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Breaking Trail

Every other week, Lisa Gerber talks to people who are working to make the world more habitable, more humane, and more loving. In the words of author and environmentalist David Orr, they are the “peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers and lovers of every kind” that this world needs so desperately. Through their stories, we cover themes of hope, courage, and action. This is a show for people who want to contribute to the world rather than take from it. We are living life on our own terms, defining our own version of success. We are breaking trail.

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Sarah Rawley on Getting “Stuff” Done

April 20, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Sarah Rawley races pro in the enduro circuit, is the co-founder of Colorado’s first women’s only mountain bike race, the Yeti Beti Bike Bash, and the VIDA MTB Series, a women’s mountain bike clinic. She also has a full time job with Yeti Cycles.

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: ideas, mountain biking

Meredith Terranova on Eating Smarter for Better Performance

April 14, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

The last time I did a big race which for me is 25k trail mountain run, I posted on instagram (are you following me on instagram by the way?) a photo of my favorite recovery meal – Hammer Nutrition Recoverite drink, strawberry flavored, and cheddar cheese flavored Kettle Chips. Today, we’ll learn why that’s not such an awesome idea, in case you thought it was.

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Liam Fitzgerald on The Long and Winding Road – literally and figuratively

April 5, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Liam Fitzgerald’s former job sets the bar for stressful jobs.  As the lead avalanche forecaster for the Utah Department of Transportation (and the Little Cottonwood Canyon Highway – you know, the road that leads up to Alta and Snowbird), every day, he decided whether it was safe enough for the public to drive up or […]

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Ashley Rankin on Launching an Apparel Brand – One Step at a Time

March 30, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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We all have these turning points in life where one small decision unknowingly leads to another and your path diverges from the one you had envisioned. Then, there are moments, shall we call them epiphanies? When you realize that turning point was in fact, a turning point. And that it was meant to be. Ashley […]

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: ashley rankin, shredly

Chasing Dreams And Taking the Scenic Route to Get There

March 24, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Some of you knew what you wanted to do with your life at a young age while others of us (me included) sort of wandered into it. I’ve always been envious of the people who took the straight line from A and B but as I get older, I realize there is something to be […]

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Saying Yes to Adventure: Preparing for, Surviving, and (actually) Enjoying a Seven-Day Backcountry Ski Trip

March 8, 2018 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Hi everyone, we are BACK. After taking the past two months off the show to take some time to interview new guests, I’m excited to bring you Episode 33. I have been having so much fun talking to outdoor active professionals and athletes about what makes them tick, how they overcome hurdles and make ideas […]

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: backcountry skiing, comfort zone

Ash Bocast Going All In on Business and Adventure

December 28, 2017 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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I have some new year, new you inspiration for you today! Ash started Roam Events with everything she had – her savings and retirement plan. She was literally all in. And she took some calculated risks along the way to bring something new to the market – women specific bike events held around the country […]

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Mark Paulsen on Looking Ahead to a Healthy and Productive Life

December 15, 2017 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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Mark Paulsen evolved his NFL career into a passion – developing nutritional supplements and fuels that not only improve athletic performance, but contribute to a long and productive life. He founded The Wilderness Athlete, the authority on Outdoor Performance Nutrition®, to accomplish this mission and he has a great deal of wisdom to drop on […]

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Dan Fogarty on Travel and Life: Less Overthinking, More Serendipity

December 2, 2017 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

What I love about Dan’s travel blog is that he’s not really a “travel blogger.” He’s a brand consultant with a travel problem; a problem we should all wish to have. “Cool places. Good food. Nice sheets” is his tagline. Because he travels so much for work, and now for pleasure as well, he has […]

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Tracey Creedon on Skiing in Japan, New Zealand and Australia

November 26, 2017 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Who wants to dream with me of skiing in faraway places? I have a long conversation with Tracey Creedon, an Australian-born ski guide based in Hokkaido, Japan and New Zealand. And Australia depending on the time of year. Tracey is a soul sister, so to speak, who loves snow as much, if not more, than […]

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: ski, travel

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