Patagonia has just launched a podcast, Patagonia Stories. In each episode,

host our Chana Rom will explore how we gather knowledge and ask questions about our relationship

to each other in the natural world. Questions like, how are lessons passed down through generations

to help us feel at home? What barriers prevent us from acquiring natural wisdom? How can we adapt

in the face for rapidly changing climate? There's so much more to come. You can find the first season

of Patagonia Stories wherever you get your podcasts.

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Fits you were just in New York City? Yeah. Country bump getting

in New York City. It was incredible. What do you do when you're in New York City?

Well, this time, back in I premiering a film that we've been working on for three years,

which was freaking awesome. I don't know. I make it out there every few years and I love seeing

the art out of the food, but kind of how like I do everything in life. I like walking and I like

running and riding bikes and usually that's kind of what I do in New York City. I just like kind of

wander around the city and I don't know very well and I just go exploring and I just walk and I

sort of see where I end up and I feel like I've had a lot of cool experiences just by doing it that way.

Like what kind of experiences? Well, there's this moment I remember my 20s, probably 2002

and one of my best friends had passed away and I'd gone out for the funeral. He lived on Long Island

and you know all my friends were there. I got dropped back off in the city and I had like a whole

day to kill. I think I had like flip flops and dress shoes like not ideal footwear for wandering

around a city and I had this crappy roller bag and I just spent nine hours walking through the whole city

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