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Catch Me Outside

Catch Me Outside

Canada is home to 21,324 named mountains, two million lakes, the longest coastline in the world and untold opportunities for adventure. Catch Me Outside Podcast shares outdoor adventure stories and wisdom from the hikers, climbers, mountaineers, cyclists and others keeping the community alive. Want to get outside more? Start here.

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E10: Hiker lingo 101

Catch Me Outside ·

2022/04/19

A few listeners have kindly reached out to say they don't understand all the adventure lingo that's used on the show. So for this episode my partner Ian and I bring you a beer-fuelled hiker lingo quiz show. The results are (hopefully) informative, sometimes funny and often crass. So be warned, this episode definitely earns its explicit rating. Definitions start around the 7:45 mark and include: Type-2 fun Shoulder season LASH Nero Zero Bear burrito Cat hole Alpine start Full send Hiker trash Chub

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E9: Judith Kasiama of Colour the Trails

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2022/04/05

Judith Kasiama is the founder of Colour the Trails, a collective of Black, Indigenous, People of Colour and LGBTQ2S+ adventure seekers that has been growing and enriching Canada’s outdoor adventure community since 2017. Judith was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but left as a refugee with her family, settling first in Australia, then the U.S., and then, in 2010, in Canada. She quickly took to the trails around her home in B.C., and while she saw some diversity on her hikes, the fabric of

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Bonus: Nicole Dubeta on her PCT (and GDT) thru-hikes

Catch Me Outside ·

2022/03/29

I had so much fun talking to long-distance hiker Nicole Dubeta in December for the first episode of Catch Me Outside, we ended up with too much material to reasonably fit into one episode. So, just in time for the start of the 2022 thru-hiking season, here is the rest of my conversation with Nicole about her thru-hikes of the Pacific Crest Trail and the Great Divide Trail. This episode covers (though not in this order): Skills courses to take before the PCT Applying for your PCT permit Nicole’s

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E8: Chev Dixon on kayaking and speaking truth to power

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2022/03/22

Chev Dixon is a leader in New York’s kayaking community. He’s a professional sea kayaker, outdoor educator and director of Hudson River Riders, an organization in Yonkers that works to increase access to the river and introduce urban youth to kayaking. Personally and professionally, he’s working all the time to diversify the outdoors and speak truth to power. He’s also on a mission to complete the Hudson Valley Challenge, a human-powered 527 kilometre exploration of the Hudson River Estuary,

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E7: Hiking the West Coast Trail and the Juan de Fuca...

Catch Me Outside ·

2022/03/08

Vancouver Island, off the coast of British Columbia, is criss-crossed with hiking trails. One, in particular, draws thousands of Canadian and international hikers each year: The West Coast Trail. The West Coast Trail is a 75 km-long coastal hike that follows some of the ancient paths and paddling routes used for trade and travel by Indigenous peoples for millennia. It’s located on the southwest coast of Vancouver Island, on the traditional territories of the Huu-ay-aht, Ditidaht, and Pacheedaht

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E6: Maddi Leblanc on Canada’s surfing and SUP racing...

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2022/02/22

Did you know there’s a pretty big surfing scene in Canada? Or that stand-up paddle boarding can actually be seriously competitive, like on an international scale? People compete in races that go from short sprints to marathons hundreds of kilometres long. People have travelled over water with boards and paddles for millennia, but surfing and stand-up paddle boarding — or SUP — originated as sports in parts of Polynesia, particularly Hawaii, in the last hundred or so years. They’ve since become

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E5: Winter backpacking 101

Catch Me Outside ·

2022/02/09

Does your backpacking gear gather dust each winter while you sit by the window like a Victorian ghost, yearning to sleep on the ground? It doesn't have to be that way, if you're prepared to face the cold. In this "adventure 101" episode of Catch Me Outside, Jenna Nodding — certified mountain guide and founder of Canmore, Alberta's Get Outside Adventures — goes over the basics of winter backpacking, including: Why it's great How to layer for cold weather Gear to bring and to leave at home How to

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E4: Eva and Pascale on mountaineering in the Yukon

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2022/01/25

Last April, Pascale Marceau and Eva Capozzola summited Canada’s third tallest peak in a three-week Yukon expedition, becoming the first-all woman team to summit Mount Lucania. Today, they talk about the ascent, how they became mountaineers and how you can. Plus, they chat about upcoming adventures. Links SIKU Colour the Trails Music: Yaki Tori and Mango by Smith The Mister https://smiththemister.bandcamp.com Smith The Mister https://bit.ly/Smith-The-Mister-YT Free Download / Stream:

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E3: Kendrick Cardinal on caribou hunting in the...

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2022/01/14

Each winter, sometimes more than once, Kendrick Cardinal travels from Northern Alberta into the Northwest Territories by snowmobile in search of caribou. Kendrick is Métis, and caribou hunting is a long-standing cultural practice for Métis, Cree and Dene communities in Northern Alberta and Saskatchewan. In episode three, Kendrick talks about the challenges of the hunt, why he does it — with a guest appearance by Ian Willms, who joined him one year. Music: Yaki Tori and Mango by Smith The Mister

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E2: Canice Leung on La Cloche Silhouette Trail and...

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2022/01/14

La Cloche Silhouette Trail is an 80 kilometre hiking loop in Ontario's Killarney Provincial Park. It passes around lakes and over an ancient mountain range that was once taller than the Rockies. The hike involves stream crossings, one waterfall climb, a lot of scrambling over exposed granite and quartzite and days of ridge walking. Canice Leung has hiked it twice — the second time as prep for the PCT — and shares what she's learned in episode two. Music: Yaki Tori and Mango by Smith The Mister

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E1: Nicole Dubeta on the Great Divide Trail

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2022/01/14

Nicole Dubeta has hiked from Mexico to Northern Alberta. In 2017, she hiked the Pacific Crest Trail from the U.S.-Mexico border to the Canada-U.S. border. Last summer, she hiked the Great Divide Trail, from the Canada-U.S. border in Alberta north for 1,123 km. In episode one, Nicole shares some highlights from her hike, along with advice for hopeful GDT thru-hikers. Music: Yaki Tori and Mango by Smith The Mister https://smiththemister.bandcamp.com Smith The Mister

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Catch Me Outside Trailer

Catch Me Outside ·

2022/01/12

This country is home to 21,324 named mountains, two million lakes, the longest coastline in the world and untold opportunities for adventure. Starting this winter Catch Me Outside will bring you outdoor adventure stories and wisdom from the hikers, climbers, mountaineers, cyclists and others exploring these places. Music: Yaki Tori and Mango by Smith The Mister https://smiththemister.bandcamp.com Smith The Mister https://bit.ly/Smith-The-Mister-YT Free Download / Stream:

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