Boldly Went: YOUR Adventure Stories Boldly Went

This is one in a series of episodes we collected at our live storytelling event last year at the Race to Alaska sendoff party in Port Townsend, Washington. If you are going to wrap your raft while leading a group of 24 goddesses through class III and IV whitewater rapids on the Dolores River in Colorado, you better do it with style.

Adventure Storyteller: Joel Shrut
From: S’Klallam (or Klallam) (Port Townsend, WA)

Music: Maricz

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This episode is part of a series of stories we collected at our live storytelling event last year at the Race to Alaska sendoff party in Port Townsend, Washington. Sometimes it takes a refreshing dip in a toxic river to remember why local natural spaces are worth fighting for.

Adventure Storyteller: Michaela Elias
From: S’Klallam (or Klallam) (Port Townsend, WA)

Music: Maricz

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This episode is part of a series of stories we collected at our live storytelling event last year at the Race to Alaska sendoff party in Port Townsend, Washington. John Muir, in his journal, wrote that one "should never go to Alaska as a young man (or woman)because you will never be satisfied with any other place as long as you live." In this story Larry Layman shares some observations from a kayaking trip in Glacier Bay that lend much truth to Muir's sentiments.

Adventure Storyteller: Larry Layman
From: S’Klallam (or Klallam) (Port Townsend, WA)

Music: Maricz

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For the next few episodes we’ll be sharing some of the incredible stories that we collected at our live storytelling event last year at the Race to Alaska sendoff party in Port Townsend, Washington. Race to Alaska has been cancelled for 2020 so we’re hoping these stories will keep the intrepid and eccentric spirit of R2AK alive while we eagerly await its return next year. All the stories from this event were centered around the theme of water; this story is about a wild and somewhat harrowing overnight kayaking adventure in Alaska.

Adventure Storytellers: Sissy & Susannah
From: S’Klallam (or Klallam) (Port Townsend, WA)

Music: Maricz


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The first episode of Season 6! We've switching up our format a little so you can enjoy shorter episodes throughout your week. We hope you like it! We also ask the question, "What does adventure storytelling mean to you?"

Music: Maricz

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Being the boss means taking responsibility for ourselves and our relationships. It’s about who we let guide us, and how we guide others. Most importantly, it’s how we let our experiences dictate our lives.

Adventure Storytellers: Neil Severson, Christina Kurty, Mindy Roberts
From: Puyallup, Puget Sound Salish (Tacoma, WA), Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs (Bend, OR)

Music: Maricz, Craig MacArthur, Dan Lebowitz, The Mini Vandals



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