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1: Taking Congress Camping feat. Stacy Bare
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In this week’s episode, we welcome Stacy Bare. Stacy is the Director of the Sierra Outdoor Club, a mountaineer, a climber and a skier and one of the most insightful, genuine people, I’ve had the privilege of talking with. Climbing helped Stacy recover from PTS and the readjustment issues he faced after a year in Baghdad as a civil affairs team leader in the army. Through the outdoors, he got the support he needed and founded Veterans Expeditions. Later he was recruited by the Sierra Club to lead their military family and veteran efforts, before being promoted to Director of all of the Sierra Club’s outdoor programming. Stacy has won numerous awards, written many articles, has been named a National Geographic Adventurer Of The Year and has also been featured in Climbing Magazine.
Taking Congress Camping, Featuring Stacey Bare.
Episode 01: Show Notes (for full transcript, visit www.aweintheraw.com)
In this week’s episode, we welcome Stacy Bare. Stacy is the Director of the Sierra Outdoor Club, a mountaineer, a climber and a skier and one of the most insightful, genuine people, I’ve had the privilege of talking with. Climbing helped Stacy recover from PTS and the re-adjustment issues he faced after a year in Baghdad as a civil affairs team leader in the army. Through the outdoors, he got the support he needed and founded Veterans Expeditions. Later he was recruited by the Sierra Club to lead their military family and veteran efforts, before being promoted to Director of all of the Sierra Club’s outdoor programming. Stacy has won numerous awards, written many articles, has been named a National Geographic Adventurer Of The Year and has also been featured in Climbing Magazine.
Join in as Stacy and I talk about diversity in the outdoors, hippies with rifles, why it’s never too late to start something, and the idea of measuring our lives in sunrises and sunsets. He shares his fascinating perspective on the fishing and hunting industries and may even change some views of the most die-hard vegans. An enlightening and necessary conversation about merging “environmentalism” with recreational outdoor activities, inclusivity and why taking congress camping, could potentially change the world.
Key Points From This Episode:
- The challenge veterans have coming home.
- How time outdoors brought Stacy back to the present.
- Addressing issues of equity and inclusivity in the outdoors.
- How Moses and the burning bush connects to awe.
- Dacher Keltner and the scientific data to back-up the benefits of time outdoors.
- Why congress should go camping and eat s’
- Recognizing nature as part of our everyday experience.
- Addressing diversity and exclusivity in the outdoors.
- Moving past terminology to truly connect.
- Divides between the environmental movement and the outdoor recreation movement.
- Are backcountry hunters just hippies with rifles?
- Sunsets, hog hunts and connecting communities.
- What Stacy would say to vegans about hunting and fishing.
- And much more!
Tweetables:
“A lot of people don’t understand the responsibilities that we have to continue to maintain this society.” — @mssnotdrs [0:07:55.0]
“Time outside brings you into the moment; you’re not fearful of the past and you’re not guilty about the future.” — @mssnotdrs [0:10:20.0]
“There’s something for everybody in the outdoors and everybody can benefit from time outside.” — @mssnotdrs [0:24:33.0]
“It’s never too late, or too early in life, to start getting out and looking at the wide world around us.” — @mssnotdrs [0:29:11.0]
“One way to measure a good life is how many sunrises or sunsets have you seen?” — @mssnotdrs [0:46:36.0]
“It looks like the vegans have some new friends, and they’re wearing camouflage!” — @tonicpublishing [0:53:48.0]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Awe in the Raw – https://www.katherinelockhart.com/podcast/
Kate Lockhart Website – https://www.katherinelockhart.com/
Kate Lockhart on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/tonicpublishing/
Stacy Bare on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacy-bare-9b354a24/
Sierra Outdoor Club – http://www.sierraclub.org
Greater Good Science Center – https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/
Dacher Keltner – http://psychology.berkeley.edu/people/dacher-keltner
‘Hanging Out: Diversity in the Outdoors’ by Stacy Bare – http://www.huffingtonpost.com/stacy-bare/hanging-out-diversity-in-_b_2806095.html
Climbing Magazine – https://www.climbing.com/
Outdoor Afro – http://outdoorafro.com/
GirlTrek – http://www.girltrek.org/
Latino Outdoors – http://latinooutdoors.org/
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