This is a heartwarming and inspirational episode of MAC Outdoors with Mia Anstine. She shares “An Ode to a Mountain Horse” and introduces you to a friend who is like family. In this special installment with “Healing America’s Heroes,” Mia is thrilled to welcome Eddie Crane, the founder of a veterans group that uses equine and fly-fishing therapy to impact first responders and veterans positively.

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https://healingamericasheroes.org/ An Ode to Geronimo — https://miaanstine.com/2018/04/13/go-rest-high-on-that-mountain-old-geronimo/

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This week I have the wonderful opportunity to talk with my friend, attorney and advocate, Darrah Blackwater.

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Darrah Blackwater is from Farmington, New Mexico and is a citizen of the Navajo Nation. She is a conceptual artist and an attorney specializing in Indigenous law and telecommunications law. In a previous career she was a tennis professional at the John Newcombe Tennis Ranch in New Braunfels, Texas and in Zhongshan, China. While in China, Darrah and her walking partner, Ann Liang, walked 1,388 miles from Zhonshan to Beijing to raise money for organizations that empower people with disabilities. She spent a year of law school working on tribal issues in Washington D.C., and has assisted in building multiple community networks in Indigenous communities. Darrah has extensively researched and written about the concept of spectrum sovereignty, the idea that Native Nations have exclusive rights to the electromagnetic spectrum on and over their lands. Darrah spent her summer after law school hiking the Colorado Trail to raise awareness about the digital divide and Indigenous issues. Her Native Lens video on Indigenous spectrum sovereignty (below) is featured in the National Museum of Natural History exhibit Cellphone: Unseen Connections through 2025. In her spare time she can be found playing tennis, making art, or playing in the mountains.

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Listener and photographer Christian Paul joins Jeremy to talk about his epic adventure on the Uinta Highline Trail.  This amazing long-distance trail traverses the highest mountain range in Utah.  The trail crosses several high mountain passes and gives the hiker views of glaciated landscapes dotted with alpine lakes brimming with trout.  And Christian talks about the important life changes he made to be able to undertake this challenging hike.
Christian's photography business: https://www.christianpaulphotography.com/
Christian's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6aJIhsOVJ0Re319OI_GSpw/videos
Christian's videos on the Highline Trail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OutLohnnsno&list=PLsu1l97U14cDHbKFpKPfe1MJUviG-DMWi
Our sponsor, Outdoor Herbivore (listen to the episode for a new discount code!):  https://outdoorherbivore.com/
Janna and Grant Glaze's Alta Via 1 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbWa9jz215A
Questions, comments, or suggestions:  trailsworthhiking@gmail.com
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In this episode of the Barefoot Bushcraft Radio Show

– Surprising insights into the effects of wood fuel burning

– Leatherman Tread Wearable Tool Kit

– Bartering after a collapse

– Special Guest Luke McLaughlin from Holistic Survival School