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Go Wildly Podcast

Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 47 episodes

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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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Episode #27
Rogue River, Antarctica & Running a Family River Business with Ashley Drake | Go Wildly Podcast
Aug 12, 20261h 22mS2
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 named Wren and Rosie, and is usually the first voice you hear when you call — unless she's out on the water, which is entirely possible. She grew up in the Portland area and found her way to Southern Oregon by way of international travel, summer camp, and a husband she met at both. We talk about how Grants Pass chose them rather than the other way around, organizing international travel and what that teaches you about hosting, the joys and realities of running a small seasonal river outfit with your spouse, settling into home in a small town, making adult friendships, managing energy through a seasonal business, her life's journey from camp counselor to co-owner, a trip to Antarctica, the privilege of hosting outdoor experiences, and her go-to trail snacks. Plus her most-used outdoor gear, advice for her younger self, advice for someone who wants to live like her, and how she wants to be remembered. Links arrowheadriveradventures.com | @arrowheadriveradventures hello@arrowheadadventures.com | (541) 830-3388 NOLS: nols.edu Big Lake Youth Summer Camp: biglake.org Active Listener Offers Arrowhead River Adventures — Code GOWILDLY for 10% off any half-day rafting trip in 2026 or 2027: arrowheadriveradventures.com Kula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com Follow Go Wildly YouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast Instagram: @gowildlypodcast Website: gowildlypodcast.com Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly Podcast Theme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permission Keywords Go Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Ashley Drake, Arrowhead River Adventures, Rogue River rafting, Grants Pass Oregon, whitewater rafting Oregon, family owned river outfitter, wilderness medicine, NOLS, international travel adventure, Antarctica travel, summer camp, small business Oregon, seasonal business, river guide life, outdoor hosting, adult friendships, small town life, Southern Oregon rivers, Hellgate Canyon, Rogue River day trips, trail snacks, outdoor parenting, place-based podcast, outdoor lifestyle, whimsy, Kula Cloth
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Episode #26
What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel Collay | Go Wildly Podcast
Aug 5, 20261h 28mS2
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 eventually became his life's work. After studying Environmental Studies and Outdoor Adventure Leadership at SOU, a stint in Portland doing ecological restoration, and years at Willow-Witt Ranch — a working farm and conservation property inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument — Daniel became Executive Director of the Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument in 2024. He's also a Certified Burn Manager, Oregon Master Naturalist, and Talent City Councilor. His send-off line for people leaving Southern Oregon: "I'll see you when you move back."We talk about how national monuments are established and what land protection designations actually mean, the SOU Outdoor Program and how it shaped his friendships, career, and love life, what happens when you get a bunch of outdoor adventure leaders anywhere together, the draw of Southern Oregon, green burial and advice for death and dying, and what it looks like to get involved in your community through local politics and volunteering. Plus his most-used outdoor gear, advice for his younger self, advice for someone who wants to live like him, and how he wants to be remembered. Links cascadesiskiyou.org cityoftalent.org/council-mayor eugene-or.gov/143/Camps Active Listener Offers Kula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com Follow Go Wildly YouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast Instagram: @gowildlypodcast Website: gowildlypodcast.com Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly Podcast Theme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permission Keywords Go Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Daniel Collay, Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, national monument protection, land management Oregon, Willow-Witt Ranch, Forest Conservation Burial Ground, green burial Oregon, Southern Oregon University outdoor program, SOU outdoor leadership, environmental studies Oregon, ecological restoration, Certified Burn Manager, Oregon Master Naturalist, Talent City Council, Talent Oregon, Eugene Oregon, Rachel Carson Academy, community involvement local politics, volunteering Oregon, death and dying, outdoor adventure leadership, Southern Oregon draw, place-based podcast, conservation podcast, whimsy, Kula Cloth
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Episode #25
Holding Lightly: Land Restoration, Justice & Reciprocity with Jeanine Moy | Go Wildly Podcast
Jul 29, 20261h 4mS2
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 degree in Applied Ecology from Cornell and a Master's in Environmental Education from Southern Oregon University, Jeanine's path wound through agroforestry research, plant field studies in the greater Yellowstone region, rock climbing instruction in Colorado, and outdoor science education in Oregon before founding the Vesper Meadow Restoration Preserve and Education Program in 2018 — a living expression of what it means to bring people and land back into right relationship with each other. We talk about what it takes to restore a landscape and a relationship — with the land, with indigenous partners, with the next generation of stewards. Jeanine shares how she thinks about land justice, reciprocity, generational perspective, and the kind of collaboration that holds lightly enough to let others lead. There are beavers, camas grass, and a meadow slowly becoming itself again. Plus her most-used outdoor gear, advice for her younger self, advice for someone who wants to live like her, and how she wants to be remembered. Links vespermeadow.org | @vesper_meadow | jeanine@vespermeadow.org Active Listener Offers Kula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com Follow Go WildlyYouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast Instagram: @gowildlypodcast Website: gowildlypodcast.com Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly Podcast Theme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permission Keywords Go Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Jeanine Moy, Vesper Meadow, Vesper Meadow Restoration Preserve, meadow restoration Oregon, land stewardship, ecological restoration, applied ecology, Cornell University, Southern Oregon University, environmental education, Klamath Bird Observatory, Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center, Ashland Trail Trekkers, indigenous land partnership, indigenous worldview, land justice, reciprocal land relationship, native grass restoration, camas grass, beaver restoration, land resilience, feminine collaboration, agroforestry, Yellowstone ecology, outdoor science education, Ashland Oregon, Southern Oregon, place-based podcast, conservation podcast, land restoration, whimsy, Kula Cloth
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Klamath Dam Removal, Almeda Fire & Building a River Business with Will Volpert | Go Wildly Podcast
Jul 22, 20262h 1m
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 whitewater in Idaho. By the time he could walk he already knew the sound of a rapid. Today he and his wife Julie run Indigo Creek Outfitters out of Phoenix, Oregon — running day trips on the Rogue, exploring the newly restored Klamath following the largest dam removal in American history, and turning first-timers into people who can't stop thinking about the next time they'll be on the water.We talk about learning to listen to podcasts, sleep habits indoors and outdoors, building and growing Indigo Creek Outfitters — business values, culture, and what it takes to run a small family-owned business — the Almeda Fire and post-fire revelations, the birth of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, becoming a river guide and outfitter as a kid, lessons from the river, a wildlife encounter, and the Klamath Dam removal through the lens of recreation access and relationship building. LinksIndigo Creek Outfitters: indigocreekoutfitters.com | @indigocreekoutfittersPhoenix Oregon Chamber of Commerce: @travelphoenixActive Listener OffersKula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com Follow Go WildlyYouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast Instagram: @gowildlypodcastWebsite: gowildlypodcast.com Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly PodcastTheme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permissionKeywordsGo Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Will Volpert, Indigo Creek Outfitters, Phoenix Oregon, Rogue River rafting, Klamath River, Klamath Dam removal, largest dam removal history, dam removal recreation, river outfitter Oregon, family owned business outdoors, small business Oregon, Phoenix Oregon Chamber of Commerce, Almeda Fire Oregon, post fire recovery Southern Oregon, growing up on rivers, river guide kid, whitewater Idaho, river culture, first time rafting, outdoor business values, delegation business growth, wilderness United States, be uncomfortable try new things, Southern Oregon rivers, place-based podcast, outdoor lifestyle, whimsy, Kula Cloth
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Episode #23
You Asked, We Answered | Wildly Us | Go Wildly Podcast
Jul 8, 202655 minS2
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 activities, to their delusional dreams for the podcast, they answer what you've asked. Active Listener Offers- Kula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d- SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com- ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips- Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.comFollow Go WildlyYouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcastSpotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcastInstagram: @gowildlypodcastWebsite: gowildlypodcast.comHosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly PodcastTheme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permissionKeywordsGo Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, place-based podcast, conservation podcast, Kula Cloth, outdoor adventure podcast, wildlife podcasts, adventure podcast, womens sports podcast, hiking podcast, adventure podcasts, adventure podcast series, outdoor healing, outdoor freedom activism, northwest rivers, river podcast, ask us anything, outdoor dreams, delulu, embarassing outdoor stories, mountain biking, rafting, bucket list
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Heather White

author of One Green Thing: Discover your Hidden Power to Help Save the Planet, OneGreenThing.org

Ashley Drake

Arrowhead River Adventures

Jeanine Moy

Vesper Meadow

Sarah

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

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Episode #26

What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel Collay | Go Wildly Podcast

Aug 5, 20261h 28mS2

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 eventually became his life's work. After studying Environmental Studies and Outdoor Adventure Leadership at SOU, a stint in Portland doing ecological restoration, and years at Willow-Witt Ranch — a working farm and conservation property inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument — Daniel became Executive Director of the Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument in 2024. He's also a Certified Burn Manager, Oregon Master Naturalist, and Talent City Councilor. His send-off line for people leaving Southern Oregon: "I'll see you when you move back."We talk about how national monuments are established and what land protection designations actually mean, the SOU Outdoor Program and how it shaped his friendships, career, and love life, what happens when you get a bunch of outdoor adventure leaders anywhere together, the draw of Southern Oregon, green burial and advice for death and dying, and what it looks like to get involved in your community through local politics and volunteering. Plus his most-used outdoor gear, advice for his younger self, advice for someone who wants to live like him, and how he wants to be remembered. Links cascadesiskiyou.org cityoftalent.org/council-mayor eugene-or.gov/143/Camps Active Listener Offers Kula Cloth — Shop through our link to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com Follow Go Wildly YouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast Instagram: @gowildlypodcast Website: gowildlypodcast.com Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White / Go Wildly Podcast Theme Music: "Rainmaker" by Jared Masters — used with permission Keywords Go Wildly Podcast, Go Wildly, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Daniel Collay, Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, national monument protection, land management Oregon, Willow-Witt Ranch, Forest Conservation Burial Ground, green burial Oregon, Southern Oregon University outdoor program, SOU outdoor leadership, environmental studies Oregon, ecological restoration, Certified Burn Manager, Oregon Master Naturalist, Talent City Council, Talent Oregon, Eugene Oregon, Rachel Carson Academy, community involvement local politics, volunteering Oregon, death and dying, outdoor adventure leadership, Southern Oregon draw, place-based podcast, conservation podcast, whimsy, Kula Cloth

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What if I have more than 50 profiles or 20 clients?

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Recent episodes

Rogue River, Antarctica & Running a Family River Business with Ashley Drake | Go Wildly Podcast

What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel Collay | Go Wildly Podcast

Holding Lightly: Land Restoration, Justice & Reciprocity with Jeanine Moy | Go Wildly Podcast

Klamath Dam Removal, Almeda Fire & Building a River Business with Will Volpert | Go Wildly Podcast

You Asked, We Answered | Wildly Us | Go Wildly Podcast

Guest Appearances

Heather White

Ashley Drake

Jeanine Moy

Sarah

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What is Go Wildly Podcast?

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Recent episodes

Rogue River, Antarctica & Running a Family River Business with Ashley Drake | Go Wildly Podcast

What It Takes to Protect a National Monument with Daniel Collay | Go Wildly Podcast

Holding Lightly: Land Restoration, Justice & Reciprocity with Jeanine Moy | Go Wildly Podcast

Klamath Dam Removal, Almeda Fire & Building a River Business with Will Volpert | Go Wildly Podcast

You Asked, We Answered | Wildly Us | Go Wildly Podcast

Guest Appearances

Heather White

Ashley Drake

Jeanine Moy

Sarah

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