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  • Episode 12 AIR Trip #2

Episode 12 AIR Trip #2

Monday 11th July 2022

Join Jason, Chuck, and Luke as they reflect on AIR's second trip, covering route planning, community building, and nature's healing power on 'The Freeology Podcast'.
59 minutes
Informative
Hopeful
Encouraging
Engaging
Motivational

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AIR Trip #2: A Journey Through Wilderness and Community

I think that gets the heart of why I'm a part of this program and what I think is truly unique about wilderness-based models are that you get a really interesting opportunity to experience or engage in a reset when you step away from all of the materiality and the structure and the responsibility of your everyday life.
Ever wondered what it takes to plan a transformative wilderness trip? In this episode of 'The Freeology Podcast', hosts Jason, Chuck, and Luke share their insights from AIR's second official trip. They kick things off by discussing the nitty-gritty of pre-trip route scouting, revealing how this crucial step shapes the entire experience. From finding reliable water sources in the backcountry to fostering a sense of community among participants, the hosts leave no stone unturned.
One of the highlights is their candid discussion about the challenges and triumphs they faced along the way. They also dive into the upcoming focus groups and trips planned for November, aiming to refine and enhance the program even further. For anyone feeling bogged down by depression or seeking a fresh start, this episode offers a glimpse into the rejuvenating power of nature and community.
Tune in to discover how these wilderness adventures can serve as a reset button for your mental health. And yes, they also touch on the costs involved, but more importantly, they emphasize the hope and optimism these trips bring for a brighter future.