Hosted by Gabriella DiGiovanni · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Women in Wild Places is a show about women find strength, clarity, and identity in the outdoors. Host Gabriella DiGiovanni sits down with athletes, scientists, artists, mothers, and everyday adventurers to explore ambition, resilience, motherhood, fear, community, and the landscapes that shape us. Recognized by Spotify as a 2025 Instant Hit, WIWP shares honest, long-form conversations about choosing a bold life and protecting the wild places that we love.
Gabriella DiGiovanni hosts Women in Wild Places, a sports show with 18 episodes published.
Julie Bacon, founder of the Mothership Collective, joins Gabriella to talk about building one of the outdoor adventure world's most beloved communities for active moms, and the real journey that sparked it all. Julie was
I went solo to Utah for the first time since becoming a mom and came back with bruised hands, a summit, and a renewed sense of self. In this solo episode, I recap my whirlwind trip through Moab and Indian Creek: racing t
Claire and Emma of Salmon Sisters join us to pull back the curtain on what it takes to get wild Alaskan salmon from the water to your plate. Growing up on a remote off-grid homestead at the tip of the Alaskan Peninsula,
Julie McGuire is a South Bronx high school English teacher, backcountry skier, and the first woman to ski all 33 of the Catskills High Peaks — mountains that top out at 4,200 feet and are far more rugged, technical, and
In this episode of Women in Wild Places, host Gabriella sits down with Steph Davis — professional climber, base jumper, wingsuit pilot, and one of the most accomplished female alpinists in the world. Steoh has freed El C
In this episode of Women in Wild Places, host Gabriella sits down with Dr. Iva Njunjić, a cave biologist, National Geographic Explorer, and co-founder of Taxon Expeditions, to explore the hidden worlds beneath our feet.
What does it mean to hunt as a deeply embodied, emotional, and relational practice? In this episode of Women in Wild Places, I sit down with writer and landscape architect Christie Green to explore hunting as a path to c
In this episode of Women in Wild Places, I’m joined by Amanda Monthei, a former hotshot wildland firefighter, writer, and the creator of the Life With Fire podcast, for a deep, thoughtful conversation about wildfire, cre
Performing aerial acrobatics suspended over glaciers sounds like a scene from a dream. For aerial artist and climate advocate Sasha Galitzki, it’s home. In frozen landscapes where ice shifts and snow falls, Sasha brings
Kristy and Anna are twin mushers who race sled dogs across Alaska’s most remote wilderness. Racing sled dogs across Alaska’s vast wilderness is one of the most physically demanding and logistically complex endurance spor
Speed climbing the Yosemite Triple Crown, El Capitan, Half Dome, and Mount Watkins in under 24 hours, has always lived in the realm of legendary, and until recently, it was something dominated entirely by men. In this ep
Adventure photographer Abbi Hearne joins me to talk about what it means to photograph love in landscapes that are literally changing beneath our feet. We get into her early years building a life off the traditional path,
Staying adventurous after having a baby is one of the questions I get asked most so in this solo episode, I’m sharing my honest take: The emotional + physical realities of returning to running, climbing, and mountain obj
In this episode of Women in Wild Places, I talk with alpinist and adaptive athlete Kimber Cross—a kindergarten teacher turned ice climber who built her own prosthetic tool and is now taking on major alpine routes like th
If you’ve ever looked at mountain biking and thought, that looks incredible, but also terrifying, this episode is for you. This week on Women in Wild Places, I talk with Emily Jordan, mountain biker, mom, brand leader, a
River runner Jess Parks has rowed the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon 14 times, but she didn’t start out “outdoorsy.” Once a NYC crew rower surrounded by skyscrapers, a single road trip west changed her trajector
Trail runners Sam Cash (@cruzoutside) and Kristi Confortin (@kristialexiis) join Gabriella to talk about courage, community, and finding belonging through movement. As leaders of Trail Sisters Catskills, they share how r
In this first episode of Women in Wild Places, I share my journey of climbing Denali and what it taught me about strength, self-doubt, and belonging. From months of training and gear challenges to moments of awe high abo
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Women in Wild Places is hosted by Gabriella DiGiovanni. The show is categorised under sports (wilderness) and has published 18 episodes.
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