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Land & Line
by Emme Hayes
*Land & Line* dials into outdoor culture through real conversations, some serious and some lighthearted. We explore the systems beneath it, how they shape our relationship with the wild, and what it will take to reshape our values and reconnect with the outdoors.Because when we place wildlife at the center of how we understand the climate crisis, rather than reducing it to an energy problem or viewing it through a capitalist lens, protecting wildlife means protecting the habitats and living systems that sustain our planet. landandline.substack.com
Episodes
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Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story
LAND & LINE Ep 09: Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story When a wild otter in need of help appeared at their jetty in Shetland, Billy and Susan Mail’s lives changed. Their relationship with Molly became the subject of the National Geographic documentary Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story, directed…
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Meg Carney from Outdoor Minimalist, Off Script
Meg Carney from Outdoor Minimalist, Off Script A candid conversation about racial identity, climate, veganism, hunting culture, and why the outdoors is not nonpartisan. Every once in a while, I pick up the phone, call someone, and hit record. No video, no studio setup, and no agenda —just an off...
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Co-Thriving with Wildlife, with Bears in Hot Tubs Filmmaker Claire Musser and Brian Gordon
Bears in Hot Tubs is a short documentary created by filmmaker Claire Musser directed by Maddie the Bear. Set in suburban Los Angeles, the film gives viewers a perspective of how bears can co-thrive with humans. Not as intruders or problems to manage, but as neighbors navigating their home…
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The Outdoor Industry Won’t Talk About Climate Change.
Lexie and I started where a lot of good conversations start — with dogs. And like most of our conversations we quickly dove into the latest on policy, climate, and what we're noticing in the outdoor space. Questions that came up in this phone chat like what does it actually mean to be outside…
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Afterthoughts: The Pigeon Racer
After I hung up with Dennis, one thing he said stayed with me. Dennis is 88 years old and has been racing pigeons since he was fourteen. During our conversation I asked him what he had learned after doing this for so long. His answer was simple. He said that over time he realized pigeons aren’t...
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The Day I Met an 88 year old Pigeon Racer.
It was a normal day. I parked at the LA Zoo and took my dogs out for a hike. The lot is huge and I had parked off in an empty section. When I got back, there was this older guy parked right next to me. Tailgate down. Just standing there. I put my dogs in the car when something caught my eye — a...
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Afterthoughts from my chat with Constance Traynor, Founder of SheShredz.
Afterthoughts from my conversation with Constance Founder of SheShredz about how we can support each other towards holding corporations accountable to do better for people and planet. Get full access to Land & Line Podcast at landandline.substack.com/subscribe
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A Phone Call with Constance Traynor: If Winter Isn’t Guaranteed, What Are We Competing For?
Tahoe barely opened before Christmas. Resorts are scrambling for revenue. The Olympics are running on fake snow.In this conversation, Constance and I talk about what winter actually feels like right now inside ski culture. Not the marketing version. The real one. We get into snowmaking, slushy…
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Wearing the Answer
This episode is where patterns start to come into focus. Not through theory, but through repetition. Moving through industry spaces, conversations, programs, and events that claimed to be climate-adjacent, but consistently redirected away from climate action and toward growth of the outdoor…
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Taking Notice
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Conditional Inclusion
This started as an Instagram story. I’m reading it out loud because it felt wrong to keep it fragmented. It’s coming from years of noticing how much of what we buy, wear, believe, and repeat is shaped by systems we’re rarely invited to question. The clothes. The food. The stories we’re told are...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
*Land & Line* dials into outdoor culture through real conversations, some serious and some lighthearted. We explore the systems beneath it, how they shape our relationship with the wild, and what it will take to reshape our values and reconnect with the outdoors.Because when we place wildlife at the center of how we understand the climate crisis, rather than reducing it to an energy problem or viewing it through a capitalist lens, protecting wildlife means protecting the habitats and living systems that sustain our planet.
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Emme Hayes
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*Land & Line* dials into outdoor culture through real conversations, some serious and some lighthearted. We explore the systems beneath it, how they shape our relationship with the wild, and what it will take to reshape our values and reconnect with the outdoors.Because when we place wildlife at...
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