Podcast appearances and mentions of katie bou

Katie Boué joined the great resignation to work in medical cannabis, and wants to bring Salt Lake stoners together to undo the stigma. Later, Ali mentions this program. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter here. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads atcitycast.fm/advertise.

Can we hit the road responsibly during a pandemic? As someone planning to car camp or take a drive into the wilderness, you might not feel like you alone could make a huge impact on this pandemic-- but the reality is that travel can lead to transmission-- which means that travelers have the capacity to create an immense effect on the trajectory of viral spread.The good news is that we're not here to make you feel guilty. We know you want to travel (we do too!), but more importantly: we want you to be knowledgeable and prepared, whether you're planning to get out there soon, or hoping to sometime later in 2020. In this episode, we're aiming to help in that process by providing you with questions, tips, and tools to make your own, best decisions at the time. We look at information through the eyes of women who love to travel and also hold public health as a top priority: Seattle-based nurse and overlander Emily Scott, travel nurse Em Cheng, and founder of the Outdoor Advocacy Project, Katie Boué.So tune in and get ready to be honest with yourself when it comes to responsible travel. Because the safer we are collectively, the more we can actually go out and do.Featured in this episode:Emily ScottFollow Emily on Instagram: @twodustytravelersEmily's travel blog: Two Dusty TravelersEm ChengFollow Em on Instagram: @explorn_emchengKatie BouéFollow Katie on Instagram: @katieboueKatie founded the Outdoor Advocacy Project. Check it out!Resources for responsible recreation:Interested in diving into how to hit the trails and water with responsibility in mind? Our sister show, She Explores, took a look at these considerations in their most recent episode, 150: Playing it Safe: Outdoor Rec & COVID-19Learn the 6 steps to recreate responsibly here.Katie Boué created an Instagram Story series on the specific steps she takes to plan local, self-contained camping trips. Check it out here.Resources on supporting the Navajo Nation & other Indigenous communities:Official Navajo Nation COVID-19 Relief FundNative Womens Wilderness just completed their first round of donations of food and hygiene boxes to folks in the Navajo Nation. Continue to support their efforts by donating here.Natives Outdoors is running a COVID-19 print sale for Navajo relief. See the print here.The NDN Collective COVID-19 Response Project aims to provide support to Indigenous communities across the US.Do you know whose land you're on? Or what reservations are nearby to where you might plan to travel to or through? Start here.Resources for proper mask usage:Emily Scott joined us for our latest Road Tip Tuesday to answer questions and demonstrate proper face mask usage. Check it out here.Resources for continued learning about infectious disease:Samantha Yammine: @science.samLaurel Bristow: @kinggutterbabyHeather Caslin Findley: @heather.caslin.phdJessica Malaty Rivera: @jessicamalatyriveraScience VS PodcastCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)World Health Organization (WHO)We want to connect with you! Join our community online:Join the On the Road, Our Way Facebook Group!Sponsor Websites & Codes:SalomonBetterhelp - get 10% off with promo code ROADEnjoy 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!Episodes air weekly on Fridays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. This episode of On the Road, Our Way is produced and hosted by Laura Borichevsky.Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.A production of Ravel Media

Can we hit the road responsibly during a pandemic? As someone planning to car camp or take a drive into the wilderness, you might not feel like you alone could make a huge impact on this pandemic-- but the reality is that travel can lead to transmission-- which means that travelers have the capacity to create an immense effect on the trajectory of viral spread.The good news is that we’re not here to make you feel guilty. We know you want to travel (we do too!), but more importantly: we want you to be knowledgeable and prepared, whether you’re planning to get out there soon, or hoping to sometime later in 2020. In this episode, we’re aiming to help in that process by providing you with questions, tips, and tools to make your own, best decisions at the time. We look at information through the eyes of women who love to travel and also hold public health as a top priority: Seattle-based nurse and overlander Emily Scott, travel nurse Em Cheng, and founder of the Outdoor Advocacy Project, Katie Boué.So tune in and get ready to be honest with yourself when it comes to responsible travel. Because the safer we are collectively, the more we can actually go out and do.Featured in this episode:Emily ScottFollow Emily on Instagram: @twodustytravelersEmily’s travel blog: Two Dusty TravelersEm ChengFollow Em on Instagram: @explorn_emchengKatie BouéFollow Katie on Instagram: @katieboueKatie founded the Outdoor Advocacy Project. Check it out!Resources for responsible recreation:Interested in diving into how to hit the trails and water with responsibility in mind? Our sister show, She Explores, took a look at these considerations in their most recent episode, 150: Playing it Safe: Outdoor Rec & COVID-19Learn the 6 steps to recreate responsibly here.Katie Boué created an Instagram Story series on the specific steps she takes to plan local, self-contained camping trips. Check it out here.Resources on supporting the Navajo Nation & other Indigenous communities:Official Navajo Nation COVID-19 Relief FundNative Womens Wilderness just completed their first round of donations of food and hygiene boxes to folks in the Navajo Nation. Continue to support their efforts by donating here.Natives Outdoors is running a COVID-19 print sale for Navajo relief. See the print here.The NDN Collective COVID-19 Response Project aims to provide support to Indigenous communities across the US.Do you know whose land you’re on? Or what reservations are nearby to where you might plan to travel to or through? Start here.Resources for proper mask usage:Emily Scott joined us for our latest Road Tip Tuesday to answer questions and demonstrate proper face mask usage. Check it out here.Resources for continued learning about infectious disease:Samantha Yammine: @science.samLaurel Bristow: @kinggutterbabyHeather Caslin Findley: @heather.caslin.phdJessica Malaty Rivera: @jessicamalatyriveraScience VS PodcastCenters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)World Health Organization (WHO)We want to connect with you! Join our community online:Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroadJoin the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook groupSponsor Websites & Codes:SalomonBetterhelp - get 10% off with promo code ROADEnjoy 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!Episodes air weekly on Fridays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. WOTR is produced and hosted by Laura Borichevsky.Music is by Jason Shaw and Josh Woodward.Podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.

We’re heading into summer and parks and trails and beaches around the US are starting to open up again amidst the pandemic. As hikers, paddlers, climbers, runners, we crave time outside, but we also have a responsibility to do so in a way that respects the health of others and the land we’re on. We hear from four women who can help guide us in the right direction as we step out into this strange, familiar world. Featured in this episode: Katie Boué, Nadia Mercado, Favia Dubyk, Angela Howe, Laura Borichevsky, and Lora StraubHosted by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaSponsored by Salomon, Peak Scents, and BetterHelpJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesWomen Featured on the episode:Katie Boué: InstagramAngela HoweNadia Mercado: InstagramFavia Dubyk: InstagramLaura Borichevsky: InstagramLora Straub: InstagramCDC Guidelines: Visiting Parks & Recreational FacilitiesWomen on the Road Podcast: WebsiteRecreate Responsibly: WebsiteThe Outdoor Advocacy ProjectSurfrider Foundation: WebsiteSurfrider's Expert Panel: Guidance on Beach RecreationSurfrider's Guide to Solo Beach CleanupsMelanin Base Camp: Website & InstagramShe Explores Landing PageRavel MediaSponsors and Discount CodesSalomon: Learn more at Salomon.comFeatured in midroll: Laura Borichevsky aka @howsheviewsit (and host of our sister podcast, Women on the Road!)Peak Scents: Get 20% off your order using code EXPLORE20 at checkout at PeakScents.com.BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month by visiting Betterhelp.com/explore.Episodes air weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode.Music is by Meydan, Lee Rosevere, & Kai Engel

One more time all together, fam, CONSCIENTIOUS CONSUMERISM IS A MYTH. Okay, now that that’s out of the way and we’re all registered to vote, we’re ready to get listening! The episode starts off by highlighting badbass bitches Caroline Gleich and Katie Boué staging a climate rally at outdoor retailers convention, and then Clare gets cozy with a couple glasses of wine and the one and only Maiza! The women talk climbing grades, being ultra competitive with your partner, falling down (A LOT), and growing up in the jungle?!?!?! Although Maiza refuses to make jaguar noises on air, you will not be disappointed as she regales Clare with her tales of adventure across both Americas. Clare teaches Maiza what the word drowning means! Maiza teaches Clare that "army" is not a catch-all phrase for people in the military! Happy listening (and learning), bitches. As always, rooting for you! XoxoPodcast IG: @backcountrybtchsClare's IG: @miss.clare.in.the.wildMaiza's IG: @maizalimarock

Katie Boué is a Cuban-American outdoor advocate, freelance writer + social media expert, public speaker, and adventurer. Katie's love of being outside and sharing wild spaces is the focus of her work in the outdoor recreation industry. She sees opportunity for empowerment, empathy and action in every outdoorsy person–and she wants to help the outdoor Continue Reading…

Katie Boué is a Cuban-American outdoor advocate, freelance writer + social media expert, public speaker, and adventurer. Katie’s love of being outside and sharing wild spaces is the focus of her work in the outdoor recreation industry. She sees opportunity for empowerment, empathy and action in every outdoorsy person–and she wants to help the outdoor Continue Reading…

Katie Boué is a Cuban-American outdoor advocate, freelance writer + social media expert, professional adventurer, climber, public speaker, former van-dweller, and public lands wonk. She is Miami-raised and traded flat Florida swamps for a life of exploring mountains, camping in the desert and playing in the snow. Boué currently lives in Salt Lake City, UT with her partner Brody Leven and her dog named Spaghetti. Katie’s love of being outside and sharing wild spaces is the focus of her work in the outdoor recreation industry. She sees opportunity for empowerment, empathy and action in every outdoorist and she wants to help the outdoor community do good, from public lands policy + sustainability, to better access + inclusion in our parks and in the media. Flow notes: https://exploreinspired.com/katieboue Hosts: Jonathan Ronzio, Emily Holland Editor: Chris Plante Presented by: Explore Inspired

Outdoorists have the unique opportunity to create change. This week's guest is the incredible Katie Boué - outdoor advocate and creative powerhouse. Katie shares the importance of finding nuance in complicated topics, her method of distilling policy issues into bite sized nuggets, and how she finds balance in her work and herself. Follow Katie: @katieboue Twitter themorningfresh.com

When you're on the go, it can feel freeing to not have roots. You're here, then you're there. But the reality is that all of us who travel, for any length of time, create an impact on the communities we travel to and through, which can be tough to remember that because it feels like sleeping in a public parking lot for 7 hours doesn't leave a lot of room to give back to the people who live down the street. Or does it?Katie Boué, part-time road traveler and full-time public lands advocate, has a lot to say about the give and take we engage in as travelers: both in the outdoors as well as in local communities. Because the reality is that no matter how often we relocate, we leave an impact wherever we go, and that acknowledgement in itself holds power.In this episode, you'll hear:Katie shares her many varied types of road travel she's done in the recent pastHow Katie got started in public lands advocacyThe two types of stories we tell policy makers about the outdoorsHow large the outdoor economy is (spoiler: it's huge)Anecdotes of how local communities have benefitted from outdoor recreationHow any type of outdoor recreation is an extractive activityWays we can give back to the land and local communities while travelingHow we vote with our individual dollarsThe vast potential of positive change through social mediaThe two easy things you can do to develop a deeper connection to the places you travel throughOther Resources:Follow Katie on Instagram - @katieboueFollow Katie on Twitter - @katieboueKatie's blog - The Morning FreshLearn more about the Native Lands you're onListen to Katie on NPR - Controversy Blooms Over Wildflower GeotaggingJoin the On the Road, Our Way Facebook Group!Sponsor Websites & CodesMerrellEnjoy 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!Episodes air weekly on Fridays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. Follow along with Laura Borichevsky on Instagram (@howsheviewsit) and see more of her work through her website, How She Views It.Music is by Josh Woodward.A production of Ravel Media

When you’re on the go, it can feel freeing to not have roots. You’re here, then you’re there. But the reality is that all of us who travel, for any length of time, create an impact on the communities we travel to and through, which can be tough to remember that because it feels like sleeping in a public parking lot for 7 hours doesn’t leave a lot of room to give back to the people who live down the street. Or does it? Katie Boué, part-time road traveler and full-time public lands advocate, has a lot to say about the give and take we engage in as travelers: both in the outdoors as well as in local communities. Because the reality is that no matter how often we relocate, we leave an impact wherever we go, and that acknowledgement in itself holds power. In this episode, you’ll hear: Katie shares her many varied types of road travel she’s done in the recent past How Katie got started in public lands advocacy The two types of stories we tell policy makers about the outdoors How large the outdoor economy is (spoiler: it’s huge) Anecdotes of how local communities have benefitted from outdoor recreation How any type of outdoor recreation is an extractive activity Ways we can give back to the land and local communities while traveling How we vote with our individual dollars The vast potential of positive change through social media The two easy things you can do to develop a deeper connection to the places you travel through Other Resources: Follow Katie on Instagram - @katieboue Follow Katie on Twitter - @katieboue Katie’s blog - The Morning Fresh Learn more about the Native Lands you’re on Listen to Katie on NPR - Controversy Blooms Over Wildflower Geotagging Women On The Road on Instagram - @womenontheroad Join the Women On The Road Podcast Facebook group Sponsor Websites & Codes Merrell Enjoy 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! Episodes air weekly on Fridays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. Follow along with Laura Hughes on Instagram (@howsheviewsit) and see more of her work through her website, How She Views It. Music is by Josh Woodward. WOTR podcast cover artwork designed by Dani Opal.

This week we sit down with our friend Katie Boué to talk about how she uses social media to spread her message about the outdoors. She has recently been featured on NPR regarding the topic of geo-tagging and has a unique way of making her following online feel comfortable enough to challenge their thought process around how they interact with the environment. She is an amazing human and if you're interested in what she is up to, give her a follow on Instagram and Twitter.Katie BouéInstagram: http://instagram.com/katieboueTwitter: http://twitter.com/katieboueCREATING THINGS TOGETHERApple: bit.ly/apple_podcastGoogle: bit.ly/google_podcastSpotify: bit.ly/spotify_podcastFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL► Christina:Twitter | https://twitter.com/christinareddInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/christinaredd► James:Twitter | https://twitter.com/jamesthereddInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/jamesthereddPODCASTING GEARSony a6400 - https://amzn.to/2UDdfHVMicrophones - https://amzn.to/2O39Q2IZoom H6N - https://amzn.to/2UBWTiTTravel Film Kit - kit.co/ChristinaRedd/travel-camera-gear► Full Home Podcasting Kit - https://kit.co/christinaredd/home-podcasting-setupFULL PORTFOLIOhttp://theredds.netWelcome to Creating Things Together! We’re James and Christina and this is our podcast. Together we Film Videos, Freelance, Travel, and try to do everything in-between. This podcast is where we share the BTS of our creative life together and interview our other creative friends to learn more about their process. Follow us everywhere on social (@christinaredd) (@jamestheredd) to send us a message or question about all things creative!⚠️ DISCLAIMER ⚠️☑️ This description contains affiliate links which means that if you click on one of the product links I’ll receive a small commission.

Katie Boué is a Cuban-American outdoor advocate, climber, writer and social media freelancer. She's based in Salt Lake City, but you're more likely to find her road tripping in the desert, lobbying in DC, or exploring America's public lands. In this episode we talk about the importance of protecting our public lands, impact of social media on our land and everyone's right and responsibility to play in the great outdoors!

Learn how you can help protect the outdoors you love by using social media. We interview Katie Boué about how you can use the phone in your pocket to enact real-life change in an ever-changing landscape. Katie Boué cares. She's a resource for people - young and old - across the outdoor industry. Over the past year, she has become the megaphone for using social media as an advocacy tool. A proud Miami native with Cuban, Irish, and Venezualian heritage, Katie made a name for herself as the writer behind her blog, The Morning Fresh, writing with vulnerability about her experiences hiking, climbing, and trying new sports like trail running. More recently, she took the social media reigns at the Outdoor Industry Association, or OIA.There she learned what she already knew - social media is a powerful tool. She’s since gone freelance from her full time role with OIA, but she considers herself a full time advocate for the outdoors. A theme for this episode is what Katie said right off the bat - we’re all in this together. We can all be advocates for conservation and public land. Learn more via She-Explores.com/podcast Thanks to our sponsor, Oru Kayak Music is by Music is by Mindseye & Dr. Rinkel, Halogen, Lee Rosevere, Aenon, Josh Woodward via freemusicarchive.org

An introduction to the motivation behind She Explores podcast from host Gale Straub. Featuring the voices of: Hiranya de Alwis Jayasinghe, Sheri Tingey, Beth Bradley, Katie Boué, and Rahawa Hailey. Learn more at She-Explores.com/podcast and join the conversation in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group. Music is by Kai Engel using a CC by A license