Mt Mamas Misadventures Podcast

On a girls weekend in Vegas, Shannon discovers on Facebook that her Shibu Inu dog is missing! For days and days Racheal, Shannon and Shannon's boyfriend search with no success. When days turn into weeks, everyone has given up hope. Everyone except Shannon, who now has become obsessed. 

Shannon and Racheal are on social media. Find them at: 

wonlifedesign.com and wonlifedesign@outlook.com and @wonlifedesign

 

Thanks as always to Sara, the Instrumentalist, for our music "Salamanca"

High in the Utah Uintah Mountains lies an incredible 100 mile stretch of alpine lakes and 10,000 ft peaks. Caitlin shares how to do it and the best 85 miles you must do! For anyone aspiring to be a "Thru-Hiker" this is one for the bucket list!

Winter is here! Deborah and Emily share all their simple tips and tricks to surviving and thriving this winter. It's the best season of the year!!! :)

Link to how to layer your clothing for winter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsZxsDbZxe8

Link to FREE Avalanche Awareness video (42 min): https://youtu.be/dbOmwCxGt7w

 

Thanks as always to Sarah, the Instrumentalist for our music "Salamanca"

Kick off the New You with an incredible inspirational story from Deborah Moore, Co-Host of Mt Mamas Misadventures. She shares her struggle from depression and eating disorders to inspiration and peace. Therapy, meds and yoga propelled her into becoming a Fitness Instructor herself. She shares how you can learn to "Focus on the Here and Now" and that once "You Can Feel Anything", the world opens up before you with possibilities. 

Check her out on Instagram @real_life_is_messy

Thanks as always to Sarah, The Instrumentalist, for her music "Salamanca"

What better place to be lost than the most beautiful place on earth! Christine Diamond shares her misadventures hiking in New Zealand. She also shares why one shouldn't longboard after a breakup. Christine is also an author and has a new release "The Lonely Onion" helping children cope with loneliness and creating friendships. 

Find her at: Christinediamond.com  and  @Christinediamondwriter

Thanks for our music "Salamanca" from Sara, the Instrumentalist

 

Lisa Mitchell Jones shares two rescue stories from her past:

Deep powder can be a dream, but also can be dangerous when you are a snowboarder and become trapped in with no way out. Lisa shares her experience at Beaver Mt Ski Resort as a 15 yr old.

Off leash in moose country can be a recipe for disaster if you have a rogue canine. Even a shock collar can't stop this dog from chasing down a massive bull moose.

 

Thanks for our music "Salamanca" from Sara, the Instrumentalist

As a poor college student, Christine Diamond, decides to venture off to Puerto Rico where the rent is cheap and the adventure is endless! After exploring the famous Cueva Ventana (Window Cave), her friends want to venture further to the dangerous river below. 

 

Christine, is a fantastic storyteller and author, including her newest children's book, "The Lonely Onion".

Find her at:  Christinediamond.com and @christinediamondwriter

 

Also, thanks to Sarah - the Instrumentalist, who wrote our music "Salamanca"

Two nine year old daughters and two dads in the Utah Uintah mountains. What could go wrong? EVERYTHING!!!! Anna shares her adventure origin story, and how adversity even as a youth, can spin you into amazing adventures. 

 

Thanks for our music "Salamanca" from Sara, the Instrumentalist

Live and create the life that you want! Don’t wait for someone to rescue you, you only have one life, live it! Fighting postpartum depression, Brittany Crane found healing in her connection with nature. She felt inspired to help other women heal through nature and being with other women. Now, she owns an outdoor women's adventure company and hosts an inspiring talk show all to inspire women to "get out there"! 

Find her on: "Get Out There Girl!" on Facebook and Instagram

                     "The Brave Talk Show" on Facebook and Instagram

 

Special thanks to Sara, the Instramentalist, for our music: "Salamanca"

From the regal beauty of the Masai people to the rawness of nature, you can't climb Kilimanjaro without visiting the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. These places are so full of wildlife it's called "The "Garden of Eden". Pam and Emily share what it's like living a nature documentary and how you survive a night in the Serengeti.

 

Thanks for our music "Salamanca" from Sara, the Instrumentalist