Black in Wild the Podcast

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S3, Ep5: “Camp as it comes”, Sally Steele of Outdoorithm on how to get your family outside

November 03, 2026

The outdoors was never supposed to feel exclusive, but for many Black and Brown families, it still does. Today’s episode features Sally Steele, one half of the founders of the non-profit Outdoorithm Collective and Outdoorithm.com. Outdoorithm focuses on getting black and brown families outside for memorable experiences while spending quality time in nature reconnecting with one another while disconnecting from everyday life. Outdoorithm collective is about bringing families together for organ...

S3, Ep 4 - Victor Ulloa-Reyes: Decolonizing the Outdoors

October 20, 2026

Today’s episode features a new friend of mine, Victor! Victor is currently pursuing his masters in Chicano studies at CSUN, is an employee of the grass-roots nonprofit organization Mono Lake Committee, a photographer, and is a self proclaimed social scientist that is researching the connection between environmentalism and POC communities. Because the outdoors was never just “white people shit.” In this conversation we unpack what it means to reconnect with the land, water, and environmental s...

S3, Ep3 - Nate Pierce: Quieting a Loud Mind Through Recreating Outdoors and Creativity

October 06, 2026

Today’s episode features my fellow Piscean and Columbus, Ohio born and raised, Nate Pierce. A climber, a snowboarder, and honestly an all around tremendously talented human. I first came across Nate’s instagram when I first moved to Mammoth back in 2019 and immediately felt drawn to his page because he was a black climber spending time in places I also recreate in. In this discussion we explore how Nate got into climbing and snowboarding, as well as the other creative outlets he partakes in s...

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Black in Wild the Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant experience in outdoor recreation, park work, farming, horticulture, or other nature-related fields, often paired with a personal perspective on access and representation. Common among recent guests: Professional or hands-on experience in an outdoor or nature-related field; A personal journey or practical perspective relevant to underrepresented voices outdoors. Recent guests include Nate Pierce, Jennifer Nunez, and Anna Natal.

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