최고 Ed Roberson 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Logan Maxwell Hagege Returns - On Taking Action & Finding Balance 56:15

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Logan Maxwell Hagege is an Ojai, CA-based contemporary artist with modern visions of the American West. Logan is no stranger to longtime Mountain & Prairie listeners—he first joined me on the podcast back in 2019, and he made another appearance in 2022 alongside several other renowned Western artists in an episode recorded live at Maxwell Alexander…

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Dr. Emily Howe - The Interconnectedness of Mountains, Forests, Rivers, and Estuaries 1:06:02

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Dr. Emily Howe is an aquatic ecologist with the Washington state chapter of The Nature Conservancy, and she holds a Ph.D. from the School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences at the University of Washington. Her work integrates across ecosystem boundaries, investigating how landscape configuration and management shape cross-boundary relationships for fo…

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Sterling Drake - Roots Music, Ranching, and Giving Back 1:06:04

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Sterling Drake is an award-winning musician whose soulful tunes reflect his deep love of the landscapes, people, and culture of the American West. The media outlet Lonesome Highway probably best described Sterling’s music by calling it a “perfect fusion of western swing, honky-tonk heartache, and dance hall treasures.” But you can’t really confine …

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Kevin Krasnow - Keeping Jackson Hole Wild and Beautiful 1:02:03

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Kevin Krasnow is the Conservation Director at the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, a long-standing, highly effective organization whose mission is to “protect the wildlife, wild places, and community character of Jackson Hole.” For more than four decades, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has been a staunch advocate for keeping Jackson Hole…

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Mike DeHoff - Exploring the Colorado River's Reemerging Rapids 58:08

2M ago58:08

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Mike DeHoff is the Principal Investigator at Returning Rapids Project, a one-of-a-kind project that is documenting the recovery of the Colorado River in Cataract Canyon, upper Glen Canyon, and along the San Juan. Back in 1963, the construction of Glen Canyon Dam created Lake Powell, which submerged many of the area’s canyons– turning what were once…

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SHED SESSION: Seven Must-Read Books That You May Not Know About 16:01

2M ago16:01

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An excerpt from my most recent Shed Session episode, highlighting seven of my favorite books that you may have never heard of. To listen to the full episode and all future Shed Sessions, become a Patreon supporter. FULL EPISODE: https://www.patreon.com/posts/shed-session-you-97515649 PATREON: https://mountainandprairie.com/patreon MOUNTAIN & PRAIRI…

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Live at the Amon Carter Museum - In Conversation with James Prosek and Spencer Wigmore 1:30:31

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This is a special live episode that was recorded at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth, Texas. The event was centered around the museum’s ongoing exhibition titled Trespassers: James Prosek and the Texas Prairie, and the episode features a fascinating on-stage conversation with artist and past podcast guest James Prosek and art cu…

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Ivy Spohnholz - Climate Solutions, Sustainable Fisheries, and Resilient Communities 1:06:40

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Ivy Spohnholz is the Alaska State Director at The Nature Conservancy, where she leads the organization’s critical work around climate solutions, sustainable fisheries, and resilient communities. Given its size, location, climate, demographics, and economics, Alaska presents a very unique blend of conservation challenges– challenges that can directl…

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Chad Ellis - On Leadership, Building Relationships, and Working for the Greater Good 1:13:54

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Chad Ellis is the CEO of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT), which is one of the nation’s leading ag-focused conservation organizations. TALT’s mission is “to conserve the Texas heritage of agricultural lands, wildlife habitats, and natural resources,” but at its core, TALT’s work is built on the foundation of long-term, trusting, mutually re…

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Rick Wittenbraker - Humility, Generosity, and Building One-of-a-Kind Brands 1:05:31

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Rick Wittenbraker is the CMO of Howler Brothers, an Austin-based apparel company that creates some of the most unique, stylish, quirky, and highly functional outdoor clothing for adventurers of all stripes. In a little over a decade, Howler has firmly established itself as the go-to brand for anglers, surfers, travelers, and fun-seekers– the kind o…

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50 Years of the Endangered Species Act - Live in Austin 1:00:56

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This is a special live episode that was recorded in Austin, Texas, in November of 2023 at the 50th Anniversary Endangered Species Act Symposium. As you may know, 2023 marked 50 years since the passing of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), which is one the most influential and impactful pieces of conservation legislation in United States history. Thi…

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SHED SESSION: 12 Things I Loved in 2023 22:00

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An excerpt from the most recent Shed Session episode, highlighting some of the books, experiences, products, activities, and organizations that made 2023 a year to remember. To listen to the full hour-long episode and all future Shed Sessions, become a Patreon supporter. FULL EPISODE: https://www.patreon.com/posts/shed-session-12-95389124 PATREON: …

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Paige Lewis - Durable Conservation, Collective Action, and Strategic Thinking 1:05:39

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Paige Lewis is the Deputy State Director and Director of Conservation Programs for The Nature Conservancy in Colorado. In this role, she serves as the chapter’s chief conservation officer and is responsible for leading the development of innovative, large-scale, and entrepreneurial solutions to the challenges facing people and nature in Colorado an…

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Jenna Pollard - Timber Framing, Organic Farming, Community, & Purpose 1:05:02

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Jenna Pollard is a timber framer, a farmer, and an advocate for organic agriculture, but at her core, she is a teacher. The list of Jenna’s inspiring projects, causes, and interests is too extensive to summarize in a few sentences, but to give you an overview: She hosts workshops for women in which they learn the art of timber framing and build str…

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Diana Lane & Aaron Derwingson - Thriving Rivers, Resilient Agriculture, and Strong Communities 1:03:59

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Diana Lane is the Director of Sustainable Food and Water at the Colorado Chapter of the Nature Conservancy, and Aaron Derwingson is the Water Projects Director for the Nature Conservancy’s Colorado River Program. Both Diana and Aaron work at the intersection of water sustainability, thriving rivers, resilient agriculture, and strong communities– ha…

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John Vaillant - A Riveting Exploration of Fire 1:07:54

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John Vaillant is a renowned writer and journalist whose work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, National Geographic, and more, and he’s also the author of classic books including "The Tiger" and "The Golden Spruce." His most recent book is "Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World," which is a must-read for anyone interested in wil…

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Dr. Sara Dant Returns - "Losing Eden: An Environmental History of the American West" 1:15:21

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Dr. Sara Dant is a Brady Presidential Distinguished Professor of history at Weber State University, and she’s the author of one of my most-often recommended books, "Losing Eden: An Environmental History of the American West." She is also one of the featured historians in Ken Burns’ newest documentary, The American Buffalo, which you can watch for f…

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Corissa Busse - Tribal-Led Buffalo Restoration in the American West and Beyond 1:00:55

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Corissa Busse is the Buffalo Restoration Program Manager for The Nature Conservancy, where she oversees TNC’s work to advance Tribal-led efforts to restore buffalo, grasslands, and communities at scale. Based in Rapid City, South Dakota, Corissa and her team at TNC partner with organizations including the InterTribal Buffalo Council and the Tanka F…

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Vincent Stanley - Lessons Learned from Patagonia’s First Fifty Years 58:07

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Vincent Stanley is the Director of Philosophy at Patagonia, and he holds the honor of being the company’s longest-serving employee. He is also an author, poet, and a resident fellow at the Yale Center for Business and the Environment. His most recent book, which he co-authored with Patagonia’s founder Yvon Chouinard, is titled "The Future of the Re…

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Rebecca Clarren - "The Cost of Free Land" 1:11:15

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Rebecca Clarren is an award-winning journalist who has been writing about the American West for more than twenty years. Her most recent book is titled "The Cost of Free Land: Jews, Lakota, and an American Inheritance." The book is a powerful, nuanced, and deeply personal exploration of her ancestors fleeing antisemitism in Russia and immigrating to…

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Nick Offerman - Empathy, Nuance, & Good Hard Work 1:29:10

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Nick Offerman is an actor, author, humorist, and woodworker who is best known for playing the legendary character Ron Swanson on NBC’s Parks and Recreation. But his success as an actor is just the tip of the iceberg– he’s written five New York Times bestselling books, is the narrator of three of Wendell Berry’s audiobooks, and owns and operates Off…

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Matt Cahill - A Deep Dive into the Sagebrush Sea 1:07:03

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Matt Cahill is the Sagebrush Sea Program Director for the Nature Conservancy. Based out of Bend, Oregon, Matt leads all of TNC’s critical work restoring, managing, and protecting sagebrush habitat across six western states. This is a huge and complex effort– it combines protection and policy work with ground-breaking restoration advances, public an…

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James Prosek - Art, Philosophy, & Our Natural World 1:14:47

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James Prosek is an artist, writer, and naturalist whose work deeply examines our relationship with the natural world. Over the course of his career, he’s focused his artist’s eye and philosopher’s mind on everything from trout to eels, from birds to ocean fishes. For the past two years, he’s been focused on understanding and documenting the grassla…

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Anna Borgman - Obsession, Curiosity, and Purpose-Driven Work 1:18:58

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Anna Borgman is a Montana-based butcher, chef, and writer whose work focuses on helping people better understand and appreciate the origins of their food. Whether writing an article for Steven Rinella’s MeatEater or helping to field harvest and process a bison, Anna has a gift for helping curious, conscientious people become more educated about the…

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Carrie Segil & Duncan Gilchrist - Catalyzing Conservation in Colorado and Beyond 56:36

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Carrie Segil is the People and Culture Manager at The Nature Conservancy in Colorado, and Duncan Gilchrist is a Climate and Natural Resources Policy Associate at The Nature Conservancy in Colorado. Both Carrie and Duncan are deeply involved with TNC Colorado’s Catalyst Fund, a cutting-edge conservation funding initiative that supports forward-looki…

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Logan Maxwell Hagege Returns - On Taking Action & Finding Balance 56:15

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Dr. Emily Howe - The Interconnectedness of Mountains, Forests, Rivers, and Estuaries 1:06:02

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Sterling Drake - Roots Music, Ranching, and Giving Back 1:06:04

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Kevin Krasnow - Keeping Jackson Hole Wild and Beautiful 1:02:03

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Mike DeHoff - Exploring the Colorado River's Reemerging Rapids 58:08

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SHED SESSION: Seven Must-Read Books That You May Not Know About 16:01

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Live at the Amon Carter Museum - In Conversation with James Prosek and Spencer Wigmore 1:30:31

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Ivy Spohnholz - Climate Solutions, Sustainable Fisheries, and Resilient Communities 1:06:40

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Chad Ellis - On Leadership, Building Relationships, and Working for the Greater Good 1:13:54

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Rick Wittenbraker - Humility, Generosity, and Building One-of-a-Kind Brands 1:05:31

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50 Years of the Endangered Species Act - Live in Austin 1:00:56

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SHED SESSION: 12 Things I Loved in 2023 22:00

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Paige Lewis - Durable Conservation, Collective Action, and Strategic Thinking 1:05:39

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Jenna Pollard - Timber Framing, Organic Farming, Community, & Purpose 1:05:02

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Diana Lane & Aaron Derwingson - Thriving Rivers, Resilient Agriculture, and Strong Communities 1:03:59

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John Vaillant - A Riveting Exploration of Fire 1:07:54

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Dr. Sara Dant Returns - "Losing Eden: An Environmental History of the American West" 1:15:21

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Corissa Busse - Tribal-Led Buffalo Restoration in the American West and Beyond 1:00:55

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Vincent Stanley - Lessons Learned from Patagonia’s First Fifty Years 58:07

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Rebecca Clarren - "The Cost of Free Land" 1:11:15

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Nick Offerman - Empathy, Nuance, & Good Hard Work 1:29:10

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Matt Cahill - A Deep Dive into the Sagebrush Sea 1:07:03

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James Prosek - Art, Philosophy, & Our Natural World 1:14:47

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Anna Borgman - Obsession, Curiosity, and Purpose-Driven Work 1:18:58

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Carrie Segil & Duncan Gilchrist - Catalyzing Conservation in Colorado and Beyond 56:36

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