Beyond the Pines.

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07/07/2025
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21/02/2024

Ep 6: The Finale

The Final Episode of The Build Up with Molly Seidel & Julia Hanlon In the finale, Molly discusses navigating injury, her decision to not race the Olympic Trials Marathon, and her newfound approach for 2024. The Build Up Podcast is a Beyond the Pines Production Original Music & Audio Production by John Summerford: http://baresrecords.com/ Stay connected: Molly’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/bygolly.molly/Beyond the Pines website: https://www.beyondflg.comBeyond the Pines IG: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_flg/

21/02/2024

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1 h 6 min
29/11/2023

Ep 4: Double Threshold and F1 Las Vegas

Episode 4 of The Build Up with Molly Seidel & Julia Hanlon! In the fourth episode, Molly shares about her double threshold training and inspiration gained from spectating F1 Las Vegas. Submit a question to askthebuilduppodcast@gmail.com on Molly’s preparation for the trials for December’s episode before 12/15/23. The Build Up Podcast is a Beyond the Pines Production Photography & Videography by Matt Shapiro: https://matthew-shapiro.com Original Music & Audio Production by John Summerford: http://baresrecords.com/ Stay connected: Molly’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/bygolly.molly/Molly’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Bygolly.itsmollyBeyond the Pines website: https://www.beyondflg.comBeyond the Pines IG: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_flg/Beyond the Pines’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BeyondFLG

29/11/2023

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56 min
07/07/2025

PART 1: Interview with Laura Jo West, former Coconino Forest Service Supervisor on managing the Peaks and working with Snowbowl

“We won, they lost.” That’s the perspective of Mountain Capital Partners on their supposed right to desecrate the sacred Peaks outside of Flagstaff, Arizona, despite generations of resistance from Indigenous Nations and tribes with cultural ties to the Peaks since time immemorial. Join us for Episodes 8 and 9 of our Snowbowl series as we speak with former Coconino Forest Supervisor, Laura Jo West. Hear what it was like to work with Snowbowl and its parent company, Mountain Capital Partners; why Laura Jo’s approach to forest management posed a threat to the company; how she was ultimately removed from all decisions related to Snowbowl; and her thoughts on how the agency must evolve. 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us @protectgrandcanyon to stay connected. Every episode shared is a step toward protecting sacred places for future generations. Have questions or want to get involved locally? 📧 Reach out: mattea.goetz@sierraclub.org

07/07/2025

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52 min
14/08/2025

Ep. 5 Echoes from the Edge: Voices on the Margin with Kelly Rowe (immigration attorney)

Join #beyondFLG for a special series titled Echoes from the Edge: Voices on the Margin. This series will explore in detail the actual lived experiences of immigrants in northern AZ and the individuals that help them navigate the pathway to documented status including Northern Arizona Legal Services director, Grace Vaughan, and immigration attorney, Kelly Rowe. Additionally, Chip Thomas, local artist/activist, offers some insight into experiences documenting borderlands and immigration. In today’s episode, we are joined by Kelly Rowe, immigration attorney in northern Arizona. Kelly outlines her pathway to this role and highlights the nuanced nature of seeking documented status. She specializes in applications for victims of crime and is able to summarize how variable and uncertain the process and timing is for individuals seeking documented status. Thank you for joining us to hear from Kelly and tune in next week for our last episode of “Echoes from the Edge: Voices on the Margin,” as we wrap up with an overview of the psychological effects of immigration related issues with commentary from local artist/activist Chip Thomas. Ways to support as suggested by guests of this series: Understand the complex and nuanced nature of immigration status and have dialogue with others that include that nuance.Talk to neighbors and community members about the topic of immigration.Volunteer or donate to Northern Arizona Immigration Legal Services (NAILS) https://thinkliteracy.org/northern-arizona-immigration-legal-services-nails/.Message us about joining Keep Flagstaff Together (KFT).Volunteer with Culture Connections including dialogue with community members through the Vecinos program https://www.cultureconnectionaz.org/.Thank you to Compost Crowd for sponsoring this episode! Check them out at https://www.compostcrowd.com/. Use coupon code beyondflg to receive your first month of service free. Join Echoes from the Edge: Voices on the Margin for weekly episodes and support NAILS by joining our block party silent auction at Beyond the Pines on Friday, 8/22, from 6:00-9:00pm. Enjoy Pizzicletta, drinks from MotherRoad (including NAs), live local music, and learn more about or donate to NAILS through our silent auction.

14/08/2025

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56 min
13/01/2025

PART2: Shawn Mulford on the Defense of the Peaks and Diné Cultural Connections (Snowbowl Ski Resort)

This episode is a part of a mini-series that we developed in partnership with 3 students from NAU focused on Snowbowl Ski Resort and the agencies that are supposed to hold them accountable. For clearer audio, skip to episode 4. EDIT: Snowbowl Ski Resort, at the time it began using reclaimed sewage water for artificial snow, was the only resort in the world to use reclaimed water to make 100% of their artificial snow. However, since that time, it is unclear if there are other resorts that also use reclaimed waste water for 100% of their artificial snow. re: "Snowbowl is the only resort in world to use reclaimed waste water for 100% of their artificial snow" To learn more and stay connected follow us on social media @Protectgrandcanyon and follow us wherever you listen to podcasts, and consider sharing these episodes with others. Every episode and story shared is another step toward protecting these sacred places for generations to come. For questions, or to get involved locally, don't hesitate to email me at Mattea.goetz@sierraclub.org, Also check out Heal the Peaks healthepeaks.com to read “Conflicting Perspectives Regarding the Holy Mountain Called “San Francisco Peaks,” and Other Sacred and Significant Places of Original Nations and Traditional Healers,” learn more, and sign their petition. Music by: Emma NesteruckProduced by: Mattea Goetz, NAU student team, Carrie DanielsonIn Partnership with Beyond the Pines: A FLG Wellness Collective. You can find them @beyondFLG or www.beyondFLG.comAnd a most special thank you to our guest, Shawn Mulford.

13/01/2025

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45 min
30/01/2025

On Fundamental Attribution Error

Join Mufasa and Taka (aka Cody and Dan) as they introduce the cognitive bias series and do a deep dive in the quickest and nerdiest way on the topic of Fundamental Attribution Error (FAE). This includes a brief history about the development of the concept, prominent research studies and their findings, reasons that it occurs, and how to combat it. Specifically, you'll want to stick through the antics to hear about strategies for how to challenge this phenomenon that we all fall into. And, don't miss the rest of the upcoming series addressing other common cognitive errors that lead to disruptions and distress in day to day life.

30/01/2025

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43 min
28/05/2024

Episode 024: Molly Wood (Whale Foundation)

Join Michael Che and Colin Jost (aka Cody Bayles and Dan Phillips) as we go #beyondFLG with intellectual, interpersonal, and intergalactic powerhouse; Molly Wood, the executive director for the Whale Foundation. Molly was born and raised in the throws of the Mogollon rim in Show Low, AZ - the place where the main drag is named “Deuce of Clubs.” and the high school is named after your favorite nickname for middle-aged women trolling for younger men - #GoCougars. In this episode, Molly goes #beyondFLG to discuss her personal interest in botany and herbalism, what led her to taking on a gig as a river guide, and ultimately, what led her to apply and be selected for the executive director position at the Whale Foundation - which is a non-profit company oriented toward connecting the river guiding community with resources for mental health treatment, funding for education/further learning, and medical health treatment. Molly shares about the history of the Whale Foundation including the origins of its name, her vision for going forward, and some challenges she foresees. It was a bigly pleasure sitting with Molly and to learn how much passion she holds for developing and building community in natural and organic ways, in addition to what GPS coordinates represent her favorite places to be connected to nature. Thanks for tuning-in as we go #beyondFLG with Molly Wood. Whale Foundation:https://www.whalefoundation.org/

28/05/2024

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1 h 10 min
20/02/2020

Episode 000: #beyondFLG Intro w/Dan Phillips & Cody Bayles

The first podcast in the #beyondFLG catalogue. This episode is an introduction to the show, its hosts, and their vision for Beyond the Pines. As listeners, you can anticipate a healthy dose of learning about their enneagram numbers (hint: they're both head-types), their basic insecurities, and how they act out Beyond the Pines' values in their own lives. That said, expect several moments of jackassery paired with ample amounts of tomfoolery...Seriously, who gave these dudes PhD's.

20/02/2020

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1 h 15 min
20/08/2024

Episode 025: Meg Kabotie-Adakai (Flagstaff Mountain Town Market)

Join Snoop Dogg and Mike Tirico (aka Cody and Dan) as they take a break from the Olympics to interview Flagstaffian Meg Kabotie Adakai. Meg is the mom of two beautiful children. She's an educator, she's an artist, and she's a lover of nature and community. She earend a most prestigious degree from THE Northern Arizona University. Her degree is in Biomedical Science and Psychology. Meg comes from a line of Hopi artists on her father’s side, whose work can be found throughout Northern Arizona and the world. She is a board member of Flagstaff Foodlink and the Indigenous Circle of Flagstaff, and serves on the Indigenous People’s Advisory Council of Coconino County. She currently manages Flagstaff Mountain Town Markets, and teaches children about nature and community. This episode covers some of Meg’s conenction to the land and the people of the surrounding areas, her approach and goals in creating the FLG Mountain Town Markets, and how the market has unfolded thus far, including what she sees going forward. Let's go #beyondFLG with Meg Kabotie Adakai. Before the episode begins, Sydney Rittershaus shares about some great things happening in the community and how you can get involved. We’ll also have links for these attached to the show notes. Information from Sydney Rittershaus: Volunteer map:https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/ac3a92e029b0462e819fe0319248525bFlagstaff Foodlink Website:https://flagstafffoodlink.com/Just Cultivation Coalition Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/just_cultivation_coalition/ Sydney Rittershaus, Co-founder of Just Cultivation Coalition, Farm Programs Coordinator at Townsite Urban Farm, & Board Member of Flagstaff Foodlinksyd.rittershaus@gmail.com

20/08/2024

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58 min
10/04/2020

Episode 002: Davona Blackhorse, MA (PhD Candidate)

For today’s episode, Tommy B and Robby G (AKA Cody B and Danny P) go #beyondFLG with Davona Blackhorse, a clinical mental health counselor who is currently working towards a Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Studies from NAU. In Davona’s program, her studies focus on the psychological impact of toxic land mining exposure on the Navajo Reservation and historical trauma among Native Americans. Among other activities, Davona has helped develop a social practice art exhibition titled, “Hope + Trauma in a Poisoned Land” and was a featured speaker at the National History Institute’s annual conference on Reciprocal Healing in Sedona. Davona is bright, strong, courageous. and knowledgeable. Listen as she references a wide range of authors and activists in a wide range of fields including Julie Pasternak, Winona LaDuke, Amanda Blackhorse, John Bowlby, John Trudell, Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart, and Jack Kerouac. Listen to the episode and check the links below to learn more about the issues Davona is passionate about and how those issues relate to the area in and around Flagstaff, AZ. Julie Pasternak: https://www.amazon.com/Yellow-Dirt-Poisoned-Betrayal-Navajos/dp/1416594833 Winona LaDuke: https://www.amazon.com/Recovering-Sacred-Power-Naming-Claiming-ebook/dp/B01DV1YCDA/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3H5NMREVAC0D1&dchild=1&keywords=winona+laduke&qid=1586487266&s=books&sprefix=Winona+%2Cstripbooks%2C188&sr=1-2 John Trudell: https://www.amazon.com/Lines-Mined-Mind-Words-Trudell/dp/1555916783/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=John+trudell&qid=1586487367&s=books&sr=1-1 Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart: https://www.ihs.gov/sites/telebehavioral/themes/responsive2017/display_objects/documents/slides/historicaltrauma/htreturnsacredpath0513.pdf Jack Kerouac: http://jackkerouac.com

10/04/2020

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1 h 18 min

Welcome to the Beyond the Pines podcast Channel where you'll find a selection of shows produced by Beyond the Pines - A Flagstaff Wellness Collective.

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Ep 6: The Finale

Ep 4: Double Threshold and F1 Las Vegas

PART 1: Interview with Laura Jo West, former Coconino Forest Service Supervisor on managing the Peaks and working with Snowbowl

Ep. 5 Echoes from the Edge: Voices on the Margin with Kelly Rowe (immigration attorney)

PART2: Shawn Mulford on the Defense of the Peaks and Diné Cultural Connections (Snowbowl Ski Resort)

On Fundamental Attribution Error

Episode 024: Molly Wood (Whale Foundation)

Episode 000: #beyondFLG Intro w/Dan Phillips & Cody Bayles

Episode 025: Meg Kabotie-Adakai (Flagstaff Mountain Town Market)

Episode 002: Davona Blackhorse, MA (PhD Candidate)

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