S3 EP 04 - Interview With A Rock Climber About Mental Ilness

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Shaniece Borgerding is an equestrian at heart. With her love for western riding and rodeo as well as the outdoors. She has found a passion that fuels her. Take a look at what she thinks about being apart of Colorado State University’s Rodeo Team. Find her on instagram @sborgerd or her jewlery company @lalomaandco

Hey guys! Long time no see, I'm your host Remy Kelbel and I am back at it, with something new, video! I love to interview people about their passions and while this is not equestrian or outdoor related I thought why not share what I enjoy doing! Please welcome Erik Cooper a professional fashion photographer that got published in Vogue in 2018! Feel free to check out his work on instagram @erikcooper_models

How does Rock Climbing help mental illness? Stay tuned on The Outdoor Equestrian Podcast to learn more!

AnneMarie Thru hiked the Appalachian Trail and is here to tell me all about it!  She also tells me about her travels, her life growing up and her experience in the Peace corps.  Her mom is a big hiker so it's no surprise AnneMarie took a liking to the trails but it is surprising that before the Appalachian Trail she actually had never backpacked in her life! Unlike me it was a spontaneous decision and one through ups downs and great friendships along the way.  Here is my interview with her and her instagram and articles below: @annemariesphere  https://thetrek.co/author/annemarie-athey/ My Instagram is @remy_kelbel follow for outdoor photography and information on upcoming interviews. 

Ken McAlpine is an author and wrote survival books such as Juncture and Nexus. In those books he teaches us the importance of ocean conservation and today we talk about survival not just for the marine life but us as humans! I really enjoyed talking to Ken and when he says we have the chance to save ourselves, it's interesting to see his take and perspective on the world. While I disagree with his mentality about how we can save ourselves, in the end as a born again christian I know God will save us. But, I do agree with his message of how helping the ocean not only helps the marine life but helps us in return. This is a great episode full of lessons to be learned only on The Outdoor Equestrian Podcast! Also, I apologize for the static, I will try my best next time to get that under control, with that being said I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do!  Here is a link to Ken's website: http://www.kenmcalpine.com

* Drum Roll Please! Season 3 of The Outdoor Equestrian Podcast not only has people from the equestrian industry but I get to interview and share incredible survival stories from I Shouldn't Be Alive.  I start off this Season interviewing one of the western world's barrel racers. Her name is Carly Twisselman and not only has she rode western throughout her life but she got to combine her love for broadcast Journalism and horses at Ride TV Network. She has also been on networks such as NRATV and Gun TV. In this episode we talk about faith and she tells me about horse stories she covers such as one about a thoroughbred race horse, named Alysheba. She not only has the talent to be a tv host but she has been acting since she was a child. With one of her many talents she also created her own Barrel Racing team at her college at UCLA.  Listen to how her horse stories and getting into Ride TV Network as an equestrian tv presenter made her dreams come true.  

Wes Siler has contributed to various magazines such as outdoorlife, road and track, GQ. He has also appeared on Channels like ABC, CBS and Fox News. He runs a lifestyle column called Indefinitely Wild, telling the story of adventure travel in the outdoors.  Link: https://www.outsideonline.com/category/indefinitelywild Wes talks with me about how one of his videos on Rewilding, on camping and the outdoors helps his anxiety. Thank you for listening to The Outdoor Equestrian Podcast!

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Outdoor Equestrian Podcast! I'm your host Remy Kelbel and today I get the opportunity to interview a National Geographic intern.  She tells me about what she did in a day for the company, a National Geographic photographer she met named Joel Sartore and her photography as well.  Sarah not only is a photographer because of her dad but she is a writer and won an investigative Journalism award. Here is a link to her amazing blog: http://skbworks.com This is a link if you want to know more about Seaspiracy and its falsehood : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/2021/4/13/22380637/seaspiracy-netflix-fact-check-fishing-ocean-plastic-veganism-vegetarianism I hope you enjoy the interview! Make sure to check out my blog: https://1782520.site123.me Thank you for listening!

"Anything is possible and the more you travel every dream you can think of becomes a possibility." ~ Christine Ka'aloa Christine Kaaloa is an avid traveler. We talk about finding a niche on youtube, how she got the idea for GRRRLTRAVELER for Youtube.  We talk about dark tourism and a death museum Christine went to during her travels. She brought up a scary experience not being able to find a bus stop in a foreign country. She says she went to a cave hotel in Cappadocia Turkey and her experience in a flotel; a floating hotel on the Khwae Yai River in Thailand. We also talk about materialism. The museum she was talking about is called The Siriraj Medical Museum. Here is the link on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whW0MiZsHY0  I loved talking to Christine and that she has a very down to earth and humble personality.  Listen to the conversation and Christine's fascinating experiences on The Outdoor Equestrian Podcast with your host Remy Kelbel!