Episode 30 | Journalist Adam Federman on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Part II
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Summary
In this episode of the Backpacking Light Podcast, Andrew follows up with Type Investigations journalist Adam Federman to find out what’s new with the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Then, Ryan reads his essay “What is Ultralight Backpacking: How We Talk About Ultralight.”
Outline
- Introduction
- Adam Federman Interview
- Link to Adam’s first interview with us
- Adam catches us up on what we talked about in his prior episode
- Introduction to Steve Wackowski – who is he, and why does he matter?
- Porcupine Caribou Herd management
- Alaskan earthquake
- Ethics investigation
- Seismic surveys
- The power of political appointees
- Demand for oil and gas right now
- What’s the future look like?
- Andrew talks about his favorite article at BPL right now: Can Wilderness Include Humans?
- Ryan reads his essay: What is Ultralight Backpacking: How We Talk About Ultralight.
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- Executive Producer - Backpacking Light; Show Director and Host - Ryan Jordan; Producer - Chase Jordan; Theme music: Look for Me in the Mountains written by Chris Cunningham and Ryan Jordan, performed by Chris Cunningham (acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vocals, harmonica), Chad Langford (upright bass), and Tom Murphy (mandolin), produced by Basecamp Studios in Bozeman, Montana.
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