Go Wildly Podcast
Go Wildly Podcast
Podcast Description
The Go Wildly Podcast is what happens when two childhood friends turn into dirtbag adventure junkies and decide to bring a mic into the wilderness. We’re Emily & Heather—equal parts heart and chaos—pulling stories out of people like snacks from the bottom of a backpack. We hike. We float. We talk. At the heart of each episode is one question: What was your pivotal outdoor moment—the one that changed everything?
Together let’s GO WILDLY!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on outdoor adventure stories, personal growth, and environmental consciousness, with themes including pivotal outdoor moments and sustainable living. Episodes explore topics like the transformative experience of Burning Man and overcoming personal challenges through nature.
Go Wildly is an outdoor adventure and storytelling podcast about the moments in nature that change us. Hosts Emily & Heather talk with athletes, river guides, conservationists, and outdoor entrepreneurs about their pivotal outdoor moment—the experience that reshaped how they live, lead, and explore. Recorded on rivers, trails, and in wild places across the Pacific Northwest. Together we Go Wildly!
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Instagram: @gowildlypodcast
YouTube: Go Wildly Podcast
Website: gowildlypodcast.com
Fly Fishing, Female Fun & Getting Women Outdoors with Meg GrahamEpisode 38 | Go Wildly Podcast
She came to Southern Oregon for the rivers. The rivers gave her a lot more than she expected.
Meg Graham moved to Southern Oregon in 2016, found whitewater, then picked up fly fishing — and fell completely in love with it. She's also the President and Co-Founder of Southern Oregon Women Outdoors, built to help women get outside with confidence and find their people while they're at it.
⚠ This episode contains a discussion of a river fatality. Please listen with care.
We talk about: how her family found Oregon and the outdoors, whitewater to fly fishing, nymphing and dry flies and swinging for steelhead, losing her kayaking mentor to the river, that one time Meg and her Instagram friend stole her new boyfriend's boat, where the confidence to start a nonprofit came from, female fun vs. male fun, work-life balance in corrections and courts, being a participant in your own life, being a woman of the water, and her favorite gear (Kula Cloth).
Links
Southern Oregon Women Outdoors: southernoregonwomenoutdoors.square.site | @southernoregonwomenoutdoors
BLT Shuttles: bltshuttles.weebly.com
Active Listener Offers
– Kula Cloth — Meg's most-used piece of outdoor gear. Shop to support the show: kulacloth.com/?avad=436689_e4cf2ef3d
– SOMA — 2-Week Free Trial + 6-month membership: southernoregonmartialarts.com
– ROW Adventures — Code GOWILDLY, $100 off any multi-day trip 2026-2027: rowadventures.com/multi-day-rafting-trips
– Lean In Breathwork — Code GOWILDLY, 20% off sauna sessions: calvinlivingston.com
Follow Go Wildly
– YouTube: youtube.com/@gowildlypodcast
– Spotify: tinyurl.com/spotifygowildlypodcast
– Instagram: @gowildlypodcast
– Website: gowildlypodcast.com
Hosted & Produced by Emily Berlant & Heather White
Theme Music: ”Rainmaker” by Jared Masters
Keywords
Go Wildly Podcast, Southern Oregon podcast, outdoor podcast, adventure podcast, Emily Berlant, Heather White, Meg Graham, Southern Oregon Women Outdoors, SOWO, women outdoors, fly fishing Oregon, fly fishing Rogue River, steelhead fishing Oregon, dry fly fishing, nymphing, whitewater kayaking, women fly fishing, women who fish, nonprofit outdoors, outdoor community women, female outdoor community, women empowerment outdoors, BLT Shuttles, Kula Cloth, outdoor gear women, outdoor confidence, place-based podcast, whimsy, Rogue River
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