Following Waters
Following Waters
Podcast Description
Life on and off the water.
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The podcast covers themes such as personal journeys in adventure sports, the balance between risk and responsibility, and the connection to nature. Notable episodes include discussions on the transition from skateboarding to paddling with Adam Herzog and the insights on balancing outdoor life with parenting from Bobby Miller, highlighting areas such as training techniques, community building, and environmental stewardship.
Life on and off the water.
In this episode of Following Waters, host Brett Mayer sits down with whitewater kayaker Isaac Hull, whose relationship with paddling began unusually early. Sponsored by the age of ten, Isaac effectively grew up alongside the river, learning not only how to paddle but how to navigate identity, expectations, and opportunity within the sport from a young age.
The conversation traces how that early immersion shaped Isaac’s development as a paddler and as a person—from formative trips and long days on the water to the realities of growing up sponsored in a relatively small, tight-knit community. Isaac reflects on how early exposure influenced his approach to risk, progression, and longevity in the sport.
Looking forward, the discussion explores how Isaac’s relationship with kayaking continues to evolve, what drives him now, and how time, perspective, and experience have reshaped his goals.
Check out Isaac’s instagram page to check out some of the drops we talked about in this episode, including Young’s River Falls, and the log dodge in Mexico.
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