3 episodes
Views from the Treehouse Richmond Outside
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4.8 • 30 Ratings
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Where we get real with RVA’s outdoors leaders -- 20 feet up a in tree
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Can an RVA startup transform the risk-reward calculation for outdoor enthusiasts?
Charles Merritt and his team at Buddy Insurance offer something novel: On-demand accident insurance for mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking and any other outdoor pursuit (except wingsuiting). Find out why they think the concept will fly...
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Basket and Bike: Touring the Virginia Capital Trail in Style
When Anne Poarch tired of a career in financial services, she turned to hospitality and showcasing the region she loves. Five years later, Basket and Bike, her bike-touring brainchild is growing steadily -- showing visitors and locals alike how to slow down and enjoy the ride.
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A Dirtbag Diary: The Michael Stratton Story
In the world of paddlers, mountain bikers, surfers, and other outdoors enthusiasts, "dirtbag" isn't a pejorative; it's a lifestyle choice, one Michael Stratton -- local kayaker, ultrarunner, and MTBer -- lives despite also holding down at least one real job. Stratton straddles worlds, but it's hard to keep a girlfriend when home has no heat and a sleeping bag beckons every night.
Customer Reviews
What’s happened since COVID hit?
I just listened to the Buddy Ins episode- only one I’ve checked out at this point, but will def check out past ones. Jay Paul sounds familiar & I’m interested to hear when national coverage rolls out. I like hiking, jogging, & SUP. Learned a lot.
Incredible RVA Podcast
This podcast is the bee's knees. Great hosts and very interesting guests. I think everyone who steps outside in Richmond needs to listen to this because the podcast paints a beautiful picture of the city's natural wonder and shines light on those behind the scenes who advocate for and promote the natural splendor. Keep up the excellent work.
I want to put 5 Stars, but
I think there is a decent amount of growth to do from the hosts.
You bring these awesome guests on to discuss topic’s they are expert’s in, and because of all the research that went into the podcast, you end up talking over the Guests to show your excitement about the topics you researched that they are experts in. I wish you guys would ask the questions and then sit back a lot and let the Guest expand in his knowledge about the topic. As host’s your job is to guide the conversation, not be the conversation.
I’ve listened to a bunch of them and noticed this building in multiple podcasts with the latest about the River Keeper being frustratingly noticeable.
I will keep listening, and it has great potential so I hope you guys and work on it!
PS. Because I don’t want to hurt your ratings(as a lover of all RVA things), put a contact link on your website. I would have gone that method first.
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