Introducing the Charm of the Wilderness Podcast

I’m kicking off Earth Month with an exciting new project: a podcast!I have been talking to so many inspiring and interesting people for the book that I thought you all might want to hear from them as well. Season One of the Charm of the Wilderness podcast features a variety of experts, including educators, researchers, and community advocates working to educate about the true history of the national parks and develop a deeper sense of the outdoors. While it was not planned and there’s no specific theme, this season heavily features Montana. The four folks I talked with from Montana are all connected in some way, and it was pretty cool to hear about the interconnectedness of their work and the incredible things going on in Big Sky Country.SubscribeMake sure to subscribe to Charm of the Wilderness to get the podcast in your feed the moment it’s published. You will also be able to listen wherever you get podcasts.Featured in this Trailer* Betsy Gaines Quammen, Author and Historian* Mike Jetty, Montana State Indian Education Specialist* Shane Doyle, Scholar, Educator, and Community Advocate* KangJae “Jerry” Lee, Social and Environmental Justice Researcher* Stephen Pyne, Fire Researcher* Allison Depuy, Educator and Outdoor Ed AdvocateThanks for reading Charm of the Wilderness! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit charmofthewilderness.substack.com