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You're invited to step outside into Alaska. Follow us to a new trail or fishing hole, learn what to pack, when to go, and most importantly, how to stay safe. Learn about life-long fitness and get inspired to go outside in the backcountry or on the bike trails.Copyright (c) 2022 Alaska Public Media
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  • Farewell Lisa | Outdoor Explorer

    Farewell Lisa | Outdoor Explorer
    Oct 2 2025
    LINKS:Multisport Training of AlaskaRunning Free AlaskaWinding Path Running Therapy groupSome of Lisa's favorite episodes:Outdoor Recreation Access in Anchorage Vol 1Catching up with Kikkan RandallA weird winter, a volcano and your yard with Jeff LowenfelsPieces of Alaska History, Part OneAlaska Sports Hall of Fame
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    57 m
  • Outdoor gear design | Outdoor Explorer

    Outdoor gear design | Outdoor Explorer
    Sep 25 2025
    Have you ever wanted to make your own outdoor gear? On this episode of Outdoor Explorer host Paul Twardock interviews two professional gear designers to help answers questions covering concept to finished product. Jaime Hirano is a textile artist teaching clothing design, fabrication and repair at the Anchorage Museum. John Peterka is the owner and operator of Sagebrush Dry, designing and making drybags and other outdoor gear in Kake, Alaska. Both have years of experience designing and producing outdoor gear. They share their knowledge and experience including suggestions for anyone thinking of starting their own gear design business.HOST: Paul TwardockGUESTS:Jaime Hirano, textile artistsJohn Peterka, owner, Sagebrush DryLINKS:Sagebrush DryAnchorage Museum Seed LabFashion IncubatorSeattle Fabrics
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    57 m
  • The Alaska Glacier Dictionary | Outdoor Explorer

    The Alaska Glacier Dictionary | Outdoor Explorer
    Sep 18 2025
    Of the thousands of glaciers spread across Alaska, only about 700 have names. These ever-evolving features have lacked a centralized source for information about their status, names or interesting facts. Until now.Author and journalist Naomi Klouda’s new book, "The Alaska Glacier Dictionary," began as a project to satisfy her own curiosity about glaciers but grew into something much more. In this episode, she joins host Amy Bushatz to take listeners on a journey across the state’s named glaciers, sharing fun facts and insights about this fascinating part of Alaska.HOST: Amy BushatzGUEST: Naomi Klouda, author/journalist
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    59 m
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