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Robin Thurston, CEO of Outside, joins Second Nature for a discussion about the focus on supporting the entire ecosystem and experience for every user on the platform. We dig into what it means to build the vision of Outside and how that translates in a meaningful way (and how difficult it can be to achieve). Show Notes: Outside: https://www.outsideinc.com/ Outside Online: https://www.outsideonline.com/home Trailforks: https://www.trailforks.com/ Gaia GPS: https://www.gaiagps.com/ Map My Fitness: https://www.mapmyfitness.com/us/ Alex Hutchinson "Endure" (Book): https://amzn.to/4fH9M4y Outside Festival: https://festival.outsideonline.com/ Groundswell Experiential Agency: https://groundswellxm.com/ Superfly: https://superf.ly/ Join us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/second-nature-media Meet us on Slack: https://www.launchpass.com/second-nature Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/secondnature.media Subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.secondnature.media Subscribe to the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@secondnaturemedia
On August 1st, 2018, 27-year-old Samantha “Sam” Claire Sayers set out for a solo hike at Vesper Peak in Washington state, excited for a day in the great outdoors. But when she failed to return, her boyfriend Kevin Dares and a massive search effort were launched. As days turned into weeks, questions swirled—what happened to Sam? Did she meet with an accident, or is something more sinister at play? Join us as we unravel the mystery behind Sam's disappearance and explore the theories that haunt her loved ones.Support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month, with benefits starting at the $3 tier!Follow us on Instagram at offthetrailspodcastFollow us on Facebook at Off the Trails PodcastIf you have your own outdoor misadventure (or adventure) story that you'd like us to include in a listener episode, send it to us at offthetrailspodcast@gmail.com Please take a moment to rate and review our show, and a big thanks if you already have! Episode Sources:Vocal, Sam Sayers Blog, Gaia GPS, Strange Outdoors, Zilcsak Blog**We do our own research and try our best to cross reference reliable sources to present the most accurate information we can. Please reach out to us if you believe we have mispresented any information during this episode and we will be happy to correct ourselves in a future episode.
There are so many ways to stay on track during your adventures! From classic physical maps to modern GPS applications like Gaia GPS and OnX GPS, this episode covers some of our favorite navigation methods and the reasons for using each in different situations. While we all prefer slightly different methods of navigation, it's valuable to explore how we can expand our toolkit. Let us know your favorite ways to stay on route in the comments! ArcGIS Living Atlas - https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/en/home/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blue Ridge Overland Gear - Reclaim Your Journey SHOP NOW: https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2TInbINexaZME_0mhW_bnw INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/blueridgeoverlandgear/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/blueridgeoverlandgear ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Matt, Jim, and Alex Lindsay discuss how Eric Siegfried, founder of the popular hunting map company onX, quietly started outfitting landlocked public land while loudly positioning himself as a champion for opening access to these lands. Alex gives a rundown of Gaia GPS, a less expensive alternative to onX with the same basic functionality.
Thanks for wandering through nature with me. There's an app for that! When wandering through nature it is always fun to have a variety of apps to help you discover new places and identifying what you're seeing. Here are some links for some great nature related apps to use while you are Wandering through nature… Mapping and Hiking Trails - AllTrails - https://www.alltrails.com/ The Hiking Project - https://www.hikingproject.com/ GAIA GPS - https://www.gaiagps.com/ Avenza Maps - https://store.avenza.com/ Atly - https://www.atly.com/ Identification - Seek by INaturalist- https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/seek_app Google Lens - https://lens.google/ Merlin Bird ID - https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/ PlantSnap - https://www.plantsnap.com/ Leafsnap - https://leafsnap.app/ Audubon Bird Guide - https://www.audubon.org/app Moths and butterflies - https://leps.fieldguide.ai/figures Backyard Naturalist - I-Naturalist - https://www.inaturalist.org/ EBird - https://ebird.org/home Parks - NYS Parks Explorer app - https://parks.ny.gov/explorer-app/ National Parks Service - https://www.nps.gov/subjects/digital/nps-apps.htm Support the podcast by sharing, subscribing, reviewing and downloading. You can also get extras by joining my Patreon page at… www.patreon.com/thenaturewanderer Or support future episodes by donating at https://ko-fi.com/thenaturewanderer You can find me at: www.naturewanderer.org www.instagram.com/the_nature_wanderer www.facebook.com/thenaturewanderer Thank you for listening and keep wandering through nature. I'll see you next week. Help keep the planet healthy and clean. Affordable environmentally friendly products at Life Without Plastic. Click here to shop for the planet. Get a FREE 30 day trial of Audible by clicking here! Great nature reads on your phone or laptop. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paul-fehringer3/support
Better Fuji Photos Episode 18: Five Apps to Improve your Landscape & Travel Photography As much as I hate to say that I love smartphone apps to help my photography, I'm going to have to get used to it. Smartphone apps can really help with photography planning, creation, and post-production. Here are five landscape & travel photography apps that you should really check out if you're not already familiar with them. The five photography apps that I absolutely love: PhotoPills The Photographer's Ephemeris 3D Gaia GPS PeakFinder AR RAW Camera Phone App Links mentioned in this episode: Online Photography Courses: https://photocourses.link/learn. Use the code "POD20" for 20% off. Article - The Five Best Apps for Travel & Landscape Photographers: https://www.jmpeltier.com/five-essential-outdoor-photo-apps/ Article - PhotoPills vs The Photographer's Ephemeris (TPE): https://www.jmpeltier.com/photopills-vs-tpe/ Article - Planning a Photography Project with Gaia GPS: https://www.jmpeltier.com/photography-project-planning-gaiagps/ Please subscribe, rate, and review wherever you prefer to listen to your podcasts so we can keep this show going. If you ever have any questions that you'd like to have answered in an episode, please send me an email at mail@jmpeltier.com. End music: Dylan Sitts - Tahoe Trip
In this episode, Anna, Janet and Juli share with you all different sayings/words we use in MTB vernacular and their meaning, it gets a little silly, bear with us! In our bike parts segment we break down the different parts of the spokes. Our shout out goes to the Trailforks App - Great for finding new trail systems, recording rides, integrated with Strava, has other activities besides biking, directions to parking areas, suggested routes, 3D feature, can upload your photos, find events/races, can download areas for offline usage, has heatmaps and you can create routes! Both free and paid options (Outside+ also comes with GAIA GPS). Download it today in your App Store!Check out our website: GLOW MTBFollow us on Instagram: @glow_mtbJoin our Facebook Group: GLOW MTBSend us an Email: mtbglow@gmail.com Thank you for listening to the GLOW MTB Podcast! We are the Glorious Ladies on Wheels are here to share stories, tips and tricks all about mountain biking and keeping you informed of what is happening in our incredible community. GLOW is located in the Upper Valley of VT/NH and your hosts for the Podcast are Anna, Janet and Juli. Kickstands Up!
In our Mailbag! episodes, we answer questions from listeners about the national parks, ranger-led tours, road trips, camping, backpacking, gear, relationships, and pretty much whatever anyone wants to ask us. In this episode, we cover these topics: · Some of our favorite hikes in Big Bend National Park · Our thoughts on which parks are good for pre-teens · Budget-friendly suggestions for visiting the parks · How we plan for a road trip Link to a government site that displays wildfire and air quality info · Which apps we use to store and remember information about hiking trails Link to AllTrails, which we use to research specific trails and read recent trail reports Link to GAIA GPS, which we use to navigate and record our hikes · How to keep your lunch cold while hiking Link to insulated lunch bags we use to keep our lunch items cool while we hike · And more! Also! Please check out our online merch store Dirtlander.com. Here you'll find fun and inspiring shirts and merchandise. Subscribe to The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen, and if you've enjoyed our show, please leave us a review or rating on Apple Podcasts. Five-star ratings help other listeners find our show. Follow us on Instagram at @mattandkarensmith, on Twitter at @mattandkaren, on Facebook at dearbobands, or check out our blog at www.mattandkaren.com. To advertise on The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast, email us at mattandkarensmith@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, we will be heading back to Big Bear CA to try our luck at Gold Mountain 3N69. Gold Mountain is one of the more challenging offroad / 4x4 trails on the Big Bear Mountain Range. The trail starts by immediately winding its way up to just over 8,000 feet. Due to the technical challenges of this rock crawling trail and its unique location overlooking Big Bear Lake, this trail is a popular destination for many off-roaders. Besides the simplicity of the location, Gold Mountain offers drivers two different technical ledge/waterfalls, the most significant rock garden on the mountain - the best spot for group photos, and the best views of the resort town. But be ready; the trail can easily deceive most drivers resulting in body damage to your rocker panels or something worse. GAIA GPS link = https://www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=13.4/-116.8438/34.2866&pubLink=CScozggEovRSAHr3qBPXmki8&trackId=923a32ec-ea6c-4f18-8061-cc01518482f8&layer=usfs-mvum,usfs-recsites help support the channel= https://streamelements.com/dangerclose1020/tip EMAIL bravooverland@gmail.com
Susan's encore warbler trip, Emilie & Ray's warbler trip, then biking and bird photography.GAIA GPS navigation app
Abby was a D1 distance runner at Princeton and CU Boulder, turned pro triathlete, turned pro runner for adidas, turned free agent. She also works for Gaia GPS and Outside Inc, is Co-Host of the Outspoken Podcast and is the picture of integrating creative lives and careers with running and sport.We talk about collegiate running culture, the competitive mindset, what it means to make running your profession and the existential questions that seem fairly universal.
What do you do when you're unhappy in your corporate job? You hit the road and drive - all the way to Australia., Canada, and northbound to the Arctic. That's how Monique Song found her way into offroading, eventually becoming the beloved Overland Lady. Monique wields both a wrench and a flatiron (for her hair) and gives wise insights on how each tool has played an important role in her adventures in her 100 series Toyota Landcruiser. Unfortunately, her well-known and loved Landcruiser is no more. Monique joined the rollover club on the the Dempster Highway last fall, totaling her rig and leaving her stranded in the remote Arctic. Tune into the podcast to hear Monique describe what it felt like to experience a crash of this magnitude and walk away with minor injuries. Plus, learn the full details of the recovery efforts and get a sneak peak at the rig she's eyeing next -- this time it's all about the gas mileage. If you want to explore like a boss like Overland Lady does, you're going to need Gaia GPS Premium. With a Premium membership, you'll be able to create your own routes, download maps for offline use, and access the entire map catalog, including offroading favorites like MVUM, the mines and minerals layer, satellite imagery, USFS roads and trails, weather maps, and more. If you don't have Gaia GPS Premium yet, you're in luck. For a limited time, podcast listeners get a 40 percent discount on Gaia GPS Premium. Sign up now to get the maps for every adventure -- from overlanding to hiking to hunting -- all in one app on Gaia GPS.
The easiest way to get into overlanding is to simply just go. “You need a shelter, you need food and water, and you need some safety gear.” says Brad Kowitz, the creator of TrailRecon, a wildly popular YouTube channel dedicated to all things overlanding. “That's my advice, just get the basics, get out there, and go have a good time.” Helping folks get outside and experience the benefits of nature is the whole reason Brad and his wife Regena started TrailRecon. The channel debuted in 2015 with a video that Brad and Regena's son Jordan made of their trip to the mud caves in California's Anza Borrego State Park. The video gained an audience and soon the Kowitzs were posting about all their camping trips. The channel went viral. Now, with almost half a million subscribers, TrailRecon covers every aspect of the overland adventure, from camp cooking to vehicle mods to detailed trail reports. Even though Brad has reached next level YouTube fame, getting on a trip with TrailRecon is not out of reach. Brad is the face of E3 Overland — a nationwide overland community that helps to educate, empower, and entertain folks on the trail. In addition to web-based learning, E3 focuses on in-person events that get members together all across the country. Brad says joining members on E3 events keeps him grounded and connected to people who love the outdoors. You can hear more about how you can join TrailRecon on an overlanding trip in 2022 on episode 13 of the Gaia GPS Offroad podcast. Plus, you won't want to miss Brad's take on overlanding with a full-size pickup, the benefits of traveling with an offroad trailer, and Regena's sage advice for making a reluctant spouse fall in love with roughing it in the great outdoors. If you want to follow in the tread of TrailRecon and plan custom overland trips far away from the crowds, you're going to need Gaia GPS Premium. With a Premium membership, you'll be able to create your own routes, download maps for offline use, and access the entire map catalog, including offroading favorites like MVUM, the mines and minerals layer, satellite imagery, USFS roads and trails, weather maps, and more. If you don't have Gaia GPS Premium yet, you're in luck. For a limited time, podcast listeners get a 40 percent discount on Gaia GPS Premium. Sign up now to get the maps for every adventure -- from overlanding to hiking to hunting -- all in one app on Gaia GPS.
On this episode I have SoCal based trekker, outdoor explorer, professional hiking guide, and creator of HikingGuy.com, Cris Hazzard, join me on the show. We chat about how taking an international corporate job sparked his outdoor journey, the backstory behind creating HikingGuy.com, his top SoCal trails, tips & advice for long day hikes & newbie hikers, tips for outdoor bloggers & writers, current gear recommendations, All Trails vs Gaia GPS, how hiking and nature has impacted his overall life, and the one outdoor experience he would relive all over again. Cris's hiking guides and virtual trail guides have been read and watched by millions online. I have personally been using his guides since the beginning of my hiking journey so having Cris on the show was a full circle moment and true honor to have him join us. Visit HikingGuy website on https://hikingguy.com/ Support HikingGuy (Affiliate Links): https://hikingguy.com/support-hiking-guy/ Watch HikingGuy Virtual Trail guides: https://www.youtube.com/c/Hikingguy Follow Cris Hazzard on https://www.instagram.com/hikingguy_com 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 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justtrek/message
Adventuring with your partner can be challenging to say the least. But don't give up when tensions run high. Tim and Marisa Notier are living proof that adventuring as a couple can be done — even when you share a seat on a motorcycle for five years. From Illinois to the tip of Argentina, and up and down Africa, the Notiers have explored the natural world and their relationship's limits. Get their insights on how they make it work and manage to have some fun along the way. Tune in to hear the complete story of how these high school sweethearts rekindled their relationship after an extended hiatus. In this hilarious and honest discussion, the Notiers pull back the curtain on how they got into adventure riding in the first place, why they chose to ride tandem around the world, and how they manage to work as a team on long-distance rides. Learn more about the Notiers on their website. Read about their adventures in Tim's books that chronicle the couple's adventure motorcycle journey. Follow them on Instagram to see what they are up to next. Got your own travel plans? You're going to need Gaia GPS to get your there. For a limited time, podcast listeners get 40 percent off on a Gaia GPS Premium Membership. Premium lets you download maps for offline navigation and access hundreds of maps to get the info you need for the places you're going next! Just go to www.gaiagps,com/offroadpodcast to snag that sweet discount.
If you got out on some epic trails in 2021, chances are you used Gaia GPS's powerful planning and navigation tools to help get you out there. Did you know that while you were roasting marshmallows on the campfire, Gaia GPS's cartographers and engineers were hard at work improving and updating the app? Chris Kracht of 4XOA and Matt McClellan of Ozark Overland are here to sift through some of the best new maps and features that Gaia GPS rolled out in 2021. These two Gaia GPS experts hit on everything from Android Auto to 3D maps and public tracks. Plus, they touch on an all new feature in the Gaia Topo map that hasn't even been announced yet, but will make your campsite reservations as easy as pie. Don't miss this deep dive on what's new from last year and get some insights from Chris and Matt on how these features stack up for dirt road adventures. If you haven't made the jump to Premium, now's the time to do it. Now through the end of 2021, podcast listeners can get 40 percent off a Gaia GPS Premium Membership. Plus you can pair Gaia GPS's extensive map catalog and route planning tools with 20 percent off a Trails Offroad membership. Trails Offroad has thousands of detailed route guides that you can push to your Gaia GPS account with a press of a button. Get it all now at a discount and put that money you saved toward your next upgrade, we know you got one coming!
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It's your worst nightmare. You're all alone, miles from the trailhead, when you trip over a rock and break your leg. What do you do? If you have a satellite communication device, you press a button and send a message for help. Yes, rescue in the backcountry has become that easy. These palm-sized units allow you to communicate from anywhere in the world, let others track your progress in the backcountry, and provide a direct line to help when you need it. How exactly do satellite communication devices work, and can you trust them? We sat down with Morris Shawn, president of ZOLEO Inc, to give you the inside scoop on how the ZOLEO satellite communicator works. From seamless messaging to remote weather reports and location tracking in the field, Morris explains all the benefits of carrying a satellite communicator in areas beyond cell service. Plus, get the scoop on what actually happens when you press that dreaded SOS button, and hear about some of the most ridiculous calls for help Morris has seen in recent years. And it's good timing, because if you're in the market for a satellite communication device, ZOLEO is having a killer sale from November 12, 2021 to November 30, 2021. You can pick up a ZOLEO two-way satellite messenger for $149, that's 25 percent off the retail price. And if you activate your device by January 30, 2022, you'll get a 6-month Gaia GPS Premium Membership for free if you're not already a member. Nothing pairs better with satellite communication than Gaia GPS's robust collection of maps and offline planning and navigation tools. Get them both today in this special deal. Visit the Gaia GPS blog to save.
It's your worst nightmare. You're all alone, miles from the trailhead, when you trip over a rock and break your leg. What do you do? If you have a satellite communication device, you press a button and send a message for help. Yes, rescue in the backcountry has become that easy. These palm-sized units allow you to send messages from anywhere in the world, let others track your progress in the backcountry, and provide a direct line to help when you need it.How exactly do satellite communication devices work, and can you trust them? We sat down with Morris Shawn, president of ZOLEO Inc, to give you the inside scoop on how the ZOLEO satellite communicator works. From seamless messaging to remote weather reports and location tracking in the field, Morris explains all the benefits of carrying a satellite communicator in areas beyond cell service. Plus, get the skinny on what actually happens when you press that dreaded SOS button, and hear about some of the most ridiculous calls for help Morris has seen in recent years.And it's good timing, because if you're in the market for a satellite communication device, ZOLEO is having a killer sale from November 12, 2021 to November 30, 2021. You can pick up a ZOLEO two-way satellite messenger for $149, that's 25 percent off the retail price. And if you activate your device by January 30, 2022, you'll get a 6-month Gaia GPS Premium Membership for free if you're not already a member. Nothing pairs better with satellite communication than Gaia GPS's robust collection of maps and offline planning and navigation tools. Get them both today in this special deal. Visit the Gaia GPS blog to save.
Give the gift of adventure. In this, our annual gear and gift guide, we talk about the gear we use, love, and in some cases, absolutely can't live without. Whether you are looking for holiday gift ideas toward the end of the year or need gear suggestions in any season, this episode is a great starting point. Check out our companion blog post with links to many of the items we discuss. The links on our website are sponsored. Any commissions we earn from them go a long way to making this podcast possible. Thank you for your support. Special offer! And as a bonus to our listeners, GAIA GPS is offering 20% off a one-year subscription to their app when you follow this link. Please subscribe to The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen, and if you've enjoyed our show, please leave us a review or rating on Apple Podcasts. Five-star ratings help other listeners find our show. Follow us on Instagram at @mattandkarensmith, on Twitter at @mattandkaren, on Facebook at dearbobands, or check out our blog at www.mattandkaren.com. To advertise on The Dear Bob and Sue Podcast, email us at mattandkarensmith@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Cara as she interviews Matt McClellan to discuss YOUR Gaia questions. A couple of watchers join in with questions and so much is learned. Stay tuned for this one!! SUBSCRIBE on YouTube! https://youtube.com/c/OzarkOverlandAdventures LIKE on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/wanderwonderrepeatpodcast/?ref=page_internal SUPPORT our Adventures at patreon.com/ozarkoverlandadventures! WEAR our Merch! https://www.longcreekoverland.com/shop/14 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wanderwonderrepeat/support
Eric and Brittany Highland quit their tech industry jobs seven years ago and have lived on the road ever since. They started with an RV and eventually moved into a Jeep Wrangler that was set up for rock crawling. Then their son, Caspian, arrived and they built a Jeep Gladiator around the idea of traveling the world with a toddler. Just days before crossing the U.S. border into Mexico, the Highlands sat down for an interview with Wade about their travel plans for the next 10 to 15 years. With no definitive schedule in mind, the couple reflects on how this colossal journey came to be, the details of building out a rig for global overland travel, and how raising a child on international roads is one of the best ideas they ever had. Follow the Highlands in all their travels on Instagram, check out their blog for detailed reports, and watch their YouTube channel for more information. Also if you're inspired by Brittany, Eric, and Caspian, consider becoming Patreons to support their trip around the globe. Also, don't forget to pick up your sweet discounts from Trails Offroad and Gaia GPS on get on with your own epic road trip. Visit www.gaiagps.com/offroadpodcast to get 20 percent off on a Premium Membership. Then go to the Trails Offroad website for 20 percent off a membership that unlocks some 2,700 detailed trail guides for North America. And here's the great news: Trails Offroad routes sync to your Gaia GPS account with a simple press of a button. Now it's easier than ever to have the best maps and the best trail guides for your next adventure. Don't miss out!
Is overlanding really just eating your way through the beautiful places in the backcountry? Marco Hernandez of ovrlndx joins us on the Gaia GPS Offroad podcast this week to discuss everything camp cooking. Author of The Overland Cook, Marco is best known for his spicy hot, south-of-the-border cuisine. Everything from his traditional birria tacos to fresh, homemade salsa, Marco delivers his best tips for gourmet cooking from the back of the Jeep. Plus, our host Wade dives into the details of Marco's brand new Jeep 392, dubbed by the manufacturer as the "quickest, most powerful Wrangler" ever made. You can pick up a copy of Marco's book The Overland Cook (available in English and Spanish) on his website ovrlndx.com and follow his YouTube channel to watch Marco in action. Impress your friends on your next camping trip with Marco's famous and easy-to-make chimichurri recipe, an Argentinian sauce that tastes great as a topping for meats or spooned over toasted sourdough bread as an appetizer. And don't forget to pick up your sweet discounts from Trails Offroad and Gaia GPS and get on the trail. Visit www.gaiagpscom/offroadpodcast to get 20 percent off on a Premium Membership. Then go to the Trails Offroad website for 20 percent off a membership that unlocks some 2,700 trail guides for North America. The best news is that all those thousands of Trails Offroad routes can be shipped straight to your Gaia GPS account with a simple press of a button. Get the deal while it lasts.
Building out your dream overlanding vehicle can be an overwhelming task, leaving you in a state of “analysis by paralysis.” But don't worry, Jason Specht of Mountain State Overland is here to help. Jason recently built out a Toyota Tacoma and a couple of 4Runners. He walks us through what he learned from that process and how to dump your hard earned cash into the upgrades you need instead of the upgrades you want. In this casual and informative chat sponsored by Trails Offroad, Jason dishes out the best tips for modifying your vehicle with utility and purpose in mind. Step one in Jason's lesson? Be honest about how you intend to use your rig, and start building from that vantage point. From rooftop tents to camp cookware, Jason points out the gear worth the investment and the gear that's a hard pass. “I don't want to turn people away from the passion to buy stuff, because we do live in a consumer-driven economy." Jason says on the podcast. "But you know, really think about what you need before you do it,” Jason's sound advice includes fun tidbits on his favorite driving music, the cheapest and tastiest camp dinner, and the sketchiest route he pulled a trailer over. Learn more about Jason and Mountain State Overland on Instagram, YouTube, and on the web. And don't forget to take advantage of discounted memberships from Trails Offroad and Gaia GPS.
Mary Forgione covers outdoors and travel for the Los Angeles Times. She's also editor of The Wild, a newsletter that covers essential outdoor content for Southern Californians. She loves running, hiking, camping and backpacking, and doing anything outdoors -- and always looks for new ways to experience destinations in California and beyond. Mary also is a trained volunteer Sierra Club outings leader who leads free hikes open to all. She hikes to the top of Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous U.S., every year. She recently spearheaded the L.A. Times 24-page Hiking Guide, with 50 of the best SoCal hikes. latimes.com/hiking. Sign up for THE WILD: https://www.latimes.com/newsletters/the-wild Destination Tips: Gary – Castle Mountains National Monument Jen – Walla Walla Hiking in Oregon, https://www.wallawalla.org/hiking/ Mary – Amboy Crater Hike, late fall or winter in Mojave Travel tips of the week: Gary – The Brave Browser for blocking ads, third-party cookies. It brings in your history and extensions from Chrome. More secure and less server issues. Jen – ENO hammock at REI https://www.rei.com/product/875843/eno-pacific-crest-trail-association-doublenest-hammock Mary – Two apps that people should download - All Trails and Gaia GPS. https://www.alltrails.com/
Episode 36 of Out and Back is a cross-collaboration with our brand new overlanding podcast: The Gaia GPS Offroad Podcast! The Gaia GPS Offroad Podcast, sponsored by Trails Offroad, brings you conversations with experienced offroaders and overlanders from around the world. Listen in as host, fighter jet pilot, and experienced overlander Wade May dives deep under the hood with experts in the field. International travelers and backyard explorers alike transport you to their most harrowing encounters, biggest lessons, and most epic adventures on the trail.The debut episode launches with a story from Casey Kaiser, an experienced overlander with a penchant for finding abandoned homesteads in the desert. Casey takes us on a complete misadventure. Thirty miles off the grid, Casey's fully upgraded Jeep Wrangler Rubicon JKU suddenly caught fire. The flames quickly engulfed Casey's entire Jeep, leaving him stranded in the middle of the night in Oregon's high desert. Casey made it home safely to tell us what he learned from this unforeseen catastrophe.Connect with Casey on his Coyote Works YouTube channel. Follow his mostly solo overland adventures on Instagram.The Gaia GPS Offroad podcast, sponsored by Trails Offroad, drops episodes every other week! Catch it in between episodes of Out and Back! You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and anywhere else you listen to podcasts!Check out the Gaia GPS Offroad podcast on Instagram!Make sure to also check out Out and Back on Instagram!Finally, remember to pick up your sweet discount on a Trails Offroad membership and then pair that with a discounted Gaia GPS Premium Membership!
Casey Kaiser was on a solo trip in Eastern Oregon's remote backcountry when all of the sudden his yellow Jeep Wrangler burst into flames. "And I just noticed out of the corner of my eye, it looked like a little steam coming out from underneath my hood," Casey says on the Gaia GPS Offroad podcast. "And as soon as I lifted the hood, flames erupted from underneath there... I have a serious problem here." Casey unloaded a fire extinguisher onto the burning engine block, but the fire kept raging. Flames quickly engulfed the entire Jeep, burning it to the ground and taking all of Casey's personal items with it. Soon, the blazing Jeep quickly became the least of Casey's problems. The fire threatened to spread into the surrounding sagebrush - a virtual tinderbox of fuel. All alone, Casey worked for hours to contain the blaze. And with the embers finally dwindling in the darkness of the night, Casey took shelter under a Juniper tree and watched as his generously upgraded Jeep smoldered into a pile of ash in the sand. Tune in to the Gaia GPS Offroad podcast to learn how Casey narrowly escaped disaster in the high desert. Casey delves into the lessons he learned from this catastrophe, including the expensive reality of insurance coverage. Find out how Gaia GPS helped Casey's friends find him 30 miles off the pavement and in the middle of the night. Plus, learn why Casey played the odds and replaced his totaled Jeep with, you won't believe this, another brand new, fully upgraded Jeep Wrangler. Connect with Casey on his Coyote Works YouTube channel. Follow his mostly solo overland adventures on Instagram. And don't forget to pick up your sweet discount on a Trails Offroad membership and a Gaia GPS Premium Membership.
Outside Inc. has put together an unrivaled portfolio of active lifestyle brands, including Backpacker, Women's Running, Yoga Journal, Outside Magazine, Outside TV, Gaia GPS, Peloton Magazine and more. CEO Robin Thurston discusses Outside's audience opportunity and his plan to grow subscriptions to 50% of revenue.
John Finnan co-hosted the iPad Possibilities Podcast with Tim Chaten from 2010 to 2011. John uses the iPad these days for fiction writing, off-road GPS driving, and photo editing. We also discuss his history with the iPad, iPadOS 15, and his experiences upgrading from the iPad mini to the XDR iPad Pro.Bonus content and early episodes with chapter markers are available by supporting the podcast at www.patreon.com/ipadpros. Show notes are available at www.iPadPros.net. Feedback is welcomed at iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com.Chapter Markers00:00:00: Opening00:01:04: Apple Podcasts and Patreon00:02:48: John Finnan00:06:03: Gaia GPS00:06:40: Dometic00:07:39: Handwriting00:08:40: 2021 iPad Pro (12.9") - 1TB 5G00:10:34: Fiction Writing00:10:57: Microsoft Word00:11:40: Trackpad00:13:33: Photo Editing00:15:00: Cellular iPads00:16:31: Trackpads (continued)00:17:59: The role of the iPad00:20:08: Favorite apps00:20:41: Photo library00:22:03: Publishing 00:23:38: Any apps you wish existed?00:24:34: M100:30:31: iPadOS 1500:31:19: Downgrading00:33:01: iPadOS 1500:33:34: Quick Notes00:35:37: Live Text00:37:15: Widgets00:38:28: Focus00:41:07: Swift Playgrounds00:47:33: Thunderbolt00:51:13: Hopes and Dreams00:51:57: Universal Control00:53:03: iOS Desktiop Computer00:56:06: iPhone XS Max and BYOD00:59:13: Email01:00:39: Anything else? 01:01:42: Off-road Truck01:03:59: Closing See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The landscape always played a crucial role in forging Phoebe Novitsky's and Ian Silberman's connection. From taking a wrong turn on Colorado's Grizzly Peak to bonking on an epic gravel ride, Ian and Phoebe quickly got to know each other through their trials and triumphs outside. And they developed an unbreakable bond in the process. Ian knew he wanted to incorporate geography into his proposal to Phoebe, and he ended up taking it to the next level. Tune in to the episode to hear all about his ingenious plan. You may want to grab a box of tissues, too, as you sink into this heartwarming story of how maps (and in particular, Gaia GPS) helped Phoebe and Ian take a trip through time and space to put a ring on their relationship.Check out pictures from the proposal on the Gaia GPS blog!Learn how you can make your own memories on the map by using Gaia GPS's new feature, emoji waypoints. Make sure to check out the Out and Back Podcast on Instagram.Remember, podcast listeners get a Discount on a Gaia GPS Membership!
You may have heard me say that I'm terrible at navigation. That's not really something that you want to admit to as an "Overlander," but it's true for me. However, I'm working to get better and the first step towards that is picking up Gaia GPS. I've used Google Maps for quite a while now, but the downside is that they become almost useless when there's no cell service. Plus, Gaia is just more common sense and easier to use. So, check out the video for more info! As mentioned, here's the Northology Adventures link for 20% off Gaia: https://www.gaiagps.com/discounts/?fp_ref=cindy-61 A huge thanks to my featured partners: Rugged Bound Supply Co (my roof top tent, awnings, and more): https://bit.ly/3eyphi9 Trailbuilt Offroad (everything wheels and tires-this link takes you to my wheel setup. If you buy anything from them, when checking out, make sure to select “All Things Overlanding” from the “how you heard about us” drop down!): https://bit.ly/3aDFYqA Overland Addict (any type of Overlanding gear you could want): https://bit.ly/3dQ0MNC The Last US Bag Company (great quality Overlanding bags, get yours here): https://bit.ly/3fB7Xdh Northology Adventures (Sign up for their FREE monthly magazine and check out their events!): https://bit.ly/3iww7Ue Lots of people have asked how they can support the channel, so I've now got morale patches and stickers! Click here to get patches and stickers: https://bit.ly/33qU1vY For a full list of my gear, check out this page for quick reference links: https://bit.ly/3nbV7DL For more great content and info, you can follow me on Facebook, Instagram, or search for All Things Overlanding on all the major podcast channels! Facebook: https://bit.ly/34pYsXv Instagram: https://bit.ly/34pYS01 YouTube: https://bit.ly/3cV5ZBb --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsoverlanding/support
The GC picture at the 2021 Giro d'Italia has come into view, with Egan Bernal proving himself to be the strongest rider in the race. On this week's podcast we examine Bernal's dominance, and discuss what it means for the wider dynamics within the sport. Does Bernal have what it takes to challenge Tadej Pogacar at the Tour de France in the future? While the maglia rosa is firmly on Bernal's back, the fight for the two spots on the podium is hardly decided, with five riders sitting within two or so minutes of each other. Unsung hero Damiano Caruso is battling with GC stars to stay in second place, and we discuss which riders have the best shot at finishing second and third. Then, Larry Warbasse joins us again from the Giro d'Italia's second rest day to answer your questions. What gear ratio did Larry use on Monte Zoncolan? What did people think about the truncated 16th stage? Larry answers your questions. All that and more on this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast. This week's episode is brought to you by the new Outside+, our membership program that includes an Outside Magazine subscription, a membership with Gaia GPS, an elite package with FinisherPix, and the other perks included in the Active Pass membership. For more information go to velonews.com/outsideplus.
The GC picture at the 2021 Giro d'Italia has come into view, with Egan Bernal proving himself to be the strongest rider in the race. On this week's podcast we examine Bernal's dominance, and discuss what it means for the wider dynamics within the sport. Does Bernal have what it takes to challenge Tadej Pogacar at the Tour de France in the future? While the maglia rosa is firmly on Bernal's back, the fight for the two spots on the podium is hardly decided, with five riders sitting within two or so minutes of each other. Unsung hero Damiano Caruso is battling with GC stars to stay in second place, and we discuss which riders have the best shot at finishing second and third. Then, Larry Warbasse joins us again from the Giro d'Italia's second rest day to answer your questions. What gear ratio did Larry use on Monte Zoncolan? What did people think about the truncated 16th stage? Larry answers your questions. All that and more on this week's episode of The VeloNews Podcast. This week's episode is brought to you by the new Outside+, our membership program that includes an Outside Magazine subscription, a membership with Gaia GPS, an elite package with FinisherPix, and the other perks included in the Active Pass membership. For more information go to velonews.com/outsideplus.
We're recording a day later than normal this week so that we can discuss the Giro d'Italia's awesome stage 11 — the one held on those gravel strade bianche roads! Ineos Grenadiers took control of the race, Egan Bernal was a huge star, and Remco Evenepoel lost steam. On today's podcast we break down all of the storylines and takes from the thrilling with Andrew Hood and VeloNews Podcast newcomer Sadhbh O'Shea! Then, Larry Warbasse is back on the podcast to answer your questions. Larry is racing his fourth Giro d'Italia, and he fields your questions about breakaways, water bottle zones, and rainy weather. All that and more on today's episode of The VeloNews Podcast. This week's episode is brought to us by the new Outside+, our new $99 annual membership package that includes Outside Magazine, Gaia GPS, and all of the cool perks from Active Pass.
We're recording a day later than normal this week so that we can discuss the Giro d'Italia's awesome stage 11 — the one held on those gravel strade bianche roads! Ineos Grenadiers took control of the race, Egan Bernal was a huge star, and Remco Evenepoel lost steam. On today's podcast we break down all of the storylines and takes from the thrilling with Andrew Hood and VeloNews Podcast newcomer Sadhbh O'Shea! Then, Larry Warbasse is back on the podcast to answer your questions. Larry is racing his fourth Giro d'Italia, and he fields your questions about breakaways, water bottle zones, and rainy weather. All that and more on today's episode of The VeloNews Podcast. This week's episode is brought to us by the new Outside+, our new $99 annual membership package that includes Outside Magazine, Gaia GPS, and all of the cool perks from Active Pass.
Merre menjünk? Mikor menjünk és mivel közelítsük meg? El fogunk ázni? Mit látunk, ha odaérünk? Hogy hívják azt a hegycsúcsot? Mindenre van egy app. Lehetetlenség mindet felsorolni, de jópár kedvencet és hasznosat azért bemutatunk. Locus Map - https://www.locusmap.app/ Mapy.cz - https://en.mapy.cz/ AllTrails - https://www.alltrails.com/ Peak Finder - https://www.peakfinder.org/ Gaia GPS - https://www.gaiagps.com/ Guthook - https://atlasguides.com/trail-guides/ Turistaterkep.com - https://turistaterkep.com/ MapRun - http://maprunners.net/ Virtuális Tanösvény - https://www.gordogok.hu/gorapp/virtualis_tanosveny/ Közkutak - https://www.kozkutak.hu/
Episode Highlights: You’ll hear how Outside Inc., is modernizing endemic journalism through editorial and experience acquisitions and a strong content ecosystem Robin and Kristin share how Covid-19 shifted consumer behavior and how those shifts are connected to a massive influx of newcomers into the outdoor markets You’ll get Robin’s take on one of the most important approaches to retain these newcomers - making it easy for them to identify and actively engage with their passions Discover the long-term vision and strategy for Outside Inc., including its membership program and how the teams at Outside Inc.’s myriad of publications and brand experiences will work to “catch and keep” our outdoor recreation newcomers in 2021 Welcome to another season of Channel Mastery! This episode featuring Robin Thurston, CEO of Outside is our inaugural episode of season four. We can’t wait to offer another season of Channel Mastey, presented by Verde Brand Communications. Robin is the CEO of Outside, the world’s leading creator of active lifestyle content and experiences. Formerly known as Pocket Outdoor Media, Robin acquired Outside along with other companies such as OutsideTV, Gaia GPS, AthleteReg and Peloton magazine in February 2021. To say I was excited to interview him is an understatement. Through these acquisitions and a major rebranding, Robin and the Outside team have created an incredible content ecosystem that is changing the experiential and outdoor media market and single handedly modernizing journalism. On the episode, he shares how their strong content enables them to create data that leads to personalization and ultimately converts to membership and a tailored consumer experience. We touch on the consumer behavior shifts that took place in 2020 and how Outside is focused on connecting and engaging with newcomers to the outdoor industry. As always, thanks for listening to Channel Mastery! Subscribe today to hear new episodes first all season long! Robin Thurston is the CEO of Outside, the world's leading creator of active lifestyle content and experiences. Formerly known as Pocket Outdoor Media, Robin acquired Outside along with other companies such as OutsideTV, Gaia GPS, AthleteReg, and Peloton Magazine in February of 2021. Outside now reaches 70 million of the most active consumers across its web, print, podcast, social, video, and TV platforms. Before joining Outside, Robin ran a consumer genetics company called Helix in Silicon Valley, and co-founded and built MapMyFitness into one of the world’s largest open fitness tracking platforms. A Colorado-native, Robin resides in Boulder with his wife and three children.
In this episode we catch up on all the new Garmin news & models for the handheld & smartwatch market. GEOS gets bought by Garmin. Garmin updates some of the offerings within the RV and power sport market and Gaia GPS got bought by the publishers of Backpacker magazine. I also answer a few questions that have been posted on the Avoiding chores YouTube channel. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/avoidingchores/message
Today I’m joined by Robin Thurston, CEO of Outside. Outside, or Pocket Outdoor Media, as it was formerly known, is a platform for active lifestyle content and experiences. In this episode, we talk about the acquisitions, rebrand, and $150M funding round that helped turn Pocket into Outside. Robin shares his vision for a recurring revenue bundle across all aspects of an active lifestyle. And we discuss the challenges and opportunities brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. More from Robin Robin Thurston is the CEO of Outside, the world’s leading creator of active lifestyle content and experiences. Formerly known as Pocket Outdoor Media, Robin acquired Outside along with other companies such as OutsideTV, Gaia GPS, AthleteReg and Peloton Magazine in February of 2021. Across web, print, podcast, social, video, and TV, the brand engages with over 70 million of the most active and influential consumers in the world every month. Under his leadership, Outside is reinventing how athletes consume content, participate and engage, increase knowledge, find gear, and ultimately perform in their sport. Before joining Outside, he ran a consumer genetics company called Helix in Silicon Valley before returning to his home state of Colorado. Prior to Helix, Robin co-founded and built MapMyFitness into one of the world’s largest open fitness tracking platforms. Following the acquisition of MapMyFitness by Under Armour, he joined the innovative sports apparel organization and served as Chief Digital Officer, where he led the overall strategic direction of the company’s Connected Fitness and eCommerce business. Robin spent the first ten years of his career building a mutual fund classification and ratings platform at Lipper (a Thomson Reuters Company), as well as a risk and compensation platform at both American Century Investments and Wellington Management. He graduated with a MS in Finance from University of Colorado at Denver and lives with his wife and three children in Boulder, Co. He is a lifelong cyclist who started riding and racing in the early 1980’s.
In this episode, we sit down again with Bruce Nguyen. We spoke to Bruce last November in episode 18 after his amazing Moab 240 finish. We asked him to come back to discuss his gear. Specifically, all the gear it takes to run and crew a successful 200+ mile multiday race. Bruce just returned from crewing his buddy Michael Li on his amazing JamOnTam200 Fatass, where Michael completed a record 21 repeats with over 56K feet of vert from the historic 1929 Lytton Square Clock in Mill Valley, CA to the top of Mount Tamalpais. This was also a shake-out for the new Ultra Taj Mahal (or UTM for short) which is Bruce’s new off-grid travel trailer that he plans to use as a mobile aid station at both Cocodona 250 and Tahoe 200. The UTM is equipped with a full-sized bed, shower, restroom, salon, and electric stove for some down-home cooking. It’s a major upgrade from sleeping on a cot in his family’s minivan. But don’t get too comfortable just yet. Mt Tam threw them a curveball of high winds, rain, and hail while summiting the second night. The UTM was only a few miles away and they had chosen to travel light. They had no rain gear and were forced to huddle in the ladies’ restroom at the summit for an hour doing jumping jacks as they waited for the storm to pass. Lesson learned…be prepared for that 2% chance of rain.Bruce is a busy family man and more of a weekend warrior. Through COVID he has relied on fat races and adventure runs to keep him challenged and trained. But don’t peg him just yet, his race planning is legit. Moab 240 2020 required detailed logistical planning. He spent many hours educating himself on the off-grid lifestyle and what he would need to keep his soda cold and his Elevated Legs Recovery Boots charged. Prepare for the worst. Mountain races have a good 20 miles between aid stations, and anything can happen. Bruce carries two emergency bivy sacks. You can sleep on them, crawl inside, or wear them as a poncho. Make sure your pacer has their own! Bruce also carries a Garmin InReach and his smartphone equipped with Gaia GPS app to keep him safely on the right trail. He also has been known to use walkie-talkies to give his crew a heads up of his arrival and start chatting about food options. Don’t forget to pack your drop bags with your DUPLICATE cold and wet weather gear. Yes, You Need DUPLICATES. Walkie-talkie your crew and they can run, grab your drop bag and have it ready at the UTM. Find out if your race moves/bounces drop bags forward. Keep several pairs of dry socks in your pack for river crossings. Oh, there is so much more… Remember Bruce’s motto: Have a plan but live in the moment and you will find Zen.Elevated Legs: Elevated Legs Recovery BootsGaia GPS: https://www.gaiagps.com/CalTopo: Home - CalTopoCocodona 250: cocodona.comTahoe 200: - Tahoe 200 Endurance Run Ultra---Your hosts: Greg Larkin / Mike Turner / Jessica HarrisArtwork/logo by Krista Cavender: https://www.kcavenderdesign.com/ | IG: https://www.instagram.com/kristacavender/Intro/outro music: Joseph McDade - Elevation: https://josephmcdade.com/music/elevationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/themile99interview)
Are you thinking about or have already made the decision to hunt out west? If so, now is the time to start preparing for your trip. Mark Livesay with Treeline Pursuits comes on to talk about just that, providing tips about preparing for your first trip out west. First, Mark tells a hilarious story about his first hunt out west and how making mistakes is part of the experience as you start your elk hunting journey. He gives two great Facebook groups that are great for new hunters, those being "Non Resident Western Big Game Hunters" and "Elk Addicts''. Mark gives all kinds of advice throughout this show, but the number one bit he has is don't let all of the little details that go into hunting out west detour you from making the leap. Just do it. The most important thing you should be focusing on is planning the hunt, things like gear are strictly secondary. Spend your time developing your hunt plan around your group's capabilities, researching areas, multiple backup areas, etc. Another thing to consider is the long game and looking at states that you may be able to hunt a few seasons down the road. We even go down some rabbit holes about drawing in certain states and he explains what point creep is. He also explains what Treeline Academy is and how it can help the new and seasoned non resident hunters alike better prepare themselves to locate elk. He also talks about other services that he likes to utilize like GoHunt, Elk 101, OnX, Gaia GPS, Toprut, and others. There is plenty of information Mark gives in this episode if you are thinking about taking the leap. Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast
Are you thinking about or have already made the decision to hunt out west? If so, now is the time to start preparing for your trip. Mark Livesay with Treeline Pursuits comes on to talk about just that, providing tips about preparing for your first trip out west. First, Mark tells a hilarious story about his first hunt out west and how making mistakes is part of the experience as you start your elk hunting journey. He gives two great Facebook groups that are great for new hunters, those being "Non Resident Western Big Game Hunters" and "Elk Addicts''. Mark gives all kinds of advice throughout this show, but the number one bit he has is don't let all of the little details that go into hunting out west detour you from making the leap. Just do it. The most important thing you should be focusing on is planning the hunt, things like gear are strictly secondary. Spend your time developing your hunt plan around your group's capabilities, researching areas, multiple backup areas, etc. Another thing to consider is the long game and looking at states that you may be able to hunt a few seasons down the road. We even go down some rabbit holes about drawing in certain states and he explains what point creep is. He also explains what Treeline Academy is and how it can help the new and seasoned non resident hunters alike better prepare themselves to locate elk. He also talks about other services that he likes to utilize like GoHunt, Elk 101, OnX, Gaia GPS, Toprut, and others. There is plenty of information Mark gives in this episode if you are thinking about taking the leap. Missouri Woods & Water is Powered by Simplecast
E-scounting has become super popular, but can become challenging when you're a first timer that doesn't know where to start. Mark Livesay is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to helping folks not only find elk, but how to utilize various tools such as Google Earth Pro, GAIA GPS, and OnX to name a few. Mark put together a extremely comprehensive course that covers a wide variety of topics that include, evaluating zone of pressure, putting a daily hunt plan together to keep you "on track" and more. Follow the links below to connect with Mark, and to sign up for his masterclass! https://www.instagram.com/treeline_pursuits/ https://www.treelineacademy.net
YOU asked, and the experts answered! These are just some of the questions from our listeners... What type of sun protection is best? "I'm a fan of covering up" - Mary "A hooded shirt is the way to go" - Andrew Is "Sunscreen the New Margarine?" - Buzz How much of a difference do trekking poles make and how to know when to use them? "Poles are standard equipment. Like wearing a shirt." - Andrew "They can be difficult in technical terrain" - Mary "The Black Diamond 'Z-folding' running pole was a game-changer" - Andrew For those long efforts, how best to recharge my GPS watch, phone, etc? "A 10,000 mAh battery pack is the sweet spot" - Andrew "You can get 3 phone charges from an Anker" - Mary "Solar power is great, but has a terrible weight/power ratio for this purpose" - Buzz What tips would you have for someone getting started in packrafting? What socks and gloves do you prefer during winter time? "The RBH Designs mitten is expensive, but it's the best" - Andrew Andy: What’s the single 'must-have but they might not know about it' piece of gear? "I tested a Zoleo this year - this PLB is designed to be paired with your phone, so is lighter than a Garmin or SPOT" Mary: What bit of gear has impressed you the most? "The Gaia GPS app! We just added Snotel sites as a map overlay."
On this episode of the Vlog/Podcast, I'm talking to Matt McClellen of Ozark Overland Adventures. He has created some amazing videos of some epic trips so I'm really excited for this one! We covered everything from trips to the Ozarks, to trips to Moab, to his YouTube channel and more. So, check it out! Here are links to his channels so go subscribe for more great content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ozarkoverlandadventures/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mattmc1171 Thanks for watching and if you enjoyed the video, please click like and subscribe plus the bell to be notified when new videos drop! Lots of people have asked how they can support the channel, so if you want an ATO sticker, just hit me up! 3.5” White Circular ATO Sticker: $6.00 including shipping, handling, and Paypal fees! Just email me at allthingsoverlanding@gmail.com and we can set up Paypal payment and I’ll get it shipped out (plus, I'll include a bonus with the first 25 orders)! Also, I’ve got shirts and a sock-hat up on Amazon now, so if you want one of those, check out these links for free prime shipping. All Things Overlanding T-Shirt: https://amzn.to/2Gcq7PM All Things Overlanding Get Out & Explore T-Shirt: https://amzn.to/30QdGTd All Things Overlanding Pullover Hoodie: https://amzn.to/30MkSQd ATO Beanie: https://amzn.to/2QNtJOk For a full list of my gear, check out this page for quick reference links: http://allthingsoverlanding.com/gear/ For more great content and info, you can follow me on Facebook, Instagram, or search for All Things Overlanding on all the major podcast channels! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allthingsoverlanding Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allthingsoverlanding Podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsoverlanding Would you like me to review your products? If so, please contact me at allthingsoverlanding@gmail.com! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsoverlanding/support
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Rooftop Tent Rally Save the Date: https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/pages/roof-top-tent-rally Trip Navigation Resources Mentioned in this Video: Gas Buddy: https://www.gasbuddy.com/ iOverlander: http://ioverlander.com/ Gaia GPS: http://www.gaiagps.com Garmin Explore: http://explore.garmin.com Backcountry Discovery Routes: http://www.ridebdr.com Purple Lizard Maps: https://www.purplelizard.com/ Products Mentioned in this Video: Garmin InReach: https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/products/garmin-inreach-mini-orange Garmin Overlander: https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/products/garmin-overlander-gps-tablet Remember, you earn BROG Member Rewards Points when you buy from us! Overlanding Events Calendar: https://www.blueridgeoverlandgear.com/pages/events
En el episodio de hoy os contamos cómo organizamos nuestros viajes fotográficos y Sandra nos habla del fotógrafo Finn Beales. > FORMACIÓN FOTOGRÁFICA ONLINE Te presento 4 nuevas propuestas de Formación Fotográfica Online totalmente personalizadas y a tu medida. Elige entre Revelado de archivos con Lightroom, Revisión y análisis de imágenes, Filtros para Fotografía de Paisaje y Planificación de salidas y viajes fotográficos. Sesiones individuales impartidas a través de Skype, software que me permite compartir el escritorio de mi ordenador contigo para que veas lo que hago y cómo lo hago. Una excelente oportunidad para ampliar tus conocimientos y llevar tus resultados fotográficos al siguiente nivel. CÓMO ORGANIZAMOS NUESTROS VIAJES FOTOGRÁFICOS Probablemente recordarás que en el episodio 31 ya hablamos de las aplicaciones que usamos en Fotografía de Paisaje. Pero ha pasado más de 1 año de la publicación de dicho episodio y es el momento de comentar las actualizaciones y cambios que hemos introducido en nuestro flujo de trabajo CONSEJOS Y HERRAMIENTAS DE RAFA Búsqueda de localizaciones y zonas de interés mediante Flickr, 500px, y Google. Google Earth. Google Maps. GAIA GPS desde el iPad y iPhone. Horarios de amanecer y atardecer, eventos relacionados con la luna y Vía Láctea: SunCalc y PhotoPills. Información sobre las mareas si vamos a lugares costeros con Tablademareas.com. Notas: Aplicación nativa de Apple para recopilar la información de las localizaciones y temas logísticos. Trello para gestionar las rutas y localizaciones diarias. Usando Trello para planificar mis viajes CONSEJOS Y HERRAMIENTAS DE SANDRA Revisa las páginas web de tus fotógrafos favoritos y presta atención a sus galerías. En mi caso, me gusta ver fotos de mis fotógrafos favoritos como Ignacio Izquierdo (episodio 003) o Elia Locardi (episodio 002). Pero además, también me gusta consultar páginas genéricas de fotografía como por ejemplo Flickr, 500px, Unsplash, Getty Images, Shutterstock, Adobe Stock y Google Images. Otra fuente muy interesante y de la que suelo sacar muchas ideas es de las comunidades de otros fotógrafos que comparten sus localizaciones. Te recomiendo que eches un vistazo a Locationscout, ShotHotspot, Trover y Photohound. No puedo olvidarme de las publicaciones tradicionales, entre las que se encuentran las revistas y las guías de viaje. Generalmente consulto National Geographic, Condé Nast Traveler, Lonely Planet y Travel + Leisure. También suelo visitar páginas web cuyos editores se dedican a curar contenido de viajes: Behance (aunque muchas veces sustituye a un blog tradicional), Maptia y Landscape Stories. Y aunque estas fuentes son genéricas, suelo encontrar inspiración en la sección de fotografía de periódicos como The Atlantic, The Guardian y The New York Times. ENLACES DE INTERÉS Nuevo grupo en Telegram, donde la comunidad de oyentes comentan temas relacionados con los contenidos del podcast MI EQUIPO FOTOGRÁFICO Te dejo la lista con el equipo que utilizo en mis salidas fotográficas. FOTÓGRAFO DESTACADO En este episodio Sandra nos presenta el trabajo del fotógrafo Finn Beales. Nombre: Finn Beales Página web: https://www.madebyfinn.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/finn Otras redes: https://twitter.com/finnbeales ¿Por qué destaca? Finn Beales es un fotógrafo británico que vive en las Montañas Negras de Gales. Su trabajo incluye proyectos relacionados con los viajes y comerciales. Empezó a interesarse por la fotografía con la llegada al mercado de las cámaras digitales. Aunque no se puso realmente a hacer fotos hasta que lo necesitó para su trabajo como director artístico en una agencia de diseño. Una de las cosas que más me gustan de la fotografía de Finn es la sencillez de sus composiciones. En líneas generales destacan tres elementos: Las líneas (por ejemplo río,
This quarantine situation is hitting us all pretty hard. Those of us that are use to chasing horizons and exploring twisting dusty paths to nowhere are clawing at the walls. At least I am. Today we're going to look at a quick list of five things we can do right now to prepare for our next adventure. Echoes of Adventure: Season 2, Episode 6 - Right now many of us are cooped up with no ability to travel. Now is a perfect chance to prepare for our next adventure. In this episode we look at five things we can do right now from the comfort of our own home. 5 Things To Do Right Now: #1 - Nut and bolt your rig while using your mobile tool kit. Inventory what’s in there, make a list, and check to see what’s missing or what’s in there that you don’t need. #2 - Practice camp cooking in your back yard. Same idea as your tool kit, do an inventory and see what’s missing and what’s extra. Also, check expiration dates and if your seasonings are clumping. #3 - Inventory and inspect your recovery gear. Check your synthetics for snags. If need be, wash it. Again, check to see what’s missing from your kit, or what’s extra you don’t need to carry. #4 - Do some digital exploring. Never been to Moab? Hit up google maps, Trail damage.com, and other online resources. Interested in a BDR? Hit up their site and put together a plan for running one of those routes. See what other resources you’ll want like the Purple Lizard or Lat40 maps, and gazetteers. #5 - Learn a new skill. Do you have your HAM? Now’s a great time to study for the test. Not familiar with Gaia GPS? There are great videos on YouTube. First Aid skills rusty, pick up a book or do some research online. Maybe make the jump from WFA to WFR. We’re all in this together even if we’re apart. So don’t hesitate to reach out to your fellow enthusiasts to see what they’re up to and how they’re passing the time.
MrpTech Podcast 178 Search for the Great Cave Hosted By: Matthew Pray RSS FEED: http://feeds.feedburner.com/mrptechpodcast iTunes Feed: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mrp-tech-podcast/id1188171823?mt=2# MrpTech Reviews Website – http://www.mrptechreviews.com Gaia GPS- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trailbehind.android.gaiagps.pro&hl=en Volunteer Rescue App – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.volunteerrescue.roman&hl=en_US MrpTech Podcast Patreon – http://www.patreon.com/mrptech __ Send Feedback: mrptechreviews@gmail.com __ MrpTech Reviews Youtube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-bFBNgC1aYdGV493kb5ImA
In this episode, I talk about how to plan your next adventure. With worldwide COVID-19 quarantines in place, I try and focus on staying positive and look towards the future by planning my next adventure. My plan is to take a ferry down to Santander, Northern Spain and take a 2 week-long trip across the north of Spain and explore stunning areas such as Picos de Europa, Pyrenees, Bardenas Reales before I reach my final destination of Zaragoza, where I will spend some time with family. The episode will provide you with a solid structure of planning a trip which has 3 steps: Rough Structure Narrow down specific locations and the tools to use to do thatInstagram and Google MapsGaia GPSEarthmate in conjunction with Garmin InReach Mini get the Garmin InReach Mini here: (https://amzn.to/2JBaW4u) Route PlanningTrailsCampingFuel If you'd like to hear a more in depth discussion about the specifics of my adventure planning or anything else about my gear, please get in touch: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/4lowpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/nikkodime/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/4lowpodcast
Listen in as Jason and Chris continue their talk with CJ. We get educated about GAIA GPS mapping. Music by Vial 8
Listen in as Jason and Chris continue their talk with CJ. We get educated about GAIA GPS mapping. Music by Vial 8
Today on the 20 Minute Fitness podcast we bring you the popular mini-series special, our favorite health & fitness apps of the month. To take full advantage of our last summer month, we dedicated this episode to outdoors activities. Because why would you want to get stuck in a gym, when you can exercise in the fresh air as well?Listen on to find out which are the outdoors physical activities that are not just efficient, but also fun and which apps you should download for them!What You Will Learn1) Our Favorite Hiking Apps - Gaia GPS App & Maps 3D ProThe best form of physical activity that takes full advantage of the weather and the beautiful nature is hiking. While we might think of hiking as more of a casual sport, it actually also brings significant fitness gains to the table. With an hour of hiking, you can burn as much as 370 kcals.Our ultimate go-to hiking apps are Gaia GPS App & Maps 3D Pro. Gaia GPS App has an over 1 million people community and a great database of hikes. For each trail, you can check its length, difficulty level and how long it takes to complete it before you get on the road. The Gaia GPS app uses intelligent routing tools, and tracks your distance, altitude climbed and elevation change.Just like Gaia GPS, Maps 3D Pro will also allow you to download maps and use them offline and track a bunch of metrics during your hike. But what's really special about Maps 3D Pro is its 3D visualization feature of the trails. So if you're struggling with topography, you can ask Maps 3D Pro for help! Listen to this week's episode to find out which of the hiking apps is the one for you!2) Our Favorite Mountain Biking App - Trailforks AppIf you want to opt for something of a bit more an extreme sport, try mountain biking. With Trailforks you can discover more than 130,000 trails in 95+ countries that you can ride through with your bike.The app acts similarly to a crowdfunding campaign, as every user can submit new trails to the library. Similarly to the hiking apps, Trailforks also has an offline map feature and gives you a bunch of info about each route. These include route popularity, elevation profiles, topography and points of interest. And if you don't want to ride alone, you can use the heatmap feature to discover where you might find some other bikers. Based on the heatmap, you'll also be able to discover the most popular trails in your area. So, are you ready to hop on your bike?3) Our Favorite Rockclimbing App - Mountain ProjectTo up your extreme sports game, you can also go for an exciting rock-climbing trip. This sport is not only fun but as you can imagine elevates your heart rate and hence has great cardiovascular results.Finding the best climbs might be tricky sometimes, but the Mountain Project is here to help. This app has almost 200,000 routes right at your fingertips. Once a climber finished a route, they can leave comments and also add pictures to it, so other users can find the perfect spot for themselves. Additionally, you can also filter the climb database of Mountain Project based on difficulty level, star rating, and discipline.To keep track of your climbs, you can log each one you've completed and add data, such as date tried, style, whether you've climbed solo and attach pictures. Besides the app, Mountain Project also has a great desktop version. Here you can find additional climbing information, such as blogs and forums, which can come handy for both beginners and pros. Press play to learn more about why Mountain Project should be your ultimate rock-climbing buddy!
Adventure planning tools, paper maps, Gaia GPS, public land, Africa, coffee, let's turn around.
Episode 169 ~ May 9, 2019 Podcast Info / Topics Some tent manufacturers and retailers have been looking into the toxicity of flame retardant chemicals used on tents, and the news is not good. What is Squirt boating? Well, can you picture two ironing boards stuck together? The Gaia GPS app has a new feature […]
Episode 169 ~ May 9, 2019 Podcast Info / Topics Some tent manufacturers and retailers have been looking into the toxicity of flame retardant chemicals used on tents, and the news is not good. What is Squirt boating? Well, can you picture two ironing boards stuck together? The Gaia GPS app has a new feature […]
Get to know your podcast hosts:Brian Galyon - Patreon | Website | YouTube | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedInCraig Coleman - Website | YouTube | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn*****List of various items recommend during this episode*****weBoost Cell Phone Boosters - HIGHLY recommended for part-time or full-time nomadic living.USFS Interactive Website - comprehensive interactive site for gathering recreation information on USFS Public Land.BLM Interactive WebsiteGarmin inReach Explorer+ - #1 stand alone GPS handheld unit on the market****Suggested Apps (iPhone 7+) - find in your app store****Google Maps - free navigation app. Key Features: avoid tollways/highways, search along route, search by GPS coordinate - even if location is out of cell signal range, if app is used from point where cell signal exists the app will accurately guide to coordinate where no signal exists.Gaia GPS - free (with paid premium service option) nature app. Key Features: download maps for out of signal use, access to National Geographic Maps (and others) with premier membership, record tracks, elevation and bearing readoutLibby - free library app - connects with your library membership to access ebooks, audiobooks, movies, music. Key features: check out kindle books, check out and listen to audiobooks, no late fees, multiple library accounts acceptedSpotify - Music app - free with ads, premium with no ads. Key features: download music for offline use, access to most music - saves memoryPandora - Music app - free with ads, premium with no ads. Very robust music library with download features for offline useWhite Noise - Free. Delivers a variety of constant white noiseKindle - Free. Syncs with Kindle Reader. Read books whenever whereverDowncast - podcast app.TapeACall - record phone call conversations and convert them to any type of audio file you’d like. Great for podcasting or business applicationsFaxFile - Send and receive faxes. Pay per pageGenius Scan - Create PDFs. Helpful for faxing or emailing important docs, including ones you need to sign. Free version limits storage options.****Podcasts - find on your app of choice****Tim Ferriss Show - suggestions to make you remember the world can be a good placeOutside Podcast - Adventures in audioJoe Rogan - guests include comedians, actors, musicians, MMA fighters, authors, artists, and beyondDan Carlin’s Hardcore History - a fascinating explanation of various historical eventsLORE - sometimes the truth is more frightening than fictionWaking Up with Sam Harris - Intelligent, rational conversation about religion, artificial intelligence, mindfulness, and moreTara Brach - Buddhist talks, guided meditationThich Nhat Hanh Dharma Talks - talks given by Thay and Senior Dharma Teachers from around the worldRadiolab - Investigating a strange worldMonday Morning Podcast - Comedian Bill Burr rambles in hilarious waysDeviate with Rolf Potts - travel writer, essayist, adventurer, teacherThe Dirtbag Diaries - Homegrown Podcast for dirtbags and their allies
This week, Episode 109 of The BibRave Podcast is brought to you by our friends at BUFF®️ and The BibRave 100 - a definitive and authoritative list of the top races in America. There's still time to vote for the finalists at www.thebibrave100.com! After some time abroad, Tim and Jessica share with Andy a recap of their TMB trail experience in France and Italy. We hear about the highs and lows - literally & figuratively - from their travels, as well as some helpful recommendations if you're planning a serious trail hiking or running adventure. Plus, we hear about how their delicious eats kept them fueled for the journey - cheese FTW! Do you have some amazing travel stories and pics or great travel recommendations? Share with us on social using the hashtag #BibChat so we can live vicariously through your globetrotting! As always, you can find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Show Notes: BUFF®️ Original - NEW STYLES! The BibRave 100 Online Voting OPEN - Vote Today TMB - Tour of Mont Blanc UTMB®️ Les Houches Raclette - cheesy goodness! Rifugios - Italian for “shelter” Gaia GPS (app) Courmayeur, Italy Tim and Jess sporting the BUFF®️ gear Carbon fiber hiking poles The CCC®️ Tim Tollefson gets gash at UTMB®️ Kilian Jornet drops out because of bee sting UTMB®️ results Follow Team BibRave on social! Tim: FB, TW, IG Jessica: FB, TW, IG Andy: FB, TW, IG For those digging the sweet ukulele intro music, that comes to us from the talented musician and running coach, Matt Flaherty. Check out his site for more audio goodness! If you like what you hear and want to get more, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. That pleases our overlords at iTunes...
Hoy os cuento cómo he ido preparando mi viaje fotográfico a Escocia. La fotógrafa seleccionada por Sandra esta semana es, Julia Anna Gospodarou. PREPARANDO MI VIAJE FOTOGRÁFICO A ESCOCIA Una semana más, te recuerdo que imparto varios Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje en el Cantábrico. Puedes consultar toda la información en el apartado Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje con Rafa Irusta y si te apetece acompañarme, puedes elegir entre diferentes opciones: Talleres de grupo durante un fin de semana en los talleres de costa: Taller Costa Asturias, Taller Costa Bizkaia SÓLO 2 PLAZAS DISPONIBLES o Taller Costa Cantabria. Taller Privado con formación personalizada en Fotografía de Paisaje. Aprende a sacarle más partido a Lightroom desde tu propia casa mediante clases online a través de Skype con el Taller Privado Lightroom. Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje con Rafa Irusta Durante el podcast, os vamos contabdo los diferentes pasos que hemos seguido Iratxe y yo para preparar este viaje a Escocia. ELECCIÓN DEL DESTINO: Tener claro el destino y la zona a visitar. En este caso, las Islas Hébridas: Isla de Skye que pertenece a las Hébridas interiores y las Islas de Lewis y Harris que forman parte de las Hébridas exteriores. RESERVA DE VUELOS: Vuelos reservados el 6 marzo de 2018. Salida desde el Aeropuerto de Bilbao y llegada al Aeropuerto de Inverness, haciendo escala en Amsterdam. Reserva de Parking en el Aeropuerto de Bilbao en la misma fecha que los vuelos. ALOJAMIENTO: Reservado el 8 de marzo para una estancia de 14 días. Este seré nuestro "centro de operaciones" para todo el viaje, desde el que nos desplazaremos a las localizaciones. ALQUILER DE VEHÍCULO: Reservado el 1 mayo 2018. Tipo de vehículo: Compacto Grande - Ford Focus o similar FERRY A LAS ISLAS LEWIS Y HARRIS: Viajaremos en el ferry que zarpa desde la Bahía de Uig (Isla de Skye) a Tarbert (Harris). El viaje tiene una duración de 1:40 h. Pasaremos una noche allí. DOCUMENTACIÓN: Pasaporte Tarjeta Sanitaria Europea (TSE) Permiso Internacional de Conducción Seguro de Cancelación de Viaje y/o Pérdida de Equipaje Seguro Médico Inscripción en el Registro de Viajeros del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de Cooperación, para que puedas ser contactado en caso de una emergencia grave en el lugar de tu estancia en el extranjero. BUSCANDO LOCALIZACIONES Y ELABORANDO LAS RUTAS: Para la búsqueda de localizaciones hemos usado internet (Google, redes sociales, Google Earth…), libros, guías de la zona y mapas. INCLUIR LAS LOCALIZACIONES EN GOOGLE EARTH Y GAIA GPS: Organizo las localizaciones en Google Earth por carpetas para poder gestionarlas de manera más eficiente. Una vez terminada la planificación las exporto a la app de mi móvil Gaia GPS. HORARIOS DE AMANECER Y ATARDECER EN LA ZONA: Otro de los datos importantes que utilizo para poder agrupar las localizaciones por grupos. Una vez en la localización, uso la Realidad Aumentada de PhotoPills. MAREAS PARA ORGANIZAR LAS SALIDAS FOTOGRÁFICAS: Es importante consultar una tabla de mareas de las zonas de costa para poder organizar las salidas fotográficas. Utilizo la web Tabla de Mareas. MATERIAL CÁMARA FOTOGRÁFICA Canon EOS 5D Mark IV 3 Baterías Canon LP-E6N RAVPower Cargador USB para Canon LP-E6 & LP-E6N 2x2000mAh 2,1A OBJETIVOS Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM Canon Extender EF 1.4x III Canon Extender EF 2x III TARJETAS DE MEMORIA Lexar 32GB Lexar Professional CF 1066x 32GB UDMA SanDisk 32GB SanDisk CF Extreme Pro 32GB UDMA SanDisk 32GB SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-I 64GB Flashwoife Turtle-SD8MSD16 Estuche para tarjetas de memoria SD y micro SD DISCOS DUROS SAMSUNG T5 1TB WD My Passport 1TB TRÍPODE Y RÓTULA Gitzo GT2542 Mountaineer Series 2 Rótula Really Right Stuff BH-40 LR + B2-40-LR ACCESORIOS
This week we talk to Gaia Gps about their Navigation App
This week we talk to Gaia Gps about their Navigation App
Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for complete show notes of each episode. Ashli with Gaia GPS joins us to review mapping for overlanding. Gaia GPS provides the ability to quickly plan a route, print maps (direct to your printer or as a PDF) and hit the road. Once your selected maps are downloaded, everything is functional offline with no cell service. If you need more maps, stop at a coffee shop or hostel with WiFi and download more maps.
Visit GHToverland.com/podcasts for complete show notes of each episode. Ashli with Gaia GPS joins us to review mapping for overlanding. Gaia GPS provides the ability to quickly plan a route, print maps (direct to your printer or as a PDF) and hit the road. Once your selected maps are downloaded, everything is functional offline with no cell service. If you need more maps, stop at a coffee shop or hostel with WiFi and download more maps.
F-Stop Collaborate and Listen - A Landscape Photography Podcast
Episode 043 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen with Seattle-based landscape photographer Bryan Swan! I have been following Bryan's work for several years, ever since I moved to (and left) Portland, Oregon. Bryan is the creator of the incredibly comprehensive waterfall databases, Water Falls Northwest, and the World Waterfall database. He's also an incredibly good landscape photographer! Bryan and I got a chance to meet-up this past fall in Ridgway, Colorado and camped together for a couple of nights along with Trevor Anderson, another great landscape photographer out of Seattle. When I posed the idea of having Bryan on the podcast, he was totally excited, so we finally made it happen a few months later. We covered some great topics this week, including: Bryan's journey into landscape photography Bryan's decision to not become a full-time professional photographer The Northwest Waterfall survey and the delicate relationship between the internet and photography locations Tips for photographing waterfalls Stamp collecting vs. exploration & wilderness exploration Scouting tools in the age of the internet, including Gaia GPS and Google Earth Special announcements: Please consider supporting the podcast on Patreon! Let’s keep the conversations going! I recently set a goal of $1,000 in monthly contributions which I will use to seed a $1,000 landscape conversation award. This will only be possible if people contribute on Patreon!Additionally, we have collaborated with The League Magazine. $50 supporters of the podcast on Patreon will get you a free subscription to The League if you sign up on Patreon between now and the end of February, 2018. The League subscription would normally cost you $50, so basically you are getting it for free while supporting the podcast! Supporters already at the $50 level will get the subscription too! League is an annual collectors’ compendium of unique, thoughtful photographic art comprised primarily of work from the League of Landscape Photographers. Two key principles underpin the publication: contributors espouse a mindful, ethical code of behavior in creating photographic work; and contributors wrestle with or promote dialogue about contemporary issues facing humans and the landscape. Lastly, I am happy to announce that I'm now a Formatt-Hitech filter ambassador. Listeners to the podcast get 10% off their order if they use the code "PAYNE10" - thanks for supporting the podcast! To learn more about Bryan: Website Facebook Here is the artist that they would like to hear on the podcast: Brian Kibbons Miles Morgon (coming soon!) Artur Stanisz Jason Hummel Some examples of Bryan's photography can be seen below. I love hearing from the podcast listeners! Reach out to me via email, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter if you'd like to be on the podcast or if you have an idea of a topic we can talk about. You can also join the conversation on our Facebook Group or on Reddit!
On this episode of the By Land Podcast, I talk with Ashli from Gaia GPS (also a fellow Thru Hiker and backpacker) about this idea of using your mobile device as a navigation tool. If you're curious about mobile land navigation and not sure about making the switch to using your smartphone as a backcountry mapping tool, this episode is for you!
Check out Angular Remote Conf!! 02:01 - David East Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #11: AngularFire with David East and Kato Wulf 02:34 - Jeff Cross Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #68: Reactive Programming with Jeff Cross and Rob Wormald 02:52 - Angular Mobile + Firebase 03:57 - Firebase: Key Characteristics 06:22 - Mobile > Web Traffic? 08:27 - Firebase + Angular 2 10:39 - Upgrading to AngularFire2 with Angular 2 13:43 - Data That Works Well 15:09 - Interplaying with Traditional Forms of Data 20:15 - Intermittent Connectivity Issues 21:42 - Websockets Componentry 24:14 - Authentication and Security 25:48 - Projected Use Cases firepad 30:53 - Compliance; Security Roles 34:11 - What’s coming in Firebase? 39:35 - Firebase YouTube Channel Firecasts Picks Ricoh Theta S Digital Camera (Lukas) Kuula (Lukas) Gaia GPS (Ward) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Newbie Remote Conf (Chuck) Aftershokz (Jeff) Firebase YouTube Channel (David) Freakonomics Podcast (David)
Check out Angular Remote Conf!! 02:01 - David East Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #11: AngularFire with David East and Kato Wulf 02:34 - Jeff Cross Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #68: Reactive Programming with Jeff Cross and Rob Wormald 02:52 - Angular Mobile + Firebase 03:57 - Firebase: Key Characteristics 06:22 - Mobile > Web Traffic? 08:27 - Firebase + Angular 2 10:39 - Upgrading to AngularFire2 with Angular 2 13:43 - Data That Works Well 15:09 - Interplaying with Traditional Forms of Data 20:15 - Intermittent Connectivity Issues 21:42 - Websockets Componentry 24:14 - Authentication and Security 25:48 - Projected Use Cases firepad 30:53 - Compliance; Security Roles 34:11 - What’s coming in Firebase? 39:35 - Firebase YouTube Channel Firecasts Picks Ricoh Theta S Digital Camera (Lukas) Kuula (Lukas) Gaia GPS (Ward) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Newbie Remote Conf (Chuck) Aftershokz (Jeff) Firebase YouTube Channel (David) Freakonomics Podcast (David)
Check out Angular Remote Conf!! 02:01 - David East Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #11: AngularFire with David East and Kato Wulf 02:34 - Jeff Cross Introduction Twitter GitHub Adventures in Angular Episode #68: Reactive Programming with Jeff Cross and Rob Wormald 02:52 - Angular Mobile + Firebase 03:57 - Firebase: Key Characteristics 06:22 - Mobile > Web Traffic? 08:27 - Firebase + Angular 2 10:39 - Upgrading to AngularFire2 with Angular 2 13:43 - Data That Works Well 15:09 - Interplaying with Traditional Forms of Data 20:15 - Intermittent Connectivity Issues 21:42 - Websockets Componentry 24:14 - Authentication and Security 25:48 - Projected Use Cases firepad 30:53 - Compliance; Security Roles 34:11 - What’s coming in Firebase? 39:35 - Firebase YouTube Channel Firecasts Picks Ricoh Theta S Digital Camera (Lukas) Kuula (Lukas) Gaia GPS (Ward) Procrastinate on Purpose: 5 Permissions to Multiply Your Time by Rory Vaden (Chuck) Newbie Remote Conf (Chuck) Aftershokz (Jeff) Firebase YouTube Channel (David) Freakonomics Podcast (David)
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