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The 6th Fest Podcast

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The Sixth Festival is a brand new climate change festival gathering, illuminating, and activating people around the greatest issue we have ever faced. A fringe festival with events and participants of all kinds: dancing, panels...we spotlight and uplift what people already do so that everyone can see how they can get involved, wherever and whoever they are. The podcast is two series: "Walk the Walk," a thru-hikers' podcast; and "In the Field" about people who study and work in any capacity relating to climate--finance, migration, wildlife, and more. We also post the audio of past events.

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4/26/2021

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April 28, 2021

In the Field - Episode One - Alyssa Johnson, student Wildlife Biologist

In the first episode of In the Field, a show with people who study and work in the thousand parts there are to the climate crisis, we sit down with Alyssa Johnson, wildlife biology honors major at Purdue University. I have to say thank you to Alyssa for how vulnerable she got and for taking us on a very personal journey, from her struggles with health to the coyotes who used to echo her music and the other co-inhabiters of the earth she has committed her life to. Truly an inspiration. **We apologize for the poor quality and volume. We are a brand new festival without experience, tools, or funding...and I just didn't get the mic close enough.** Wildlife Biology at Purdue <a href="https://ag.purdue.edu/fnr/Pages/osswildlife.aspx">Find out more about her program</a>. <a href="https://www.indianapoliszoo.com">Check out and support the Indianapolis Zoo.</a> Music <a href="https://www.jbwkz.com">"The Bumrush" by Jabbawockeez</a> Check out other cool shit and end the silence on the climate crisis by going to: <a href="//www.thesixthfest.org">Festival site.</a>

April 26, 2021

Walk the Walk - Episode One

This is the first ever episode of <a href="//www.thesixthfest.org">The Sixth Festival's</a> podcast! In this episode of Walk the Walk, a thru-hiker's climate change series, we sit down with three dope as hell LGBTQIA+ hikers about their experiences on and off trail.  Early - @madeof.starstuff Diva - @thewildcolor Mr. President - @mrpresidenthikes, <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.WildernessEffect.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2ZnzUjDvMfIRDqufkag1MQo93CRSBgu0ePKQBcNL-2YOy-ZOt-9gNRmuY&h=AT12Ea6idL-p6glujzdeoTx5f0ixYyKBE8iYOxIB0B5cjyiOFdG8c-V-CWALwsBHRLbagmS_s9L5XGFzWA9WBTdsIWJR1RcHV-ebKZ0-JF9YOQ21UYo7m91AQsB4Jg4YYS2o5ynsgDduy_RdSvDItA3x">Hiker's Blog</a> Sit down with people who have walked the country's longest trails, spending months outside at a time, living on minimal resources and streams away from society, being nearer the earth, and themselves.

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What is The 6th Fest Podcast?: The Sixth Festival is a brand new climate change festival gathering, illuminating, and activating people around the greatest issue we have ever faced. A fringe festival with events and participants of all kinds: dancing, panels...we spotlight and uplift what people already do so that everyone can see how they can get involved, wherever and whoever they are.

The podcast is two series: "Walk the Walk," a thru-hikers' podcast; and "In the Field" about people who study and work in any capacity relating to climate--finance, migration, wildlife, and more. We also post the audio of past events.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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