Let’s Talk Outdoors

A podcast about recreation and education in the outdoors in Saskatchewan, Canada by SaskOutdoors

Let’s Talk Outdoors is a education podcast hosted by SaskOutdoors, with 54 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.

SaskOutdoors hosts Let’s Talk Outdoors, a education show with 54 episodes published.

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  Episode #24

  From Challenge to Change: Climate Action Opportunities in Saskatchewan with Jory Vermette

  Jun 11, 202656 min

  Join Leah and Mike as they sit down with Jory Vermette to explore climate challenges in Saskatchewan and the many ways youth and adults can take part in creating positive change. Jory shares insights from his work with Climate Justice Saskatoon, where he advocates around the province’s electricity systems and explores the social and political dimensions of climate justice. This conversation highlights both the realities of climate change and the opportunities for meaningful action at the community level. Climate Justice Saskatoon Bite Size Change

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  Episode #23

  Meaningful Nature Connections with Lauren MacLean

  May 14, 202639 min

  Lauren MacLean is a primary teacher, author, and outdoor learning consultant who helps children and educators build meaningful connections with nature. With a background in land-based education through Soaring Eagle Nature School, she brings a play-based, inclusive approach to outdoor learning. Lauren is the author of several children’s picture books (Me and My Sit Spot, Risky Play Gone Away) and the professional resource Sitting With Nature, and she hosts the Teach Outdoors podcast. Risky Play Gone Away Me and My Sit Spot Sitting with Nature: An Educator’s Guide to Sit Spots Teach Outdoors Podcast

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  Episode #22

  Wild Learning with Dr. Rachel Tidd

  Apr 30, 202643 min

  Dr. Rachel Tidd is passionate about using outdoor and place-based learning to enrich literacy and math instruction. She is the author of Wild Learning: Practical Ideas for Bringing Teaching Outdoors and the creator of the Wild Math and Wild Reading curricular resources. A former elementary and special education teacher, Rachel holds a doctorate in Sustainability Education with a focus on literacy from the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point. Her research explored how sustainability can be integrated into upper-elementary English Language Arts instruction in Canadian classrooms. Wild Learning: Practical Ideas to bring Teaching Outdoors Wild Math Wild Reading

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  Episode #20

  Summer camp unplugged with Monique Strachan

  Jan 8, 202631 min

  In this episode of Let's Talk Outdoors, Leah chats with Monique Strachan, the Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Camps Association (SCA). They discuss the benefits of summer camp for children and people of all ages, how to choose a camp, and the resources available through the SCA to help families find the right camp and access financial support.

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  Episode #19

  The Power of Outdoor Experiences with Dr. Marcia McKenzie

  Dec 25, 202543 min

  In this episode of Let's Talk Outdoors, Dr. Marcia McKenzie (PhD), Professor and Associate Dean of Sustainability in the Faculty of Education at the University of Melbourne, discusses quality climate education, the importance of action, and how early life outdoor experiences can inspire a career. She shares her experiences in outdoor education, critical pedagogy, and integrating Indigenous perspectives into education.

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