The Trail Less Traveled
BookmarkMandela Leola van Eeden
The Trail Less Traveled is a society podcast hosted by Mandela Leola van Eeden. It has 221 episodes, with the latest published March 2026.
Dedicated to documenting humanity by gathering stories & sounds from the most remote locations around the world. The goal for the show is to take you, the listener, back to mankind's earliest form of entertainment: story telling. Therefore, every week features an interview with an adventurer in their natural habitat in order to provide an audible journey packed with adventure (and conservation) information & inspiration. Everyone has a story & different perspective, we aim to share the stories from the world’s diverse cultures & unknown lands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
society ·en ·221 episodes
The Hush of the Land: Smoke Elser shares some of this favorite stories from the Bob Marshall Wilderness
HIV and AIDS: Education, Treatment, and Stigma
Stewardship and Phenology with Lisa Bickell
Selway River Adventures with Doug Proctor
A Culinary Journey Across Continents: The Silk Road Catering & Spice
Missoula Spotlight: Aimee McQuilkin, Shane Clouse and Dave Stromeyer
Defending Wildlife as Public Trust: Frank Szollosi of the Montana Wildlife Federation
Iditarod Lessons: John Wood on Dogs, Distance, and Discipline
Listening to Nature: Master Naturalist, Kelly Dix.
Return: A Journey Back to Living Wild
A Mountain Man Legacy of Hunting, Gathering & Primitive Wisdom
Salmon State: Alaska
The Spirit of River Exploration with Clint Fries
Whitewater and Power Structures: A Journey with Bridget Crocker
Arctic Rivers with Kevin “Thirsty” McDermott
The History of the Bob Marshall with Smoke Elser
The Long Way Home: Veterans Reclaiming Their Lives
South Pole Summits and Class VI Turkish Whitewater: Adventures with Skip Horner
The Climate Crisis in Polar Regions with Dr. Jim Halfpenny
Bush Guides Unplugged: Stories from the Lower Zambezi
Anti Poaching Dog Training with Resolve Wildlife Cofounder, Michael Hensman.
Forensic Tracking on Seven Continents with Dr. Jim Halfpenny
Hal Herring Talks Public Lands: History, Importance and Potential Future
The Age of Melt: What Glaciers, Ice Mummies, and Ancient Artifacts Teach Us about Climate, Culture, and a Future Without Ice
Caras Nursery: Honoring a Century-Old Family Legacy in Missoula
Montana's Most Famous Cowgirl, Ramona Holt.
The Wolf Whisperer: Diane Boyd's Lifelong Dedication to Montana's Wolves
Discover the Montana Natural History Center with Marilyn Marler
Shaping Modern Expedition Rafting with Bart Henderson
The Path of the Puma with with Jim Williams
Missoula: A Thriving Hub of Community, Culture, and Commerce
A Life of Wildlife Conservation, Biology and Management with U.S. Forest Service
Ancestral Skills for Self-Sufficiency
Poaching, Guiding, and Conservation on the Lower Zambezi River
Fishery Management in the Bob Marshall and Conservation of Montana's Public Lands
The Complete Guide to the Tatshenshini River: Including the Upper Alsek River.
Rivers of the Northern Rockies: Protect, Restore and Conserve with AMERICAN RIVERS
Restoring Northwest Salmon and Protecting Wild Rivers with AMERICAN RIVERS.
Housing Veterans at the Valor House with the Missoula Housing Authority and Veterans Inc.
Maori Tattooing with Ta Moko Artist, Tama Raihania.
Tlingit Way of Life and Importance of Salmon with Culture Bearer, Lani Hotch.
Music and Culture of the Hualapai Nation
Living the life of an international fly fishing guide, journalist and photographer.
Fishing, Filming and Conservation in Montana
Starting a School + Nature Reserve in South Africa
Connection Through Yoga, Hunting, Foraging and Kayaking in Alaska.
Cycling from Alaska to Mexico (and then around Spain)!
Adventure Cycling Basics and Exploring Peru with a Missoula Power Couple
Deep Dive into the Outdoor Industry and Gear with Rick Saez
Tracking Lions, Myth, and Wilderness in Samburu
Loading reviews...
Loading similar podcasts...