Podcast appearances and mentions of willow belden

The trailer for "Once Upon a Meadow" is on for this episode. Welcome to Trailer Park: The Podcast Trailer Podcast.On each episode of the show, we select a trailer, hit play on it, and then bring you an analysis of that short audio teaser. "Once Upon a Meadow" was created by Willow Belden and Jeff Lockwood.Here's a bit about the show:From the creators of the award-winning podcast Out There, ONCE UPON A MEADOW brings you gentle, uplifting stories for 4- to 9-year-olds (as well as for grownups with an inner or actual child). The podcast features fictional stories about a community of animals and plants who live in a meadow and work together to flourish, despite their differences.About TPP:Trailer Park: The Podcast Trailer Podcast is hosted by Tim Villegas and Arielle Nissenblatt. We share trailers for podcasts of shows that have been long-running, never made it out of pre-production, were made just for fun, or anything in between. Our goal is to help creators make better short-form audio and to help listeners find their next favorite listen.TranscriptSeason 2 of TPP is sponsored by:AushaFanlistLinks mentioned:Our websiteOur instagramEmail us: hello@trailerparkpod.comConnect with Arielle Connect with Tim Leave us a rating/review on Apple Credits:Written and produced by Tim Villegas and Arielle NissenblattEdited by Arielle NissenblattMixed and mastered by Tim VillegasCover art by Caio Slikta

“If you're going to do a kid's podcast, you have to have kids voices on the show. It can't just be grown-ups talking at the kids.” - Jeff Lockwood Step into the enchanting world of Willow Belden and Jeff Lockwood, where a labor of love and journey unfolded, weaving together the threads of creativity, perseverance, and dedication. At first, their vision to create a children's podcast seemed like an exciting challenge, but little did they know the intricate tapestry it would become. From composing mesmerizing music for each character to recording the whimsical voices of forest animals, their project blossomed into a symphony of talents from around the country.  Join the Winds of Change team, Emy diGrappa, Chloe Flagg and Lucas Fralick, as we invite Willow Belden and Jeff Lockwood, two creative artists, share their insights on how to elevate your child's listening experience and provide them with valuable educational content. Discover the secret to transforming your child's podcast experience into a journey of knowledge and growth, benefiting their development in a way that is both fun and engaging. Be eager to learn about the fascinating world of podcasting. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies behind the scenes and the effort that goes into creating engaging content. It's time to break free from the cycle of passive listening and unlock the secrets behind your favorite podcasts. Meet our special guests Jeff Lockwood and Willow Belden: Our guests today are Willow Belden and Jeff Lockwood, the dynamic duo behind the captivating podcast, Once Upon A Meadow.  Willow Belden Willow is an award-winning journalist and creator of Out There, an internationally recognized podcast that explores big questions through intimate stories outdoors.  Jeff Lockwood Jeff is a writer, ecologist and professor of natural sciences and humanities at the University of Wyoming. He's published numerous books, essays, and even operas, and he loves making up bedtime stories with animal characters.   The resources mentioned in this episode are: Listen to the podcast Once upon a Meadow featuring Willow Belden and Jeff Lockwood. Visit the Wyoming Humanities Council website for more information about their programs. Check out Willow Belden's podcast Out There for stories about the outdoors. Explore the activities and coloring pages available on the Once upon a Meadow website. Share the podcast with parents, educators, or anyone interested in children's stories with social and environmental justice themes. More Links: People can find Once Upon a Meadow wherever they get their podcasts Once Upon a Meadow website Out There website Credits for Once Upon a Meadow include: Trailer script, production, and narration by Willow Belden Animal voices by Jeff Lockwood  Music by Nadav Amir-Himmel  Illustration by Gracie Canaan   Connect with Emy diGrappa and Wyoming Humanities: FaceBook   Twitter    ThinkWY Website   LinkedIn   Listen on Spotify, Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts and many more. ThinkWY.org Sign up for our Storytelling Podcast Newsletter! Follow this link or use the QR code

The new season of The Lonely Palette is achingly close to starting up on Wednesday, June 7, but in the meantime, this week and next we're giving our feed over to some fellow Hub & Spoke shows that might pique your eardrums. Hub & Spoke, as you know, is our mighty audio collective of proudly independent podcasts. We aim to expand minds, viewpoints, knowledge, understanding. We have zero corporate interests or expectations, which means we are offbeat, unexpected, formidable, and really poor, so please take a listen to our shows and, if you like what we do, join our mailing list and consider supporting the collective: www.hubspokeaudio.org Link to our live event in at the Norman Williams Public Library in Woodstock, VT on Thursday, June 15: https://normanwilliams.org/events/podcasts-a-listening-event/ *** Today's episode: "Rekindling Hope" by Out There Carolyn McDonald was struggling — hard. The depression had gotten so bad that she couldn't see a way forward. Then, one day, she went to the beach. Story and sound design by Willow Belden. Script editing by Corinne Ruff. Special thanks to Lori Mortimer for sound-design feedback. Music includes works from StoryBlocks and Blue Dot Sessions. Episode webpage: https://www.outtherepodcast.com/episodes/rekindlinghope Support The Lonely Palette: www.patreon.com/lonelypalette

Hey there - it's Vanessa. There will be a new episode of Nocturne in your feed next week, but in the meantime, I want to share a story from another podcast that I think you'll really like. The show is called Out There, and it's one of our fellow podcasts in the Hub & Spoke audio collective.  On the surface, Out There is about the outdoors. But just like the other Hub & Spoke shows, it's so much more than that. Their stories explore what it means to be human, and they use nature as a lens to help you make sense of the world. You can find Out There wherever you listen to podcasts and at outtherepodcast.com Story by Stepfanie Aguilar. Editing and sound design by Willow Belden. Music includes selections from Marc Merza and Blue Dot Sessions    

In 2015, Out There host Willow Belden signed up for a 70-mile mountain bike race. She had always liked big athletic challenges, but this time, pushing her limits turned out to be a mistake. On this episode, she shares her story. It's about trying to prove yourself — and learning when to say no. Click here to see the full show notes for this episode.  SUPPORT OUT THERE: Become a patron

In this episode, Ryan chats with Willow Belden of Out There. Out There is a podcast that tackles big questions through intimate storytelling and is committed to elevating the voices of those traditionally left out of the conversation when it comes to the outdoors. Also in this episode: a conversation about a new outdoor fabric, updates on some packs we've been testing, and the launch of a new Backpacking Light online course - the How to Use Gaia GPS masterclass. Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-60-willow-belden-out-there

“It's the simple things” – is what I thought about when I interviewed Willow Belden for our latest What's Your Why? episode.  Her award-winning podcast “Out There” is not only about people who love nature but also about how people discover the outdoors even when they live in a cement jungle in the city. I think it's why the West has become so popular. People want to escape the hectic grind of the urban city life. Being outside and enjoying nature is for everyone – everywhere - people of all shapes, sizes and abilities.  I hope you enjoy the podcast! And please leave a comment. Thanks Willow!

Sarah Dealy was not outdoorsy. But at age 20, during a severe bout of depression, she enrolled in a wilderness therapy program. By the end of the program, she wanted to become an “outdoor girl.”But becoming the outdoorswoman of her dreams didn't come naturally. Sarah was an indoor kid at heart. She disliked many of the activities she imagined her outdoorsy self doing.On the first episode of Out There Podcast's new season, Sarah takes us from the desert of Utah to the mountains of Colorado and explores what happens when the person you think you want to be doesn't mesh with the person you are.About Out ThereLaunched in 2015, Out There is a podcast that explores big questions through intimate stories outdoors. Host Willow Belden just launched their new season, which dives deep into the theme "Things I Thought I Knew." Each episode, they're sharing a story about an outdoor experience that changed someone's understanding of themselves, their world, or their humanity. Listen to Out There on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and wherever podcasts are found.Featured in this episode: Sarah Dealy, Willow BeldenCredits:This episode was written, produced and sound-designed by Sarah Dealy.Editing by Willow Belden.Music includes selections from Blue Dot Sessions.She Explores is Hosted & Produced by Gale StraubA production of Ravel MediaJoin the She Explores Podcast community on FacebookVisit She-Explores.com & Follow Us on InstagramResourcesOut There's website“Best of Out There” playlist (this is a great introduction to the show for new listeners!)Sarah Dealy's websiteSign up here to be notified when Sarah's series about Troubled Teen wilderness programs comes outIf you are a parent who is considering sending your kid to a wilderness program, Sarah recommends the book Help at Any Cost by Maia SzalavitzRate this podcastRavel MediaEpisodes air bi-weekly on Wednesdays-- subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode. 

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Success InSight PodcastToday's episode of Success InSight is another addition to our Outdoor Adventure Series.It's a pleasure to introduce you to Ken Keffer. Ken is a freelance writer and speaker. a professional naturalist, and an award-winning environmental educator and author. Ken's career is spent highlighting the importance of nature and encouraging people to explore the outdoors. Ken has penned seven books connecting kids and the outdoors.Ken received the Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education's Nonformal Educator of the Year Award, and “The Kids' Outdoor Adventure Book: 448 Great Things to Do In Nature Before You Grow Up” was awarded a National Outdoor Book Award honorable mention.Ken is also a regular contributor to Birds & Blooms magazine, he has also written for regional and national outlets in both print and online including Wyoming Wildlife, Backcountry Journal, the National Wildlife Federation, Parks & Recreation, and Outdoors Unlimited.He is often featured on numerous radio and television broadcasts, including appearances as the outdoor adventure contributor on Milwaukee Public Radio and on Iowa Public Radio, and he is currently on the Outdoor Writers Association of America Board of Directors.Click the links below to find a few of Ken's most popular books on Amazon:Ranger Rick's Travels: National ParksEarth Almanac: Nature's Calendar for Year-Round DiscoveryKids' Outdoor Adventure Book: 448 Great Things to Do in Nature Before You Grow UpTo learn more about Ken and his work, visit his website at http://www.kenkeffer.netYou can also connect with Ken on the following social sites:FacebookTwitterLinkedInClick here to learn more about Willow Belden and the Outdoor Podcast.To learn about the mission of the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA), visit their website at https://owaa.org/  #OWAA2021The SuccessInSight Podcast is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc. and First Story Strategies.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Success InSight PodcastToday's episode of Success InSight is another addition to our Outdoor Adventure Series.It's a pleasure to introduce you to Ken Keffer. Ken is a freelance writer and speaker. a professional naturalist, and an award-winning environmental educator and author. Ken’s career is spent highlighting the importance of nature and encouraging people to explore the outdoors. Ken has penned seven books connecting kids and the outdoors.Ken received the Wisconsin Association for Environmental Education’s Nonformal Educator of the Year Award, and “The Kids’ Outdoor Adventure Book: 448 Great Things to Do In Nature Before You Grow Up” was awarded a National Outdoor Book Award honorable mention.Ken is also a regular contributor to Birds & Blooms magazine, he has also written for regional and national outlets in both print and online including Wyoming Wildlife, Backcountry Journal, the National Wildlife Federation, Parks & Recreation, and Outdoors Unlimited.He is often featured on numerous radio and television broadcasts, including appearances as the outdoor adventure contributor on Milwaukee Public Radio and on Iowa Public Radio, and he is currently on the Outdoor Writers Association of America Board of Directors.Click the links below to find a few of Ken’s most popular books on Amazon:Ranger Rick's Travels: National ParksEarth Almanac: Nature's Calendar for Year-Round DiscoveryKids' Outdoor Adventure Book: 448 Great Things to Do in Nature Before You Grow UpTo learn more about Ken and his work, visit his website at http://www.kenkeffer.netYou can also connect with Ken on the following social sites:FacebookTwitterLinkedInClick here to learn more about Willow Belden and the Outdoor Podcast.The SuccessInSight Podcast is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc. and First Story Strategies.

After quitting her job at NPR to thru-hike the Colorado Trail, Willow was filled with confidence and a desire to help tell stories of adventure to the world. The job at NPR wasn’t satisfying her desire to do something outside the box and the recent passing of her mother was enough for her to reset the path she was going down. To say the least, the 5-week thru-hike ultimately changed her life and after getting back she quickly began working on her new project, a podcast, Out There. Today we’re going to hear Willow’s story of reinvention and self-discovery that led her down a path less taken. Out There was recently listed as the #1 outdoor podcast in iTunes, has made appearances in media throughout the world and is considered one of the best outdoor and adventure podcasts out there... Find out more about Willow and listen to Out There here: outtherepodcast.com ( http://www.outtherepodcast.com/ ) IG: @outtherepodcast ( https://www.instagram.com/outtherepodcast/ ) FB: @outtherepodcast ( https://www.facebook.com/OutTherePodcast ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

For 141 years since its first ascent, mountaineers from around the world traveled to climb la Meije in the Massif des Écrins of France. Meanwhile, the permafrost that held its stones together was melting. On August 7, 2018, rockfall destroyed much of the normal route. In this On Belay story from Alpinist 68 (Winter 2019-20), Benjamin Ribeyre and Erin Smart recount a search for a new way up the peak amid the uncertainties of the planet’s future. Narrated by Willow Belden. [Photo] Benjamin Ribeyre

Trail magic is part serendipity, part heroism, part… well, magic. It's a helping hand when hikers need it most. Outlandish is partnering with the Out There podcast to bring you today's story. We'll meet Willow Belden, a radio-maker who's thru-hiked the Colorado Trail. She helps us answer the question of why trail angels are so kind. What makes an angel commit to offering repeated acts of altruism?

Willow produces the Out There Podcast and tells us all about the show, how she got into podcasting and her experience as an NPR host on Wyoming Public radio. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Please give us a rating and review HERE   Show Notes First Exposure to the Outdoors Growing up I lived in New York City, which is not exactly outdoors-y right. But my family had this little cabin up in Maine. My grandfather had bought land on a lake up there were way back when it was dirt cheap and then they built this cabin. So I often spent most of the summer up there and we would kayak and swim and just kind of spend all day outside. I remember entire summers where I never wore shoes, except maybe if my mom made me. If we had to go to the grocery store or something. But that was always sort of my happy place Things we talked about Out There Podcast Northwoods Outfitters NPR Wyoming Public Radio The Colorado Trail Common Outdoor Ground Outdoor Activities Hiking Backpacking Mtn Biking Climbing Skiing Advice, tips I think a lot of us are hesitant to take a leap and try new things if we don't feel like we already have the skills to do them. I certainly was that way where it's like, wow, I don't already know how to do this so I obviously I can't do it. I think honestly hiking the Colorado trail was something where I didn't know how to do it, but I did a bunch of research and I figured it out and it worked. And because that worked, then I think that gave me the courage to launch Out There cause I was like, well, all right, I don't know how to do this either, but we're going to give it a try and figure it out and see. So I think it's important to just remember that it's okay to be a beginner at things and that if you want something enough, you can do the research you need and you can talk to the people who know how to do it and make it happen. I don't want to make it seem like anything you want to do as possible, but it is important to remember that you don't have to already know how to do everything in order to get started with something in order to thrive at it. Favorite Books and Podcast Wild by Cheryl Strayed 60 Meters to Anywhere by Brendan Leonard Favorite Piece of Gear under $100 Dirty Girl Gaiters Connect with Willow Out There Podcast

Sara interviews Micah Schweizer, executive producer on the HumaNature podcast. As part of the August podcast listening list on Wanderlust, Podcast Brunch Club members worldwide listened to the HumaNature episode “May The Road Rise Up To Meet You, And May The Wind Stop Blowing In Your Face.” Check out the other podcasts in this Wanderlust playlist mini-series, including the Roundup of the Wanderlust Podcast Playlist and the interview with Willow Belden, the host of the Out There podcast, which was another episode featured on the  Wanderlust listening list. Things Sara and Micah chatted about: HumaNature Episode 11: Hoofprints On The Heart HumaNature Episode 8: Row Row Row Your Boat. Or Not. HumaNature Episode 38: The Hunt HumaNature Episode 20: Dogs Are People, Too Podcast picks from Micah: Threshold podcast, a podcast that tackles one pressing environmental issue each season. They report the story where it's happening through a range of voices and perspectives. Start with Season 1, Episode 1 – it’s the beginning of the story about the American bison. Visit the HumaNature podcast website. Follow HumaNature on Twitter and Instagram. You can also follow Micah on Twitter. Get involved in the podcast discussion! Join PBC: newsletter, in-person chapter, Facebook Group, twitter Join Audible Feast: website, newsletter, Facebook, twitter Audio editing and production by Steven Zampanti of Conceptual Podcasting. Music in this episode comes from Free Music Archive and features “Starwalk” from Ketsa and “Paradise” by Misael Gauna.

Adela chats with Willow Belden, host and creator of the Out There podcast. As part of the August podcast listening list on Wanderlust, Podcast Brunch Club members worldwide listened to the Out There episode “Better Than Fun.” Check out the other podcasts in this Wanderlust playlist mini-series, including the Roundup of the Wanderlust Podcast Playlist and the forthcoming interview with Micah Schweizer, the host of the HumaNature podcast, which we also featured on the  Wanderlust listening list. Podcast picks from Willow: Qualia: Experience emotions and cognitive mechanisms and then understand them. Not By Accident: A documentary podcast series about choosing to become a single mother and coping with being one. This is a serial podcast, so start with Episode 1. Follow Willow on Twitter at @WillowBelden. Visit the Out There podcast website. Get involved in the podcast discussion! Join PBC: newsletter, in-person chapter, Facebook Group, twitter Join Audible Feast: website, newsletter, Facebook, twitter Audio editing and production by Steven Zampanti of Conceptual Podcasting. Music in this episode comes from Free Music Archive and features “Starwalk” from Ketsa and “Paradise” by Misael Gauna.

Willow’s Wild Idea: To quit her job and go on a five-hundred-mile hike in Colorado. Then, to start a podcast that shares unique stories of people in the outdoors. Willow Belden is the host of Out There, a podcast that discusses big life questions in an outdoor setting. Willow talks to ultra-marathoners, Everest climbers, hikers, cyclist, skiers, and all kinds of adventurers about their journeys, giving listeners a chance to hear about the transformative powers of nature. Before she started her podcast, Willow worked at Wyoming Public Radio. You can tell by the way she edits her show and her soothing radio voice. It was a great job, but she decided to quit to hike the Colorado Trail, a thru-hike of about 500 miles.  Willow and I talked about why she quit her job to go on a thru-hike, what she learned along the way, and why chocolate was so important on the trail. We also talk about the challenges of starting a podcast, what she’s learned from losing a parent, and what she has learned from her diverse guests, including great lessons about failure. Listen to this episode if:  You love hiking and the outdoors. You listen to public radio or want to start a podcast. You’ve lost a parent. You want to try thru-hiking. You have ever been afraid to fail. For full show notes, including guest links and books mentioned during the episode, visit: http://wildideasworthliving.com/49

For Human Race's final episode, we share several of your stories. This episode of Human Race is brought to you by Brooks. Sign up for the Brooks Big Endorsement and become a sponsored athlete at www.BrooksAthlete.com/rw. Credits: Host: Rachel Swaby Producers: Rachel Swaby, Brian Dalek, Christine Fennessy Theme music: Danny Cocke Human Race is a proud part of Panoply Special thanks to: David Willey, Christine Fennessy, Brian Dalek, Sylvia Ryerson, Audrey Quinn, Mervyn Deganos, David Weinberg, Danielle Thomsen, Kit Fox, Casey Martin, Willow Belden, Tennessee Watson, Scott Carrier, Karen Given, and Cindy Kuzma. 

Can failure bring out the best in you? We're excited to share one of our favorite outdoor podcasts with you, "Out There Podcast." This week, we chat with host Willow Belden and share her award-winning episode, "High On Failure." Last spring, Jordan Wirfs-Brock attempted one of the toughest trail running races in existence: a 550-miler called Infinitus, which took place in the rugged mountains of Vermont. Jordan wasn't new to ultra running, but this race was more extreme than anything she'd done before. And it broke her: she failed to finish. Curiously, though, the failure didn't leave her feeling defeated. In fact, it turned out to be one of the best things that's ever happened to her. Thanks to our sponsor, Oru Kayak. Learn more at the episode page at www.outtherepodcast.com and She-Explores.com/podcast. Join our facebook group and chat about this episode! Music by MindsEye and Soft & Furious.

00:00:00 - Joe Batwinis, from our sister show Technically Speaking, joins us to discuss whether or not we should drop the S (for science) from STEM education as the hard work to earn the degree doesn't seem to be paying off for most graduates. 00:16:42 - Regardless of their major, many college students enjoy a drink. We're not in college anymore, but we do our best. Joe enjoys a Raspberry Brown from the Lost Coast Brewery but Patrick thinks his Rogue made Mocha Porter is superior. Ryan avoids the fray with a cocktail called the "Gentle Giraffe" invented by former guest of the show Willow Belden. To make one for yourself and a friend, simply combine in a shaker: 2 shots of good aged rum 1 shot Maraschino liqueur 6 ozpineapple juice 00:22:40 - You should never drink and drive. You can, however, drink and discuss movies about driving such as Rush which this week gets the Trailer Trash Talk treatment! 00:33:21 - Photographing lions is both risky and difficult. Two intrepid photographers build some robots to help them out, which makes both the tech and bio nerds quite happy. 00:46:05 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like modifying cameras, they're both likely to void your waranty. Joe begins with a voicemail from Danielle N. who wants to know, based on previous discussions of robotic cars, if removing humans from the equation will eliminate traffic jams. Ryan receives a delightful donation (Thanks!) from Michael M. along with an e-mail about 3D modelling of the complicated skulls of animals like crocodiles and fish for the purposes of research. Patrick suggests winning an award, and Ryan suggests following some relevant folks on Twitter. Patrick finishes the show with an e-mail from Jaroslav T. who has spotted some bigfoots (or is it bigfeets?) in the wilds of Louisiana, and thought we should know. We agree that this is indeed important information, but are more concerned with how to refer to the beasts in the plural form. Help us out in the comments!   Thanks for listening and be sure to check out the Brachiolope Media Network for more great science podcasts!   Music for this week's show: Career Day - The Format Who told ya? - The Woody Pines Don't Rush - Tegan and Sara Remote Control - The Clash