Huthmaker in particular, The Burns Sisters, and the Hiking Radio Network for making this episode possible. 

The best part about the internet? Real communities and businesses are built there. It's one place that movements can be made visible. While the "outdoors" and "online" can seem like an oxymoron, social media and other online platforms have enabled women to ignite change within the outdoor space. Even in the wilderness, we are never too far from technology. And while that can be a negative thing, this episode explores the positives that spring from women outdoors, online. We talk with Heather Balogh Rochfort aka "Just A Colorado Gal"; Nicole Brown, co-founder of @WomenWhoHike; Deanne Buck, executive director of Camber Outdoors; and hear from Summer Michaud-Skog of "Fat Girls Hiking", Zoe Balaconis of "Misadventures Magazine", Hatie Parameter of "Whoa Mag", and Jainee Dial, cofounder of "Wylder Goods". Learn more via www.she-explores.com/podcast Sponsored by Oru Kayak Music by Nihilore and MindsEye