
Dan Buck came to Grants Pass by way of California — and found what had always been missing. A river to anchor him. Trails to move on. A community that stuck. After years as Creative Director at Dutch Bros, helping shape...


Go Wildly is an outdoor adventure and storytelling podcast about the moments in nature that change us. Hosts Emily & Heather talk with athletes, river guides, conservationists, and outdoor entrepreneurs about their pivotal outdoor moment—the experience that reshaped how they live, lead, and explore. Recorded on rivers, trails, and in wild places across the Pacific Northwest. Together we Go Wildly!🌲 Follow & connectInstagram: @gowildlypodcastYouTube: Go Wildly PodcastWebsite: gowildlypodcast.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchGo Wildly is an outdoor adventure and storytelling podcast about the moments in nature that change us. Hosts Emily & Heather talk with athletes, river guides, conservationists, and outdoor entrepreneurs about their pivotal outdoor moment, the experience that reshaped how they live, lead, and explore. Recorded on rivers, trails, and in wild places across the Pacific Northwest.
Recent episodes include "Betting on a Place You Love with Dan Buck | Go Wildly Podcast" (28 October 2026, 77 minutes), "Cave Geology, Bats & Life Underground with Sierra Heimel | Go Wildly Podcast" (22 October 2026, 131 minutes), and "Debut Album, Analog Music & Living for Art with Jared Masters | Go Wildly Podcast" (14 October 2026, 108 minutes).
Go Wildly Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 85 minutes across 54 episodes.
Booking probability for Go Wildly Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Go Wildly Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Go Wildly Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Go Wildly Podcast are Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Go Wildly Podcast has a sports audience.
Go Wildly Podcast is a sports podcast with 54 episodes published.
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Dan Buck came to Grants Pass by way of California — and found what had always been missing. A river to anchor him. Trails to move on. A community that stuck. After years as Creative Director at Dutch Bros, helping shape...

*featuring a live video tour of Oregon Caves National Monument!* Sierra Heimel’s office is underground, her commute involves a headlamp, and her job is to figure out what’s happening in places most people will never...

Jared is a songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist based in Southern Oregon. He performs solo and with a cherished local reggae band, DJs house music with his family’s event production company Not A Cult Productions, writes...

Tara Laidlaw spent her summers scrambling granite and swimming snowmelt lakes in the high Sierra. She didn't know it then, but those summers were building everything. With a degree in Anthropological Sciences from...

No guest. Just us — and a summer worth talking about. Emily and Heather sit back down together for a summer recap: what they've been up to, what they've learned, and what's been quietly shifting beneath the surface...

Josh Ward has spent nearly his whole life on the Rogue River. Now part of his job is making sure others get home safely from it. Born on Maui and raised in Grants Pass since age six, Josh is a Southern Oregon...

Ryan Thims grew up in Maine, landed in Southern Oregon at 19, and has spent the decades since building adventures in some of the most remote places on earth. His path runs through river guiding on the Rogue, managing a...

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Ashley Drake has spent 15 years turning adventure into a life — and a business. Co-owner of Arrowhead River Adventures in Grants Pass, Ashley runs trips on the Rogue, teaches wilderness medicine, raises two wild kids...

What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel CollayEpisode 44 | Go Wildly Podcast Daniel Collay grew up on a farm outside Eugene figuring things out for himself. Southern Oregon kept pulling him back — and...

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Holding Lightly: Land Restoration, Justice & Reciprocity with Jeanine Moy Episode 42 | Go Wildly Podcast Jeanine Moy has spent decades learning how to read the land. Vesper Meadow is where that work came alive. With a...

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Klamath Dam Removal, Almeda Fire & Building a River Business with Will VolpertEpisode 41 | Go Wildly PodcastWill Volpert was born into the river life and continues to choose it.His parents guided and outfitted...

You Asked, We Answered | Wildly UsEpisode 41 | Go Wildly PodcastIn this episode, Emily & Heather sit down by the river to answer questions submitted by listeners. From embarrassing nature stories, to bucket list...

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Conservationist of the Year on Rivers, Forests & a Life That Mattered with Julie Norman Episode 40 | Go Wildly Podcast Julie Norman left a career in tech for whitewater, then left whitewater for a 15-year fight to save...

The Stupid Hike That Changed Everything with Andy NealEpisode 39 | Go Wildly Podcast Andy Neal went from pastor to filmmaker to half a million followers — all thanks to the trails. Known online as @andyfilmsandhikes...

Fly Fishing, Female Fun & Getting Women Outdoors with Meg GrahamEpisode 38 | Go Wildly Podcast She came to Southern Oregon for the rivers. The rivers gave her a lot more than she expected. Meg Graham moved to Southern...

Mountains, Music & Meeting the Moment with Keith Townsend Episode 37 | Go Wildly Podcast Keith Townsend has been on mountains since he was four and making music for over twenty years — and for him, they've always been...

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<p>Disability, the Outdoors & the Healing Power of Oregon with Alice Diehl</p><p>Episode 36 | Go Wildly Podcast</p><p>Identity is not limitation. Alice Diehl is proof.</p><p>Actress, puppeteer, advocate, and Ms...

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<p>50 Years on the River: Whitewater, Dam Fights & the Klamath with Bill CrossEpisode 35 | Go Wildly PodcastBill Cross has been running rivers and fighting to protect them for nearly 50 years. In this episode we talk...

<p>Favorite Episodes, What's Coming & the Truth About Making a PodcastEpisode 34 | Go Wildly Podcast</p><p><br></p><p>Emily and Heather close out the first recording block of the season — talking about what it actually...

<p>Episode 33 | Go Wildly Podcast</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode of Go Wildly, we sit down with Smokey Bear — joined by his handlers Sarah and AJ, Fire Prevention Specialists with the Rogue River-Siskiyou National...
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lecturer and co-director of the Centre on US politics at University College London, CUSP - UCL Centre on US Politics
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