See Her Outside: Stories From Women Who Adventure

Get inspired with lessons from adventure that can't be learned indoors.Hear stories of women with a passion for the outdoors, from everyday athletes to activists breaking societal barriers to nature.By pushing limits in the wild, these women discover that they're more capable than they first thought-- and you are, too.Our nonprofit programs and adventure scholarships increase access to adventure for girls & women+, so that you'll always See Her Outside.Brought to you by the Alliance for Gender Equity in Outdoor Adventure.

See Her Outside: Stories From Women Who Adventure is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 45 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Parenting Is Easier Outside: Mountain Biking Through Pregnancy + Building the Mothership Collective with Julie Bacon

  Aug 20, 202646 min

  If you've ever worried that becoming a parent means losing the adventurous parts of yourself, this conversation is the antidote: Julie mountain biked through both of her pregnancies, and she's built a community of thousands of moms proving you don't have to shrink your world after kids. Julie Bacon is the founder of Mothership Collective, a community helping moms stay connected to the outdoors, adventure, creativity, and themselves through motherhood. (And they fully embrace "alien disco ball vibes" as feral moms.) Julie and Angie talked about: What moms are missing in traditional outdoor communities The viral climbing-wall photo that drew hundreds of critical comments a day How pregnant athletes can modify sports The hardest parts of the first year of motherhood Building the Mothership: a viral reel, a 10,000-member Facebook group, and 160 Rally the Village events across North America in one month What outdoor brands get wrong when talking to moms and why honesty beats polish Her pep talk for new moms: you don't have to wait, and you can start small Check out these resources: Mothership Collective Mothership Collective on Instagram: @the.mothership.collective The Cairn Project on IG The Cairn Project's newsletter Become a Trailblazer Summit Scholarship Foundation Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app! You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond: Become a Trailblazer . Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women. Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation . Send this episode to a mom you know — or somebody who's kid-curious. Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story! Follow on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen on: Amazon , Pocket Casts , iHeartRadio , other platforms

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  What Makes a Fantastic Outdoor Leader: Resilience through a Rappelling Accident, NOLS Rejections, and Olympic Dreams with Jeannette Stawski

  Aug 6, 202652 min

  On day 21 of an instructor course in the Wind River Range, Jeannette Stawski's rope dislodged a 250-pound boulder. It landed on her legs — 15 miles from the nearest trailhead, in a designated wilderness where no helicopter was coming fast. Since then, Jeannette has identified the ingredients that make a fantastic outdoor leader, and resilience is a muscle she's built through an entire career of setbacks that became pivots: Olympic dreams ended by back surgery, multiple NOLS rejections, and that day under the boulder. Jeannette and Angie talked about: Pivoting from pre-Olympic rowing camps to raft guiding in Glacier National Park after back surgery ended her Olympic dreams Getting rejected by NOLS multiple times and how their coachable rejections shaped her career The rappelling accident in the Wind River Range and the rescue that followed The gift she's giving her kids: a cross-country road trip to climb the Grand Teton without their parents The self-deprecation pattern in women outdoor leaders Check out these resources: The Outdoor Leader by Jeannette Stawski Leading Valiantly Jeannette on Instagram: @leadingvaliantly Jeannette on LinkedIn Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim, October 10, 2026 — women 50+ The Cairn Project on IG The Cairn Project's newsletter Become a Trailblazer Summit Scholarship Foundation Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app! You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond: Become a Trailblazer . Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women. Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation . Send this episode to a friend who leads others outdoors. Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story! Follow on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen on: Amazon , Pocket Casts , iHeartRadio , other platforms

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  ⛺ Campfire Stories from 70 Years Outdoors: Scout Wilkins on Idiot Badges, Animal Instincts, and Why Life Doesn't End at Any Age

  Jul 23, 202638 min

  Meet a lifelong outdoor guide who has kept adventure in her life for 70 years and counting. You'll hear 7 campfire stories about what the wilderness has taught her. Scout Wilkins has been guiding since she was 11 years old — backpacking, horses and mules, rivers and canyons, winters as a ranch hand, a fire lookout tower in eastern Oregon, and these days guiding in places like the Zion Narrows. She has taken what she learned in the wilderness and mapped it over to the human-built environment: her trainings work to free people, systems, and cultures from being trapped in the idea that there is one right way. Check out these resources: Scout's personal coaching and guiding: TravelingLIGHT.life WordTrails — Scout's game to nurture an improvisational life Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim, October 10, 2026 — women 50+ The Cairn Project on IG The Cairn Project's newsletter Become a Trailblazer Summit Scholarship Foundation Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app! You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond: Become a Trailblazer . Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women. Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation . Send this episode to the Bessie Greener in your life — or the 22-year-old who needs one. Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story! Follow on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen on: Amazon , Pocket Casts , iHeartRadio , other platforms

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  The First Ukrainian Woman to Summit the Five Highest Mountains on Earth: What Mountaineer Antonina Samoilova Wants Women to Know About Fear

  Jul 9, 202649 min

  Antonina Samoilova's mountaineering career began with a breakup, two weeks' notice, and a one-way ticket to Antarctica. Antonina is the first Ukrainian woman to summit the five highest mountains on Earth — Everest, K2, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, and Makalu — and in 2024 she made history by summiting Everest and Lhotse in a single 24-hour push. She grew up as a city girl in central Ukraine with zero outdoor background, and her message for women is as direct as the routes she climbs: fear is a door, not a wall. Antonina and Angie talked about: Growing up in a landlocked city in Ukraine with no mountains and no outdoor role models Her first mountain — Kilimanjaro — and swearing she'd never climb again (she lied) The breakup that sent her to Antarctica on two weeks' notice, and how that trip changed everything Summiting Everest just four months after Antarctica Running out of oxygen on Kanchenjunga at 8,400 meters — and her only option was to keep climbing Summiting Everest and Lhotse back-to-back in exactly 24 hours Why she believes women's biggest limits live in their heads, not their bodies Managing your menstrual cycle at extreme altitude Her current "fear frontier": public speaking in English What's next — Nanga Parbat and the full Crown of the Earth Check out these resources: Antonina's website Antonina on Instagram: @tonya.samoilova The Cairn Project on IG The Cairn Project's newsletter Become a Trailblazer Summit Scholarship Foundation Like this episode? Leave a 5-star rating and review on your podcast app! You can help us close the gender gap outdoors and beyond: Become a Trailblazer . Your Adventure Fundraiser makes wilderness experiences possible for girls and women. Check out the Summit Scholarship Foundation . Send this episode to a friend who wants to climb an 8,000m peak. Make sure you subscribe to the See Her Outside Podcast so you don't miss a story! Follow on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen on: Amazon , Pocket Casts , iHeartRadio , other platforms

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  🎤 Rachel Entrekin Live at Wild Woman Race Weekend (Bonus episode)

  Jun 29, 202647 min

  Ultrarunner Rachel Entrekin joined the First 50k Sisterhood and hundreds of other women running the Wild Woman Trail Runs races on June 19-21, 2026. We recorded our conversation in case you weren't there IRL! Rachel Entrekin is a pro trail runner and record holder who most recently outright won the Cocodona 250 race in Arizona. Rachel and Angie talked about: Traits that make for a strong runner (that society sometimes weaponizes against women) The life-changing moment in the middle of Cocodona 2026 and what she's passing onto other women How sharing your story with others can shape the future of trail culture Learn more: The First 50k Sisterhood Rachel on Instagram: @rachel__entrekin Wild Woman Trail Runs Start your own Adventure Fundraiser The Cairn Project on Instagram: @thecairnproject

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