Resilience in Recreation: Stories of a Changing Climate

In this episode we hear from local climate therapist Sarah Aronson about our growing understanding of climate grief and eco-anxiety. We consider ways outdoor enthusiasts can embrace their love of place to contribute to a better future.Sarah hosts her own amazing podcast series called Grounding: Conversations on Mental Health and Mother Earth. You can find it here:https://www.npr.org/podcasts/1255330235/grounding

Join me for a conversation with Teagan Hayes about how she stays locally and environmentally engaged through her multiple conservation roles and her membership with the Missoula Nordic Ski Club.To find out more about the Missoula Nordic Ski Club, visit:https://www.missoulanordic.org/

Hear the voices of our community's runners and climate activists at the kickoff of the 2026 Running Up for Air (RUFA), a winter endurance event that has runners and hikers lapping Mt Sentinel for up to 24 hours in the name of clean air. This episode features conversations with race directors Jeff Mogavero and Mike Foote, as well as Climate Smart Missoula's Amy Cilimburg. For more information on RUFA in Missoula, or the national Running Up for Air Series, visit: upforairseries.orgThe awesome photos you see here were taken by Anastasia Wilde. Here's her website:anastasiawilde.com

In this episode, we hear from Jim Sayer and Meg Fisher about their connection to the local streets and trails of Missoula.

Let's soar the skies with paraglider Joshua Phillips as he tells us about how changing wind patterns impact his flights.

Join me on the river with Russell Parks and Zach Scott of Missoula Fly Fishing Outfitters as we talk about ways they've witnessed their business and sport change over the last twenty years.