Outside/In brings listeners beautiful stories of people interacting with nature. The show's discussion topics range from climate change to skinny dipping in Maine. The podcast is a New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR) production. Anyone who has ever wondered about national parks may find a great listen here.
NHPR released the first episode of the podcast in 2015. From the onset, the show offers thorough investigative and researched-based stories. The show has excellent storytelling about social and environmental issues and trends.
The current host of the show is Nate Hegyi. He joined NHPR in 2022 as a host and senior Outside/In producer. His podcast about an 800-mile bicycle trip earned him the Daniel Schorr Journalism Award in 2020. Sam Evans-Brown served as podcast host from its start until 2021. He has won several awards for his coverage of environmental issues. Contributors to the podcast include NPHR senior producers Justine Paradis and Jessica Hunt. Producers Felix Poon and Taylor Quimby also make the show work. Their teamwork is evident in the quality of the podcast's stories.
The Outside/In podcast has a narrative style common in public radio shows. Preservation of resources and green energy initiatives are examples of topics addressed. The podcast tells stories that highlight human connections to their environs. From season one through the 2021 season, the podcast had "Ask Sam" episodes. The host's responses to listeners' questions in those episodes are informative and entertaining.
Outside/In guests range from opossum experts to skinny-dipping enthusiasts. In one episode, Justine Paradis interviews author Jenny Odell. They talk about finding meaning outside of work and the internet. Thoughtful conversations mingle with enjoyable musical scores. Listeners can expect an immersive experience on the podcast. New episodes of the podcast are available weekly.
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