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She Explores

Women Outdoors, Online

She Explores

Gale Straub

Road Trips, Sports, Health & Fitness, Fitness, Society & Culture, Creativity, Wilderness, Hiking, Places & Travel, Outdoor Women, Camping, Outdoors

4.6914 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2016

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The best part about the internet? Real communities and businesses are built there. It's one place that movements can be made visible. While the "outdoors" and "online" can seem like an oxymoron, social media and other online platforms have enabled women to ignite change within the outdoor space. Even in the wilderness, we are never too far from technology. And while that can be a negative thing, this episode explores the positives that spring from women outdoors, online.

Transcript

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0:00.0

This episode of She Explorers is brought to you by Orru Kayak. They design folding

0:11.7

kayaks that can go virtually anywhere thanks to their lightweight and folding design.

0:17.0

I'm Gail Strav and you're listening to She Explorers. This episode is about

0:28.6

women outdoors online and while that sounds a little like an oxymoron, with the accessibility of technology,

0:36.2

we are never too far from an Instagram post or a Snapchat story. And the communities that form online are constantly changing.

0:45.0

I myself only entered Instagram two years ago

0:49.0

and have since seen the rise of countless women-centric blogs, handles, and organizations.

0:55.0

Technology gives us access vicarious and otherwise, community, place, and inspiration.

1:08.0

For this episode, I can't promise we'll do much more than scratch the surface. But I'm excited to explore some of the ways we, as women who enjoy spending time outside, present ourselves online, and use technology for good.

1:20.0

We'll talk to Diane Buck, Executive Director of Canberra Outdoors, and Nicole Brown, co-founder of

1:26.3

Women Who Hike.

1:28.2

We'll also hear from the women behind Wilder Goods, Misadventures, Woe Mag, and Fat Girls Hiking.

1:36.4

This conversation was sparked by a blog post I read two years ago on the blog Just

1:41.2

a Colorado gal, which is run by Heather Baylog Roachfort.

1:44.8

The post is called Why Does Sex Cell and it went viral.

1:49.4

You know it was it was an interesting one because it was the first time I really felt that I had written something that I mean it went a little crazy it kind of took me back you know because it was just me up on my soapbox one morning I think I wrote it like 10

2:06.3

minutes before work just because I was so steamed up about it and it's a post

2:10.0

that I think about frequently too because it continues to pop up in various places.

2:14.6

So definitely resonated with a lot of people I think.

2:18.7

This is Heather of just the Colorado gal and I was one of those people the piece resonated with two years ago.

2:25.0

I'll let her tell you what it was about.

2:27.0

I was creating the internet as my husband likes to say

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