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This time I speak with Ashley Korenblat and Walt Dabney of Public Land Solutions about the uncertain future of America's public lands. We speak about the threat these spaces are facing and what selling them off to the highest bidder would mean for the average person. But we also talk about solutions and what you can do to help. 

After COVID, Monet Izabeth was craving a challenge. So she decided to become the first American woman to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole. Monet was not an avid skier and didn't particularly enjoy winter sports, but she was determined and trained for two years before setting out for Antarctica. Journey alongside Monet as she faces inclimate weather, freezing temperatures, and emotional highs and lows to achieve her goal.

Join us as we explore the story of how a German woman has devoted her life to advocating for manta rays in Hawaii.

This time environmental journalist Hillary Rosner joins us to discuss her latest book Roam: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World. In it, Rosner discusses how a human centered world has disrupted wild animals ability to move naturally and the communities and people coming together to try and help. It's an important conversation that just might help save our planet. 

A celebrity eagle couple takes the world by storm in this week's episode. Jackie and Shadow have millions of fans who have followed their love story from the beginning. But their habitat is being threatened and they need your help.