Outdoorsy Women+ Book Pod

Dive into a powerful conversation with Virginia Eubanks, a leading journalist and political science professor at SUNY Albany, as she shares insights from her new memoir, A Guide to Open Water Lifesaving. Discover how the principles of open water and wilderness rescue can illuminate the path for caretakers of loved ones with PTSD.Book Mentions from the episodeA Guide to Open Water Lifesaving by Virginia EubanksUnsupported by Bethany AdamsOpen Water Lifesaving – The United States Lifesaving Association Manual (3rd Edition How Emotions are Made by Lisa Feldman BarrettSeven and a Half Lessons about the Brain by Lisa Feldman BarrettThe Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der KolkWild by Cheryl StrayedStrangers Drowning by Larissa MacFarquharConnect with author Virginia EubanksVirginia Eubanks on InstagramVirginia Eubanks’ WebsiteJoin the Outdoorsy Women+ Book ClubBook Club | Rugged Outdoorswoman Connect with host Christine ReedChristine Reed on Substack Read Christine’s Review of A Guide to Open Water LifesavingChristine Reed on Instagram Thanks to our sponsorsRocky Mountain Books Sawyer Products  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBLemosho  use code CHRISTINE15Kula Cloth  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBCreditsProduced by: Christine ReedMusic: Beginnings by CoralsSupport the show

Discover the grit and determination that propelled Bethany to achieve over a hundred Fastest Known Time records and advocate for women in outdoor sports. Christine and Bethany delve into the challenges faced on the trail, the importance of community, and the transformative power of nature. Book Mentions from the episodeUnsupported by Bethany AdamsBlood Sweat Tears edited by Christine ReedIn the Shadow of the Mountain by Silvia Vasquez-LavadoConnect with author Bethany AdamsBethany Adams on InstagramBethany Adams on SubstackJoin the Outdoorsy Women+ Book ClubBook Club | Rugged Outdoorswoman Connect with host Christine ReedChristine Reed on Substack Read Christine’s Review of UnsupportedChristine Reed on Instagram Thanks to our sponsorsRocky Mountain Books Sawyer Products  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBLemosho  use code CHRISTINE15Kula Cloth  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBCreditsProduced by: Christine ReedMusic: Beginnings by CoralsSupport the show

Journey with H.D. Carver, author of We Became Wild, and host Christine Reed on the Pacific Crest Trail. They discuss the importance of YA stories that show messy, “unlikeable”, and complicated characters. For girls and young women to understand that we aren’t done yet. Heather shares how she went from a kid who didn’t like reading to someone who longed to write something that kids like her could relate to. Book Mentions from the episodeWe Became Wild by H.D. CarverWild by Cheryl StrayedThe Catcher in the Rye by J.D. SalingerThe Solace of Open Spaces by Gretel EhrlichConnect with author H.D. CarverH.D. Carver on InstagramH.D. Carver’s WebsiteJoin the Outdoorsy Women+ Book ClubBook Club | Rugged Outdoorswoman Connect with host Christine ReedChristine Reed on Substack Read Christine’s Review of We Became Wild Christine Reed on Instagram Thanks to our sponsorsRocky Mountain Books Sawyer Products  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBLemosho  use code CHRISTINE15Kula Cloth  use code OUTDOORSYBOOKCLUBCreditsProduced by: Christine ReedMusic: Beginnings by CoralsSupport the show