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Hosted by Molly Hawkins · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 37 episodes
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The Outliers Project was started to highlight individuals, outliers, and dreamers who dared to create and to innovate. From artists and musicians, to action sports athletes and entrepreneurs these individuals are the driving force behind the movements that will inspire and change the way we interact with the world around us. The Outliers Project is about seeing what you see in the world that excites all of us, and diving into issues and topics relevant to our lives. The ideas behind the people, the community—it’s all a part of our culture and that’s what this podcast and blog digs into.
Molly Hawkins hosts Outliers Project, a society show with 37 episodes published.
What happens when you leave a successful marketing career behind to chase a passion that most people don't even realize exists? In this episode of the Outliers Project, I sit down with dog trainer, entrepreneur, and outd
In this episode of The Outliers Project, I sit down with Darren Rayner, founder of Vancouver BC based creative agency Magnifire and a filmmaker whose career grew out of the action sports world long before social media co
Most people know Kelly Hanson as the familiar face of KING 5’s New Day Northwest and Local Lens Seattle . What they may not see is how much persistence it took to get there. In this episode, Kelly shares the less polishe
In this episode, Molly talks with Martina Brimmer about building Swift Industries into a brand that goes far beyond product. They get into the intersection of creativity and business, what it’s like to lead as a woman in
In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly sits down with snowboarding pioneer and the first snowboarder to earn an Olympic medal, Shannon Dunn-Downing for a fun conversation. Shannon shares what it was actually like
Scott Losse might describe himself as “from the internet,” but his story is a lot more layered than a few viral videos. In this episode, Molly sits down with the Pacific Northwest-based comedian to talk about what happen
In this episode of The Outliers Project, I sit down with Maria Lovely Daggett, a sixth-generation Montanan, skier featured in Warren Miller, hunter, and founder of Lovely Outdoor Co. Maria grew up in a family of hunters
In this episode, Molly catches up with Ben Carson of Seattle band Hot Bodies in Motion for a conversation about creativity, reinvention, and the tension of being both a musician and a tech mover and shaker in Seattle. Th
Chris Jerard, Chief Brand Officer at Outside interactive, joins Molly to talk about what it really means to “get outside” in an age of algorithms and polarizing debates about access, ai, the future of public lands and mo
In this episode, Molly sits down with her longtime friend April Cornell, owner of Hidden Hand Tattoo in Seattle. April has been a staple in the tattoo community for so many and has lived through illness, grief, reinventi
In this episode, Molly dives headfirst into a topic she’s wanted an excuse to explore for a long time: wolves. Sparked by reading American Wolf and going deep on the history of wolf eradication and reintroduction in the
There are ages that pass. And there are ages that stay lodged inside of you. Everyone has them. In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly sits with Leslie Johansen Nack, author of Fourteen and Nineteen, to talk abou
Dropping in three. In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly sits down with Priscilla Cannon (formerly Levac), a pioneering professional snowboarder from the golden era of the sport who’s gone on to live multiple cr
In this episode, Molly sits down with Rachel — someone she’s known for over twenty years — to explore what actually drives people like her. The wiring. The risk tolerance. The audacity. The weirdo energy that most of us
In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly Hawkins sits down with entrepreneur and systems thinker Johannes Ariens, whose career spans military contracting, hospitality, and now zero-emissions transportation. From tr
Role model to all women, mentor and CEO of Burton Snowboards, i have always admired Donna Carpenter and finally got a chance to sit down with her for a conversation to dissect the industry and discuss how we get more wom
In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly Hawkins talks with Kim Woozy, founder of MAHFIA, about reshaping the action sports industry through visibility, equity, and storytelling. From early skate videos to leading
Quitting your job at 26, buying a house, and starting a snowboard company all within a couple months might be a recipe for disaster for most people, but Blue Montgomery has managed to make it work. As the founder and own
As much as controversy can kill a company, it can also shine a positive spotlight on it. That’s what happened to Shaney Jo Darden’s Keep A Breast Foundation™, thanks to their “I Heart Boobies” bracelets. Since 2000, Keep
In a world full of professional athletes in all sports, it can be hard to stand out from the rest. Athletes have been constantly moving towards self-promotion on social media as a way to update their fans on their lives,
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