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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2025 · 44 MIN

#13: Jan Reynolds: World Record Setting Climber, Skier, Olympic Athlete and Humanitarian

from The Octagon · host Ted Thorndike

Join us on a thrilling and fascinating interview with longtime Stowe resident Jan Reynolds. Jan is a world record setting climber and skier, Olympic athlete, award winning author and photographer known for her ability to capture extraordinary imagery and stories while climbing and skiing in extremely high-risk environments and expeditions. She has spent over 30 years traveling to some of the most isolated parts of the globe, capturing the lives and landscapes of people often untouched by modern society. Reynolds is particularly known for her work in the Arctic, Himalayas, and other high-altitude regions, where she has often focused on environmental and cultural preservation.In addition to her adventurous spirit, she is passionate about humanitarian issues, including education and empowerment for marginalized communities. Through her photography, writing, and speaking, Reynolds brings attention to the stories of the people she meets during her travels, highlighting their challenges and resilience.

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