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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/
31 июл.

S1 Ep. 10 Kyle Boggs on Recreational Colonialism and the Peaks

Join us for Episode 10 of our Snowbowl series as we speak with Community Journalist, author, and Professor Kyle Boggs. In this conversation, we dive into Kyle's new book "Recreational Colonialism" as it relates to the peaks. Recreational Colonialism and the Rhetorical Landscapes of the Outdoors argues that outdoor recreation is not politically neutral but can reinforce ongoing settler colonialism by normalizing non-Indigenous claims to and uses of lands that hold deep cultural, religious, and historical significance for Indigenous peoples. Drawing on examples such as skiing, climbing, ultrarunning, and bikepacking, especially focusing on the conflict over Arizona Snowbowl on the sacred San Francisco Peaks, Kyle Boggs examines how recreation, language, and public-land narratives shape who is seen as belonging on the landscape and whose relationships to place are marginalized. Rather than calling for an end to outdoor recreation, the book challenges readers to critically examine their own participation in these systems and to support Indigenous sovereignty and more ethical relationships with land. Check out his website at kyleboggs.com 🎧 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
4 авг.

S2 Ep. 3 Grassroots organizing on the Navajo Nation against Uranium Mining in the Region with Diné C.A.R.E. and Biddi Roots

Join us for Episode 3 of our Monuments and Mines series as we speak with Robyn Jackson of Diné C.A.R.E. and Taymond Tolthe of Bidi Roots. Both Navajo Nation-based organizations are doing incredible work within the region. In this episode we explore Uranium Transport and the Navajo Nation, chat about the incredible community organizing their organizations are doing against the Pinyon Plain Uranium mine, and what mining companies don't want people to know. Support these orgs!Check out Diné C.A.R.E. Home | Dine-careConnect with Bidi Roots through email at bidiroots@gmail.com 🎧 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.
21 мая

S2 Ep. 2 Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument and Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine with Carletta Tilousi

Join us for Episode 2 of our Monuments and Mines series as we speak with Carletta Tilousi of the Havasupai Tribe. Carletta has been instrumental in the defense of the region, as well as in the creation of Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni, Ancestral Foot Prints of the Grand Canyon National Monument. In this episode we explore the who, what, where, when, and why behind this monument, and explore the threats Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine, grandfathered into the monument, poses to the region, and how you can get involved. Check out Monumental Moment here: Monumental Moment Film | Learn, Advocate, Act Sign the petition to protect Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon here Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni – Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument 🎧 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 And special thanks to our partners at Beyond the Pines and Home Sounds.
08.02.2022

Episode 014: Jason Costello (Canyon Coolers)

Join Pete Twinkle and Greg Stink (aka Cody and Dan) as they go #beyondFLG with Jason Costello, the founder and CEO of Canyon Coolers (@canyoncoolers). Jason, like many other well-intentioned folks, found himself in Flagstaff, AZ in the early 1990’s when starting college at the Harvard of the West (NAU). Following his degree, he worked in a variety of settings and somehow, someway, found himself in the domain of slinging coolers. In 2010, he founded Canyon Coolers and a few years later, he went all in with the business. Since then, Canyon Coolers has won a variety of awards and remains as one of the top products when compared to its competitors for ice retention. Canyon Coolers offers a lifetime, hassle-free warranty and identify their value of relationships as the reason for this warranty. Stay tuned to learn whether it is or is not also a conflict avoidance strategy. Lastly, Jason shares a deep connection to the community of Flagstaff as his company has partnered with local artists Ashley Matelski (@ashleymatelskiart) and Duane Koyawena (@dwayne_koyawena_arts). Canyon anticipates partnering with Arizona Game & Fish and seeks to continue building relationships with the FLG and surrounding communities. Jason also describes a history of varied FLG community partners or relationships including the Flagstaff Snow Park (@flagsnowpark), Artisan Metal Works (@artisan_metal_works), The Flagstaff Hullabaloo (@flagstaff_hullabaloo), and MotherRoad Brewing Company (@motherroadbeer). It is evident that Canyon is a piece of the fabric of FLG and Jason's approach to life has contributed to its role in the area. Stay tuned to learn the details about how Jason founded Canyon Coolers, the company’s evolution over time, and various stories showing ways that all good things start with a bad idea.
8 апр.

S2 Ep. 1 Uranium Mining in the Southwest and Navajo Nation with Sabrina Mathues ManyGoats

Join us for Episode 1 of our Monuments and Mines series as we speak with Uranium organizer and artist, Sabrina Manygoats. Learn about the history of Uranium mining in the 4 corners region, why uranium mining is so dangerous, an exploration of what radiation does to our bodies, and more. To connect with Sabrina, check out her website and social media Home | The Mathues , and (3) Instagram 🎧 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 And special thanks to our partners at Beyond the Pines and Home Sounds.
13.01.2025

S1 Ep. 2 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

S1 Ep. 1 PART1: 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.
26.11.2024

Episode 028: Kathleen Ventura (Compost Crowd)

Join Alex and Franky Venegas, known as Flyysoulja and Kodiyakredd respectively, and known collectively as the Island Boys (aka Dan and Cody) as they go #beyondFLG with Kathleen Ventura. She is the co-owner of Compost Crowd, an award-winning compost collection service right here in Northern Arizona. She and her husband, Brock Delinski, offer residential, commercial and event food scraps collection in both Flagstaff and Sedona. Their objective is to keep organic matter out of the landfill, engage the community in this diversion, and return the nutrients to the soil at local farms. Kathleen is an avid environmentalist and was just named Arizona’s Green Leader by Green Living Magazine. Compost Crowd was also named Arizona's Best Eco-Friendly Service for Your Home, Best Arizona Company Doing Good for the Planet, and Arizona's Best Eco-Friendly Small Business. When Kathleen isn’t elbows deep in food scraps and bucket washing, she can be found making vegan food and hosting themed dinner parties, camping in the backcountry or chilling in her refurbished 1994 camper, walking 20,000 steps/day with her rescue dog, or thrifting for gently-used fashion fits. In this episode we cover the history and origin of Compost Crowd, adventures in life, and what brought Kathleen and her husband to the west. Thank you so much for tuning-in as we go #beyondFLG with Kathleen Ventura.
30.07.2024

On Altered Traits Pt. 2 with Lotus McClatchie

Join Snoop Dogg and Kevin Hart (aka Cody and Dan) as they follow up on the altered traits of consistent mindfulness by talking about lived experiences with long time mindfulness expert Lotus McClatchie. In this episode, Snoop and Kevin hear first hand from Lotus about strategies for developing mindfulness and the observable change that occurs. This episode provides details for the effects described in part one of the altered traits QN2 so go back and check out that episode if you haven't heard it already. Most importantly, many thanks to Lotus for joining/tolerating us and sharing with us her wisdom on the topic of mindfulness.

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

S1 Ep. 10 Kyle Boggs on Recreational Colonialism and the Peaks

S2 Ep. 3 Grassroots organizing on the Navajo Nation against Uranium Mining in the Region with Diné C.A.R.E. and Biddi Roots

S2 Ep. 2 Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument and Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine with Carletta Tilousi

Episode 014: Jason Costello (Canyon Coolers)

S2 Ep. 1 Uranium Mining in the Southwest and Navajo Nation with Sabrina Mathues ManyGoats

S1 Ep. 2 PART2: Shawn Mulford on the Defense of the Peaks and Diné Cultural Connections (Snowbowl Ski Resort)

S1 Ep. 1 PART1: Shawn Mulford on the Defense of the Peaks and Diné Cultural Connections (Snowbowl Ski Resort)

Episode 028: Kathleen Ventura (Compost Crowd)

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