G.o. Get Outside Podcast - Everyday Active People Outdoors

Karl Domangue left a lucrative career as an investment banker to pursue a passion for the outdoors. He founded the business Extreme Things and became a conduit to adventure sports for the everyday person. As he gained experiences and developed his skills, he craved more and joined the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue team. Karl has tried or pursued most outdoor activities and continues to seek adventure despite the difficulties introduced by his struggles with cancer. He and Jason sat in a park full of creaking trees in UC San Diego and discussed his past and plans for the future. Links: G.O. Caving Video: https://vimeo.com/94598141 Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106

Chez Brungraber is intrinsically linked to nature. As a botanist and wildlife biologist, her relationship with and understanding of the outdoors is what makes her a successful scientist. A lifelong love of plant-life has inspired her to spend as much time as possible outside, both professionally and recreationally. Travel and backpacking are two of her passions and they have carried her around the world including Nepal and Kenya. She is also the founder of Gobi Gear, an outdoor gear company focusing on efficient and reliable equipment, particularly stuff sacks. She and Jason spoke on Skype about her travels, volunteering in Kenya, ultimate frisbee, and the story behind Gobi Gear. LINKS: Gobi Gear Website: gobigear.com Chez's Consulting Business: summitwestenv.comGobi Gear Kickstarter campaign: bit.ly/SegSacKickstarter Want to help out? In the USA: outdoorfoundation.orgIn east Africa: womensbakery.comIn Nepal – Nepal Cyclists Ride to the Rescue (NCRR) : facebook.com/NCRR-Nepal-Cyclists-Ride-to-Rescue-47027415

Scott Merrill is an eighth-grade math teacher and a recently engaged father of two. As rewarding as those things can be, he still felt an emptiness and calling for adventure he had difficulty heeding. After years of searching for an outlet for these pursuits, he found a pathway that led him to canyoneering. Now, he balances his family life, responsibilities, and canyon time in a way that has brought him a richer experience of life. Jason had a conversation with Scott and his dogs in his backyard in Lancaster, CA where they discussed the ways his life has improved in the last few years. Links: G.O. Canyoneering video featuring Alden vimeo.com/104538804 half dome hike: http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/halfdome.htm Antelope Canyon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antelope_Canyon NBC Documentary excerpt about Ralston: http://www.nbcnews.com/id/5956900/ns/dateline_nbc/t/desperate-days-blue-john-canyon/#.VgJB2rR5F-8 127 Hours: http://www.foxsearchlight.com/127hours/ Uber Adventures: uberadventures.net ATS: htt

Alison Hudson is a NOLS instructor and filmmaker nomadically making her way around the world seeking new experiences. She spent multiple months in Nepal shooting a documentary, Close to the Edge: Life in the Khumbu, about Nepalese high-altitude workers. Her production was cut short by the tragic earthquake in April that killed 9,000 and triggered an avalanche on Everest. She and Jason met at a park in Wyoming to discuss these subjects and her experiences on the Appalachian Trail. They even take a moment to defend the usefulness of Facebook. Links: alisonfhudson.com NOLS: http://www.nols.edu Mile, Mile and a Half: http://themuirproject.com/mmah/film/ Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106

If you are a climber, it is likely you have heard of the Enormocast, the preeminent climbing podcast. For four years, Chris Kalous has interviewed climbers from around the world and shared them with the internet. Chris is not merely a podcaster, he is also an accomplished climber and journalist capable of inciting intense rage from over-serious aid climbers. Chris allowed Jason into his hotel room at the Outdoor Retailer Show where they discussed how climbing has shaped his life and why he became a podcaster. They may have even unintentionally insulted golfers and football players along the way. Links: enormocast.com Enormo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Enormocast-303916919618441/timeline/ Enormo iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-enormocast/id490027390 Enormo Merch: http://www.adayak.com/the-enormocast/ Totally Deep Podcast (Produced by Chris: http://totallydeep.libsyn.com Article: Day I Sent Learning to Fly http://eveningsends.com/climbing/day-sent-learning-fly/ Call us and lea

Johanna Turner is a patient person. Hiking miles into the wilderness periodically to maintain camera gear that may never capture a single image of wildlife requires patience. It also rewards hard-work and dedication. Only camera trappers ever capture imagery of wildlife in their natural environment unmolested by human interaction. Jason followed along one morning as Johanna tended her cameras along with her friend, Dan and her dog, Ripley. They discussed the pursuit of camera trapping, its challenges, and rewards. Links: Cougar Magic: youtube.com/user/CougarMagic facebook.com/Cougarmagic cougarmagic.com AP Video Feature: https://youtu.be/XSEsylM7jwU Save LA Cougars (Liberty Canyon Overpass): http://www.nwf.org/Save-LA-Cougars.aspx G2 Gallery in Venice (some of her work is on display): http://www.theg2gallery.com OC Trackers octrackers.com Earth Skills (Malibu) earthskills.com Videos: Triple Bear Cubs: https://youtu.be/DVJ_ybMMWrc Bear Cub Wrestlemania 2: https://youtu.be/tmRC4PD4obg Mountain Lion Mating

Dusty Hulet may not have been born in a tent—perhaps to his father’s chagrin—but he did grow up never missing a Boy Scout camp-out. Being raised in an active outdoor family laid a foundation for adventure in him that continues to grow. He makes a living as an entrepreneur and filmmaker, occasionally crawling through bear dens, and pursues a variety of activities on the side. He can be found in the snow or in raging rivers, perhaps even on horseback. He was once responsible for the lives and good times of many vacationers seated on his Alaskan tour bus and is to blame for the temporary sitings of the elusive Yellowstone Gorilla. Jason found him momentarily in Liberty Park in Salt Lake City where they chatted about his life instead of allowing him to prepare for a trip to Haiti. Links: https://instagram.com/dustyhulet/ Spring Creek Ranch Horseback Riding (Dusty Stables Photography) http://www.springcreekranch.com/activities/summer-recreation/horseback-riding/ Call us and leave a message (up to 3

Scott Swaney is the Chuck Norris of Southern California. At 67 years old, he is still going strong despite his penchant to get himself into trouble. He is a lifer—one of those outdoorsmen who has stuck with exploratory pursuits for many decades and doesn’t intend to stop. Scott was diving into caves and scaling mountains before society had the good sense to start regulating these activities. Nowadays, he is the primary force behind the exploration of Death Valley’s many uninvestigated canyons. Sit back and let him regale you with tales of a life devoted to scrappy adventures and close calls. Links: Death Valley Canyon Exploration: http://ropewiki.com/Scott_Swaney's_Death_Valley_Canyoneering_Exploration Scott Swaney Facts: http://ropewiki.com/Scott_Swaney_facts Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106 email us: go@butcherbirdstudios.com G.O. online: gogetoutside.com

Saveria Tilden keeps busy. When she discovered the outdoors, she realized it needed to be shared. She made that happen by becoming an educator and consultant for various businesses and organizations. She works with the American Hiking Society, the Sierra Club, REI Outdoor School, Transforming Youth Outdoors, IslandWood, and Nature Play Western Australia. And she still finds time for herself outdoors. Jason and Saveria weathered a Southern California drizzle storm to discuss her role in the outdoors and why she values it. Links: theadventurus.com facebook.com/theadventurus instagram.com/adventurus mytyo.org americanhiking.org rei.com/learn islandwood.org/nature-passport-app ironman.com sierraclub.org Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106

Klaus Gerhart wasn’t always active outdoors. There was a time when his primary exercise was operating a television remote. Several years ago he decided to journey outside and the course of his life changed drastically. The discovery of technical canyoneering ended any desire to return to a sedentary existence. A few years later he would be recognized as an expert in the field. He is the founder of Uber Adventures, a Los Angeles based training school and gear shop specializing in canyoneering. Jason joined him in his air-conditioned shop in heat-ridden Chatsworth to discuss what drew him to canyoneering and how it has impacted his life. Links: uberadventures.net meetup.com/canyoneering/ CAC - Coalition of American Canyoneers americancanyoneers.org G.O. Canyoneering video vimeo.com/104538804 Scientific road trip: randalolson.com/2015/03/08/computing-the-optimal-road-trip-across-the-u-s/ math.uwaterloo.ca/tsp/usa50/index.html gogetoutside.com Call us and leave a message (up to 3

G.O. Get Outside is a new podcast featuring conversations with everyday people who stay active outdoors while balancing the responsibilities of adult life. It is a weekly show that will try to cover most outdoor and adventure sports and feature people of all genders and races from around the world. Listen in to learn about the format of the upcoming episodes and get to know the host, Jason Milligan. Links: instagram.com/fourchinnigan/ butcherbirdstudios.com fourchinnigan.com/blog/ chinnystyle.com vimeo.com/fourchinnigan gogetoutside.com Call us and leave a message (up to 3 minutes): 1-818-925-0106