Introducing Hometown Explorers: The Wonder Outside 3 x 3 Challenge

Episode 1 of the Wonder Outside podcast, hosted by Ted Mattison, titled "Introducing Hometown Explorers: The Wonder Outside 3 x 3 Challenge" was published on February 9, 2024 and runs 23 minutes.

February 9, 2024 ·23m · Wonder Outside

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Send us Fan Mail Jason Milligan of the G.O. Get Outside Podcast and yours truly introduce Hometown Explorers: The Wonder Outside 3 x 3 Challenge. We will be interviewing people from all over the country and asking them, what exciting, fun, beautiful outdoor spaces are near them.? Specifically, what's 3 minutes away? What's 30 minutes away? And what's 3 hours away from their home. Our first guest is Dave Boerger from Orange, New Jersey.

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Jason Milligan of the G.O. Get Outside Podcast and yours truly introduce Hometown Explorers: The Wonder Outside 3 x 3 Challenge. We will be interviewing people from all over the country and asking them, what exciting, fun, beautiful outdoor spaces are near them.? Specifically, what's 3 minutes away? What's 30 minutes away? And what's 3 hours away from their home. Our first guest is Dave Boerger from Orange, New Jersey.

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