Go Wildly Podcast

10/15/2026

Meet Jared Masters. Artist, musician, creative genius, and the man responsible for those whimsical little beats that kick off every Go Wildly episode.

So technically, you’ve already met him. Just with your ears. 😂

This week, we’re putting the man behind the music IN FRONT of the microphone, and getting into the wonderfully wild world of Jared Masters.

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10/14/2026

Give a couple of outdoorsy girls microphones and suddenly we’re losing our absolute minds over how freaking cool this planet is. 😂🌲

We got outside with Tara Laidlaw and were once again reminded that Southern Oregon is ridiculously beautiful and we’re just lucky enough to live here.

From jaw-dropping views to carnivorous plants (yes, PLANTS THAT EAT BUGS 👀), this episode of Go Wildly is your reminder to get outside, get curious, and never lose your sense of wonder.

🎥 Go watch our latest episode with Tara Laidlaw on YouTube! Trust us, this is one you actually want to SEE.

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10/13/2026

10/06/2026

Nine women. Nine businesses. A whole lot of “holy s**t, why didn’t this exist already?”

We got invited to Oakland for Title Nine’s Pitchfest to watch nine incredible finalists pitch products built by women, for women who actually get outside and DO the things.

Left wildly inspired and reminded once again:

Life gets really fu***ng cool when you start saying yes. 💛

09/10/2026

Liz Miheve’s story is one of those stories that feels like the universe was leaving breadcrumbs.

A Midwestern figure skater lands in corporate finance. Her boss has the team make vision boards. The very next day, an old friend’s Facebook post about a kayak school on Southern Oregon’s Rogue River pops up.

She says yes.

And that one yes starts changing everything.

Somehow, the path leads from figure skating to finance to kayaking the Rogue River to guiding to becoming a BLM Ranger in Oregon. 🌲🛶

It’s whimsical. It’s adventurous. It’s a little bit “wait… are vision boards actually magic?” And it’s such a good reminder that sometimes the life that fits you starts with following one tiny breadcrumb.

This episode of Go Wildly is an AWESOME listen.

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And maybe go update your vision board while you’re at it. 👀

09/04/2026

We talk a lot about getting outside… but nobody said the adventure had to stay on the ground. 🚁

Aviation, helicopters, flying, exploring from an entirely different perspective… turns out the outdoor recreation world is a whole lot bigger than hiking boots and trailheads.

And THIS is exactly why we love having these conversations on Go Wildly.

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What’s the most unexpected way YOU like to get outside? 👇

08/27/2026

After years of outdoor leadership, guiding people through the wilderness, being a mom, and now owning a rafting company, Ashley knows what actually matters out there.

Good layers. Water. And, as we established earlier in the episode, an absolutely unreasonable amount of snack options.

Because sometimes the difference between “best day ever” and a full emotional collapse is just… being hungry. 😂

🎧 Catch the full conversation with Ashley Drake of Arrowhead River Adventures on the Go Wildly Podcast.

08/20/2026

Come for the adventure stories. Stay for the accidental therapy. 😂

Somehow a conversation about river guiding turned into one of those oh s**t… that applies to literally everything moments.

Mistakes are inevitable. The real skill is learning how to recover from them.

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