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Mar 11, 2021 30 min

The Stories We Carry

from Out There Hosted by Willow Belden

If there's anything universal that most long-distance hikers dislike, it's road walking. Asphalt is hot, tough on joints and tiring. But the edges of roads can offer as many lessons as any alpine ridgeline. On this episode, Kitty Galloway tells the story of something that happened on a highway in Idaho, which shifted her worldview. It's a story about confronting the narrative that women are vulnerable — victims in the making. And it's about strength, fear, and learning to accept that two opposing truths can be valid at the same time. For Further Listening: If you enjoy this story, check out the episode "Acceptance." Support Out There: Patreon | Venmo | Credit Card

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