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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 1H 33M

Breath, Fire & the Meaning of Resilience with Calvin Livingston | Go Wildly Podcast

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🎙 Go Wildly Podcast — Episode 21: Calvin Livingston | Breath, Fire & the Meaning of Resilience🌲 About This EpisodeIn this episode of Go Wildly Podcast, we sit down with Calvin Livingston — a Southern Oregon–based breathwork facilitator, wildland firefighter, and Wim Hof Method instructor whose life has been shaped by deep time outdoors.Calvin’s relationship with nature runs through fire lines, cold rivers, sauna heat, and conscious breath — places where presence isn’t optional and resilience is earned.Whether he’s working on wildfires or guiding people through breathwork and cold exposure, Calvin sees the outdoors as a place of initiation — a place that strips things down and reminds us who we are beneath comfort and distraction.We talk about breath as a tool for resilience, cold exposure and heat, outdoor experiences that shape identity, and how learning to meet discomfort can help us return to ourselves.This is a grounded, thoughtful conversation about curiosity, embodiment, and paying attention to what the elements continue to teach.Go Wildly is a storytelling podcast centered on real people, outdoor culture, and meaningful conversations rooted in Southern Oregon — exploring how wild places influence creativity, purpose, resilience, and community.If you love outdoor podcasts, breathwork, wildfire stories, and campfire-style conversations — you’re in the right place.🎧 Follow Go WildlyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GoWildlyPodcastSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gowildlypodcastWebsite: https://www.gowildlypodcast.comContact: [email protected]🌿 About Calvin LivingstonCalvin Livingston is a Southern Oregon–based breathwork facilitator, Wim Hof Method instructor, and wildland firefighter whose life and work are deeply rooted in time spent outdoors.Through Lean In Breathwork, Calvin helps others reconnect with their breath, build resilience, and develop a more intentional relationship with discomfort — both outside and within.He sees the outdoors not as an escape, but as a place of remembering: a space where we’re invited back into our bodies, our awareness, and our capacity to meet life with steadiness and clarity.🔥 Listener DiscountUse code GOWILDLY for 20% off Calvin’s Sauna Bus sessions- $30 for 30 minutes- $39 for 45 minutesFirst 10 redemptions receive a free mini breathwork session.Calvin donates $5 per redeemed booking to Go Wildly for the first 50 redemptions.🔗 Guest LinksWebsite: www.calvinlivingston.comInstagram: @lean_in_breathworkFacebook: @leaninbreathworkYouTube: www.youtube.com/@LeaninbreathworkNippa Sauna Stoves: https://nippa.com/Sacred Sons: www.sacredsons.com/🛠 CreditsHosted, Edited & Produced by Go Wildly PodcastTheme Music: “Rainmaker” by Jared Masters🏕 KeywordsGo Wildly Podcast, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, breathwork podcast, Wim Hof Method, Calvin Livingston, Lean In Breathwork, wildland firefighter podcast, cold exposure, sauna therapy, resilience podcast, outdoor culture, wilderness podcast, adventure podcast, creative outdoors, nature podcast, storytelling podcast, independent podcast, campfire conversations, real people real stories, environmental storytelling, place-based storytelling, Oregon outdoors, hiking Oregon, outdoor lifestyle podcast, creative community podcast

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